Burger King sued for supposedly lying about its Whopper
Multiple customers in a lawsuit claim that the fast-food chain’s Whopper sandwiches and other products are smaller than they advertised.
Top baby names of 2024: Official list from Social Security Administration
Liam, Olivia, and one big shakeup – see which name edged its way into the top 10 baby names of 2024, and which favorite dropped off the list.
Wedding season is here: How much will one cost in 2025?
May is underway and so is wedding season. As couples celebrate their big day and others attend as guests, some may wonder how much weddings typically cost.
This $125M Bay Area estate is the most expensive on the market. The rare opportunity to buy a piece of it
A $125 million home for sale in the peninsula town of Woodside may be the Bay Area’s most expensive house currently on the market. The sellers are offering a rare opportunity to purchase a piece of the historic legacy estate.
Cheaper Tesla Model Y launches in US: What to know
Tesla is launching a cheaper version of its best-selling Model Y SUV. The company hopes the U.S. launch will help recoup plunging profits.
Boy orders 70,000 lollipops on mom's phone: 'About fainted'
The 8-year-old used his mother's Amazon account to send 22 cases of Dum-Dums to the home.
REAL ID now required for most to fly within the US
Starting Wednesday, people traveling on a domestic flight and using a state-issued ID to get through security are required to have one that meets federal REAL ID requirements.
San Francisco-based food company bringing pork alternative to stores
A San Francisco-based food company is the first in the nation to bring its cell-cultivated pork to grocery stores this year. KTVU got an inside look—and a taste test—at the company’s kitchen.
National Nurses Week: Best states for nurses revealed in new study
A new study suggests that nursing continues to be one of the most rewarding and stable career paths in the United States. Here’s which state topped the list.
Napa winemaker 1st in US to produce wine from rare Japanese grape
Michelle Sakazaki is introducing American wine drinkers to Koshu, a rare pink grape from Japan, through her Napa-based label, Kazumi Wines. As the first in the U.S. to grow and produce this ancient varietal, she blends Japanese tradition with California innovation.
People are choosing the path less traveled for vacations this year, studies show
Have you heard of "detour destinations?"
Cinco de Mayo kicks off in San Jose with cars, culture, and community
Hundreds turned out in downtown San Jose for the third annual Cinco de Mayo Car Show, celebrating Mexican American culture with custom lowriders, food vendors, and music. Police are stepping up patrols as festivities continue through the weekend.
Bullets fly at upscale Oakland restaurant 'Pierre Pierre'
An investigation is underway in Oakland after a shooting inside an upscale restaurant injured two people.
Possible WWII stash of gold, jewelry found in Czech forest
Museum staff believe the items were buried intentionally, likely as a way to protect the possessions during a time of uncertainty.
Pleasant Hill night market celebrates diversity this AAPI Month
The new Pleasant Hill Night Market launched on Friday, packed with people and community pride. This event also coincided with the second day of AAPI month.
Duolingo announces 148 courses created with generative AI
The company said building one new course on Duolingo could take years, but using generative AI allows for 'unprecedented speed and quality.'
World's oldest person has died at 116
Sister Inah Canabarro, the world’s oldest person at 116, has died. She was just weeks away from turning 117.
McDonald's sees unexpected drop in customers amid economic uncertainty
McDonald’s restaurants sales in the U.S. dipped in the first part of the year, marking the burger chain's largest decline since 2020.
Dining Out for Life: Restaurants support critical community services
Diners enjoyed meals knowing a portion of the proceeds would benefit the San Francisco AIDS Foundation and Project Open Hand, beneficiaries of Dining Out For Life.
Ultra-processed foods can shave years off your life, new study says
A new study says ultra-processed foods can be detrimental to your physical health and even lead to a premature death. But in a world where food scarcity is common, dietitians still stress that access to any food, even processed, is vital.