DOJ suing California over alleged noncitizen voting
The U.S. Department of Justice is suing California over allegations of noncitizen voting. The DOJ is trying to stop the state from counting mail-in ballots. Prosecutors say they want to crosscheck ballots with a list that allegedly contains 20,000 names of likely noncitizen voters. California missed the DOJ's 48-hour deadline to comply or face legal action. The DOJ has not provided any public evidence of their claims. Gov. Newsom said this was an attempt by President Trump to supress California voters just three weeks before the midterm election.
The U.S. Department of Justice is suing California over allegations of noncitizen voting. The DOJ is trying to stop the state from counting mail-in ballots. Prosecutors say they want to crosscheck ballots with a list that allegedly contains 20,000 names of likely noncitizen voters. California missed the DOJ's 48-hour deadline to comply or face legal action. The DOJ has not provided any public evidence of their claims. Gov. Newsom said this was an attempt by President Trump to supress California voters just three weeks before the midterm election.
Nordstrom Rack returning to SF
Nordstrom Rack will reopen at Stockton and Market in Fall '27
Nordstrom Rack will reopen at Stockton and Market in Fall '27
Wildfire forcing evacuations in Malibu
Evacuation orders are in place in the city of Malibu as the Bryson fire has now burned 200 acres. The fire is fueled by dry conditions and the Santa Ana winds. Fox 11 reporter Matthew Seedorff reports on the conditions.
Evacuation orders are in place in the city of Malibu as the Bryson fire has now burned 200 acres. The fire is fueled by dry conditions and the Santa Ana winds. Fox 11 reporter Matthew Seedorff reports on the conditions.
Second night of PG&E power shutoffs
The second night of PG&E public safety power shutoffs is underway. Utility officials say they expect to restore power sooner than expected. But in the town of Angwin, where power is out, many people are feeling forgotten and say they've seen four outages in four weeks.
The second night of PG&E public safety power shutoffs is underway. Utility officials say they expect to restore power sooner than expected. But in the town of Angwin, where power is out, many people are feeling forgotten and say they've seen four outages in four weeks.
Bryson Fire in Malibu burns more than 200 acres
A wildfire breaks out in Malibu. The Bryson Fire is burning more than 200 acres as conditions favorable for fire danger persist.
A wildfire breaks out in Malibu. The Bryson Fire is burning more than 200 acres as conditions favorable for fire danger persist.
Country singer and quadriplegic lyricist meet for first time after decade of remote music making
A country singer from Florida and a quadriplegic lyricist from Palo Alto met in person for the first time after a decade of remote collaboration.
A country singer from Florida and a quadriplegic lyricist from Palo Alto met in person for the first time after a decade of remote collaboration.
Country singer and quadriplegic lyricist meet for first time after decade of remote music making
A crisis can often leave people wondering about their next steps, but two musicians recently proved that remarkable possibilities remain achievable even in the face of immense obstacles.
A crisis can often leave people wondering about their next steps, but two musicians recently proved that remarkable possibilities remain achievable even in the face of immense obstacles.
Necropsy for Jackie the beloved bald eagle reveals new information
The necropsy for Jackie, the beloved bald eagle from California's Big Bear Valley, reveals new information about what led to the raptor's death.
The necropsy for Jackie, the beloved bald eagle from California's Big Bear Valley, reveals new information about what led to the raptor's death.
This historic Bay Area castle-designed landmark is reopening to operate again as a restaurant
After being closed for almost 20 years, a historic castle-designed landmark in the Bay Area is set to open again to operate as a restaurant.
After being closed for almost 20 years, a historic castle-designed landmark in the Bay Area is set to open again to operate as a restaurant.
Red Flag Warning for parts of the Bay Area
Red Flag Warning: An official Red Flag Warning is active from 10:00 PM tonight through 11:00 AM Friday across the North Bay Interior Mountains. Diablo Winds: A classic weather setup is unleashing a dangerous Diablo Wind event over the ridges. The highest mountain peaks around Mt. Saint Helena have already clocked extreme wind gusts between 50 and 60 mph, and these powerful, bone-dry gusts will mix down to lower altitudes overnight through late Friday morning. Extreme Fuel Dryness: It has not rained in the North Bay since September 4th, meaning mountain vegetation and brush are critically parched and primed for explosive fire growth if an ignition occurs. Abstain from any outdoor activities that could cause a spark. Mountain Nights: A severe thermal belt above 1,000 feet will trap hot air over the hills tonight. While lower valley floors cool off, mountain ridges will suffer from critically poor relative humidity recovery and unseasonably warm overnight lows, offering zero physical relief from the heat. Regional Microclimate Temperature Span Tonight: Immediate Pacific Coast: Mid 50s Bayshore Cities (SF/Oakland): Mid 50s Inland Valleys: 50s - Low 60s Friday (Tomorrow's Daytime Highs): Immediate Pacific Coast: 75° to (Santa Cruz) 85° Bayshore Cities (SF/Oakland): 78° to 88° Inland Valleys & Mountains: 88° to 98° (Hottest- Santa Rosa and Gilroy)
Red Flag Warning: An official Red Flag Warning is active from 10:00 PM tonight through 11:00 AM Friday across the North Bay Interior Mountains. Diablo Winds: A classic weather setup is unleashing a dangerous Diablo Wind event over the ridges. The highest mountain peaks around Mt. Saint Helena have already clocked extreme wind gusts between 50 and 60 mph, and these powerful, bone-dry gusts will mix down to lower altitudes overnight through late Friday morning. Extreme Fuel Dryness: It has not rained in the North Bay since September 4th, meaning mountain vegetation and brush are critically parched and primed for explosive fire growth if an ignition occurs. Abstain from any outdoor activities that could cause a spark. Mountain Nights: A severe thermal belt above 1,000 feet will trap hot air over the hills tonight. While lower valley floors cool off, mountain ridges will suffer from critically poor relative humidity recovery and unseasonably warm overnight lows, offering zero physical relief from the heat. Regional Microclimate Temperature Span Tonight: Immediate Pacific Coast: Mid 50s Bayshore Cities (SF/Oakland): Mid 50s Inland Valleys: 50s - Low 60s Friday (Tomorrow's Daytime Highs): Immediate Pacific Coast: 75° to (Santa Cruz) 85° Bayshore Cities (SF/Oakland): 78° to 88° Inland Valleys & Mountains: 88° to 98° (Hottest- Santa Rosa and Gilroy)
West Coast News Wrap Live
West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.
West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.
Six Flags Over Georgia to reopen after Goliath roller coaster death
Six Flags Over Georgia reopens Friday at 6 p.m. for Fright Fest, while the Goliath coaster remains closed under state orders.
Six Flags Over Georgia reopens Friday at 6 p.m. for Fright Fest, while the Goliath coaster remains closed under state orders.
Sheriff's deputies remove more than 30 dogs from "hoarder house" in Vallejo
Solano County Sheriff's deputies and Animal Control officers executed a search warrant Thursday in Vallejo, at what they called an animal "hoarder's house" that had more than 30 dogs outside and more dogs inside an elderly woman's home. Neighbors say the daughter was raising the animals and it had been a problem with the odor an noise for nearly 20 years.
Solano County Sheriff's deputies and Animal Control officers executed a search warrant Thursday in Vallejo, at what they called an animal "hoarder's house" that had more than 30 dogs outside and more dogs inside an elderly woman's home. Neighbors say the daughter was raising the animals and it had been a problem with the odor an noise for nearly 20 years.
Oregon school shooting: Suspected gunman was 16 years old
Authorities believe at least five people are dead following a shooting at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, authorities said. Among those killed were three children. Police said the suspected gunman was 16 years old.
Authorities believe at least five people are dead following a shooting at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, authorities said. Among those killed were three children. Police said the suspected gunman was 16 years old.
Bend, Oregon school shooting: 5 killed
A suspect was killed following a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, with authorities believing at least five people were killed.
A suspect was killed following a shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, with authorities believing at least five people were killed.
SF's Safe & Sound highlights child abuse prevention ahead of Blue Ribbon Celebration
Safe & Sound CEO Dr. Pegah Faed joins KTVU to discuss the San Francisco-based organization's work supporting families and preventing child abuse. The interview comes ahead of its annual Blue Ribbon Celebration, which recognizes efforts to keep children safe and strengthen communities.
Safe & Sound CEO Dr. Pegah Faed joins KTVU to discuss the San Francisco-based organization's work supporting families and preventing child abuse. The interview comes ahead of its annual Blue Ribbon Celebration, which recognizes efforts to keep children safe and strengthen communities.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic violence prevention advocates are educating the public on how to spot signs and intervene. Kaiser Permanente psychicatrist Dr. Elena Jordan spoke to The Four and said that anyone can experience domestic violence, regardless of gender, sexuality, or economic backgrounds.
Domestic violence prevention advocates are educating the public on how to spot signs and intervene. Kaiser Permanente psychicatrist Dr. Elena Jordan spoke to The Four and said that anyone can experience domestic violence, regardless of gender, sexuality, or economic backgrounds.
Six Flags Goliath had zero violations in March inspection, state says
The Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia had zero safety violations, citations, or deficiencies during its most recent annual inspection in March, Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King announced Thursday.
The Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia had zero safety violations, citations, or deficiencies during its most recent annual inspection in March, Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John F. King announced Thursday.
Chief of staff for ex-Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao testifies in corruption trial
Leigh Hanson, who served as chief of staff for then-Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, kicked off testimony as the first witness in Thao's corruption trial.
Leigh Hanson, who served as chief of staff for then-Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, kicked off testimony as the first witness in Thao's corruption trial.
PG&E power shutoffs enter day 2, early restoration possible for some Bay Area customers
The Bay Area PG&E customers affected by the public safety power shutoffs could have power restored sooner than expected.
The Bay Area PG&E customers affected by the public safety power shutoffs could have power restored sooner than expected.