Julia Prodis Sulek, San Jose Mercury News

Julia Prodis Sulek

San Jose Mercury News

San Jose, CA, United States

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Past articles by Julia:

Flood fighters race to plug 360-foot levee breach along Pajaro River as next storm roars closer

By midday Monday, boulders had filled in about 100 feet of what the day before was a 360-foot breach in a levee along the Pajaro River. The rest was an open spigot of muddy water, still flowing fre… → Read More

Levee breaches on Pajaro River in Monterey County prompting evacuations and rescues

Hundreds of people in the agricultural community of Pajaro in Monterey County were forced to flee their homes when the Pajaro River levee breached Friday night. → Read More

Atmospheric river storm brings headaches, traffic jams and wet weather, but Bay Area escapes severe damage

Light rain forecast over the weekend, with more storms possible next week → Read More

Fentanyl crisis: Fury grows over Bay Area school districts that still aren’t ready to save an overdosing student

But there also was encouraging news: Many schools have stepped up their preparedness in recent months, according to a new Bay Area News Group survey of 33 districts. → Read More

Former San Jose State athletic director lands new job in the wake of university sex abuse scandal

Marie Tuite was named deputy athletic director at Southern Utah University, less than two years after stepping down at San Jose State under a cloud after a widespread sex abuse and retaliation scan… → Read More

Former San Jose State athletic director lands new job in the wake of university sex abuse scandal

Marie Tuite was named deputy athletic director at Southern Utah University, less than two years after stepping down at San Jose State under a cloud after a widespread sex abuse and retaliation scan… → Read More

Half Moon Bay massacre: Immigrants’ ‘humble dreams’ collide with ‘America’s gun violence’

A distinctly American crime – an embittered man with a gun – spoiled their once-upon-a-time illusion of the American immigrant story. → Read More

Half Moon Bay massacre: Immigrants’ ‘humble dreams’ collide with ‘America’s gun violence’

A distinctly American crime – an embittered man with a gun – spoiled their once-upon-a-time illusion of the American immigrant story. → Read More

Half Moon Bay massacre: Immigrants’ ‘humble dreams’ collide with ‘America’s gun violence’

A distinctly American crime – an embittered man with a gun – spoiled their once-upon-a-time illusion of the American immigrant story. → Read More

Mushroom farm massacre was second gun attack at Half Moon Bay farm in seven months

A different farmworker shot at a home on the mushroom farm in July → Read More

Exclusive: Mushroom farm massacre was second gun attack at Half Moon Bay farm in seven months

A different farmworker shot at a home on the mushroom farm in July → Read More

‘Oh my God, he killed him!’ Farmworkers share firsthand account of start of Half Moon Bay rampage

Sisters had just finished a shift when police say Chunli Zhao started shooting → Read More

Half Moon Bay shooting labeled ‘workplace violence,’ suspected shooter’s dark history comes to light

Court records suggest the suspected shooter may have been prone to violence, attempting to suffocate and threatening to “split (the) head” of a former roommate. → Read More

Half Moon Bay shooting labeled ‘workplace violence,’ suspected shooter’s dark history comes to light

Court records suggest the suspected shooter may have been prone to violence, attempting to suffocate and threatening to “split (the) head” of a former roommate. → Read More

Half Moon Bay shooting labeled ‘workplace violence,’ suspected shooter’s dark history comes to light

Court records suggest the suspected shooter may have been prone to violence, attempting to suffocate and threatening to “split (the) head” of a former roommate. → Read More

‘Just two days ago we were talking.’ Families grieve victims of Half Moon Bay massacre

Families grieve and search for answers in the aftermath of a tragic shooting that killed seven people on two Half Moon Bay farms. → Read More

Thunderstorms in forecast as crews fix outages

“The key thing to keep in mind today is just to keep up with the weather, because it might change quickly. So just keep an eye to the sky.” → Read More

Bay Area storms: Scattered thunderstorms in forecast as utility crews work to fix power outages

Tens of thousands of residents awoke without power Tuesday after a band of thunderstorms rocked the Bay Area overnight, marking the latest salvo in a weeks-long line of storms that have filled reservoirs, flooded roadways and bowled over hundreds of trees across the region since late December. → Read More

Major flooding in Santa Cruz Mountains as atmospheric river storm pounds Bay Area

San Lorenzo River hits second-highest level in 85 years, as Bay Area is soaked with another storm → Read More

Major flooding in Santa Cruz Mountains as atmospheric river storm pounds Bay Area

San Lorenzo River hits second-highest level in 85 years, as Bay Area is soaked with another storm → Read More