Michael Bott is a journalist at NBC Bay Area. He focuses on law and legal affairs, litigation, and security and law enforcement, with a particular emphasis on topics such as lawsuits, disaster and emergency response, and public surveillance systems. His work has been featured in NBC News, NBC Los Angeles, New Zealand Herald, Tahoe Daily Tribune, Environmental Health News, MSN, NBC 7 San Diego, and NBC New York (WNBC).
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Michael Bott's focus is on local news in the San Jose, California area with an emphasis on breaking news, government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation. His coverage spans themes related to culture & society, legal & compliance, and crime.
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By: Jeremy Carroll, Candice Nguyen, Alex Bozovic, Michael Bott
A Bay Area woman was awarded $3.5 million in damages by a Santa Clara County civil jury after suing a San Jose rehab facility, alleging she was impregnated by an uncredentialed counselor while seeking treatment for alcohol addiction.
By: Hilda Gutierrez, Michael Bott, Jeremy Carroll, Anasooya Thorakkattu
He says judges are ordering the release of immigrant detainees in most habeas cases, calling this a “tension point” in U.S. history.
By: Anasooya Thorakkattu, Jeremy Carroll, Michael Bott
He says judges are ordering the release of immigrant detainees in most habeas cases, calling this a “tension point” in U.S. history
By: Michael Bott, Candice Nguyen
A second bill is making its way through Sacramento to strengthen oversight of California's troubled 9-1-1 upgrade.
By: Anjana Dasam, Michael Bott, Michael Horn, Jeremy Carroll, Bigad Shaban, Anasooya Thorakkattu
At least two public agencies in Silicon Valley are investigating alleged fraud involving California’s Medi-Cal program.
By: Michael Bott, Jeremy Carroll, Hilda Gutierrez
Less than a week after the joint U.S.-Israeli military strikes against Iran in late February, a South Bay couple from Iran seeking asylum said Department of Homeland Security agents showed up at their apartment, detained the husband and questioned his pregnant wife about their ties to Iran’s government.
By: Jeremy Carroll, Candice Nguyen, Michael Bott
Newly released internal records show insiders on California’s troubled $456 million Next Generation 911 project lost confidence in the system’s chief architect years before he left the state agency overseeing the overhaul.
By: Candice Nguyen, Michael Bott, Jeremy Carroll
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By: Hilda Gutierrez, Alex Bozovic, Robbie Beasom, Michael Bott
Dozens of Oakland seniors say they're living with roaches, garbage and unsafe conditions.
By: Candice Nguyen, Michael Bott, Jeremy Carroll
Police records obtained by NBC Bay Area suggest Rickey Towner's death last September may be the first documented fatality potentially linked to the statewide 911 upgrade.
