Santa Clara County judge temporarily denies VTA’s request for injunction to stop strike
Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge Daniel T. Nishigaya denied VTA’s motion without prejudice because the forms filed were not compliant with the rules of court, according to court filings — meaning that the agency can refile the request at a future date.
Santa Clara County Court Rejects VTA's Injunction Bid Amid Ongoing Transit Strike
A judge denied VTA's request for an injunction to stop a transit worker strike due to procedural issues, leaving the strike unresolved. The union and VTA differ on wage increases and contract language for dispute resolution.
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority, or VTA, said Saturday it has asked Governor Gavin Newsom to order striking ...
Workers at one of the Bay Area’s largest transit agencies are continuing to strike for a second week over wage disputes. The ...
Employees of the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority entered their second week of a strike that has affected tens of ...
The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority’s bid for a court order to end a strike by 1,500 workers experienced a ...
A legal challenge to the ongoing strike by South Bay transit workers hit a technical snag in court Monday, new documents show ...
As VTA workers are still on the picket line, Nvidia GPU Technology Conference attendees who booked hotels near rail lanes ...
Train testing begins on Sound Transit’s Federal Way Link Extension. Also, the Denver Regional Transportation District (RTD) ...
The latest attempts at mediation between the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority and the union representing striking VTA workers did not reach an agreement, transit officials said in a release ...
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