Claudine Wong
Claudine Wong is an anchor and reporter at KTVU and the host of the podcast 'Bay Area People’
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More athletes describe years of mistreatment by Cal soccer coach
Nearly two dozen current and former Cal women's soccer players have contacted KTVU to share disturbing accounts of verbal abuse, bullying, and mistreatment by their long-time coach. Their stories stretch back more than a decade and they all say they were brushed off when they complained.
Surviving the Game: Allegations of abuse in Cal's soccer program
Women from UC Berkeley's soccer team break their silence about what they allege was emotional abuse, bullying, intimidation, and mistreatment from their long-time coach.
Oakland sisters run business to raise money for Fairyland, zoo and other nonprofits
With partnerships with Oaklandish they also now help Chabot Space and Science Center, Fairyland and the Oakland Zoo.
1 year later: Richmond teen's road to recovery after shooting outside high school
At first, doctors weren’t sure if she would survive, but Ashley Parker beat the odds.
Santa Rosa mom's push for online retailers to stop selling offensive merchandise
A Santa Rosa mom Is taking a stance against offensive merchandise found on online retailers like Amazon.
98-year-old Benicia driver hangs up her car keys for good
The 98 year-old has never gotten a ticket or been in an accident
Super Bowl LIV: Following 49er fans to Little Havana for a taste of Miami
While the 49ers are spending most of their time in meetings and at practice, their fans are getting a chance to experience some of the things that South Florida has to offer.
16-year-old shot at high school football game shares her story of survival, prepares to return to school
It was only ten days after she and her twin sister Melissa celebrated their sweet 16. There were 8 girls in the group that night and they decided to go to the Deanza Pinole football game.
Cousins come up with business idea while grappling with chemo
Cousins design high end medical scrubs, described as the Lululemon of hospital scrubs.