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A Toyota Corolla crashed into a traffic light around 7:10 p.m. Tuesday, knocking it to the ground at the intersection of Bellomy Street, Park Avenue and The Alameda. The crash happened directly in front of Kids on Campus and the spot where the La Burbuja taco truck is parked.
When officers arrived, they found the light pole toppled and the vehicle damaged in the roadway. A strong smell of alcohol was present at the scene, and one officer was seen pouring out at least three cans of alcohol recovered from inside the car.
When asked for details about the cause of the crash the police declined to comment.
One woman at the scene was publicly arrested.
No injuries have yet been reported, and the intersection remained partially blocked as crews worked to remove debris and secure the damaged traffic signal.
This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
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The Santa Clara Broncos men’s basketball team hosted Utah Tech in a matchup highlighted by the halftime retirement ceremony for Jalen Williams ’22 and his No. 24 jersey on Dec. 3rd.
The Santa Clara Broncos men’s basketball team hosted Utah Tech in a matchup highlighted by the halftime retirement ceremony for Jalen Williams ’22 and his No. 24 jersey on Dec. 3rd.
Williams, who played at Santa Clara from 2019 to 2022, returned to Leavey Center after winning his first NBA Championship with the Oklahoma City Thunder this past season. His jersey now joins those of Bronco legends, including Steve Nash ’96 and Kurt Rambis ’80, in the rafters.
The halftime ceremony began with a standing ovation as Williams walked onto the court. A tribute video featuring Nash, Rambis and other alumni welcomed Williams to “The Club.”
“That made it a little more real, just to be in the same breath as those guys that went here and had successful careers here, and then obviously in the pros is really special,” Williams reflected.
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Santa Clara celebrated Jalen Williams with a jersey retirement ceremony, honoring his deep connection to the program and his accomplishments in the NBA