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A San Jose community is reacting with shock and concern after police announced the arrest of a suspect accused of placing a hidden camera inside a local Starbucks restroom.

• Sunday sky watching: Tropical moisture from Hurricane Elida (well offshore and not a direct threat to California) combines with monsoon moisture to increase mid and high clouds Sunday into early next week. At this point, the forecast favors more clouds rather than rain, since the atmosphere still lacks enough instability for thunderstorms.

West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

The Trump administration announced a new immigration rule on Thursday, aimed at giving immigration officials broader authority to deny green cards to immigrants. Legal experts say the rule gives officials more power to decide whether the immigrants have received any public benefits. The policy of denying status to immigrants who are in danger of becoming a "public charge" or reliant on public services is not new, but legal experts say the new rule likely will create chaos in the immigration system and be a target for lawsuits. 

The VTA released new data showing that the top ten all-time major events at Levi's Stadium that had the highest single day ridership for the agency. At the top of this list were the World Cup matches. 

Members of the California Public Utilities Commission met Thursday morning and moved an agenda item to the next meeting in August. This item was an understanding between Google and PG&E concerning a proposed 250-megawatt data center in the South Bay. 

President Trump is expected to give a primetime address on election security and voting machines as he continues to push unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud in the 2020 election. The White House says he could touch on a wide range of other topics, including Iran, as the U.S. intensifies military attacks. 

A man running after a pickup driver who had sideswiped a Jeep he and his wife were in was run over and killed by the suspect in Redwood City.

Residents in the Melrose neighborhood of East Oakland are fed up with the blight now that an encampment is directly in the route of a school, and the city hasn't responded to their requests for service.

Stanford scientists may have unlocked the key to slow down aging and protect our organs as we age. A newly-published study looked at immune cells in mice for this latest development. 

The San Francisco Police Department continued its search on Thursday for three people who remain missing after a boat sank Tuesday afternoon with 20 people on board near Alcatraz Island in the San Francisco Bay.

Total Soccer Show podcast co-host, Joe Lowery joins Fox Local San Francisco to talk about the exciting FIFA World Cup semifinal matches and shares his prediction for the final on July 19.

World Cup fans flocked to Mad Dog in the Fog, an English pub in San Francisco, as England took on Argentina in the semifinals. 

As the ceasefire deal between the U.S. and Iran remains shaky, oil prices are back on the rise as the Strait of Hormuz has been a pinnacle for conflict. 

Repairs to a San Jose basketball court could cost more than $10,000 after the newly-renovated court was damaged by illegal fireworks on July 4. 

What started as a vision to create a dance space where LGBTQ+ people and allies could be their authentic selves has grown into a thriving Bay Area nonprofit. In Lak'ech Dance Academy co-founders, Angélica Medina and Jahaira Fajardo, talk weekly classes, and events. First class if free.

Most experts agree the twice-yearly clock changes should end, but there's far less agreement on which time should stay. Dr. Jamie Zeitzer, a Stanford sleep expert, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight.