The story of Hodo Foods
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Hodo Foods makes an artisanal tofu that can be found in grocery stores across the country. Founder Minh Tsai joins KTVU to share the story behind his company.

College grads face tough job market
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With another 4 million college graduates preparing to enter the workforce, a new generation of jobseekers is facing an increasingly competitive market — and a hiring process being transformed by artificial intelligence.

Free vaccines and microchips at Berkeley Humane
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Berkeley Humane is partnering with several nonprofits this weekend to offer free vaccines, microchipping and pet tags for cats and dogs across the Bay Area as part of its Champions for Pet Health Rally.

AI helping older Americans save on travel
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With fuel prices surging and budgets stretched, many Americans are rethinking their summer travel plans — but a new study from AARP suggests adults over 50 may have found a solution: artificial intelligence.

Wind whipped weather creating hazardous conditions today
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Breezy to windy weather will continue through the weekend, especially along the coast where gusts could reach 40 - 50 mph. A Wind Advisory is in effect for coastal areas through early Sunday morning (excluding Santa Cruz). Beach conditions will also be hazardous through Monday morning due to strong winds and surf. Fire weather concerns remain elevated through Monday with a Red Flag Warning for Solano County. 

Bartender celebrating 50 years at The Buena Vista
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Joseph Shaw started working at The Buena Vista in 1976, and is now the longest-running bartender at the iconic bar known for Irish coffee.

Fans: "We go all out" to welcome  BTS back to the Bay
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On the eve of international K-pop sensation BTS kicking off their highly anticipated three-night concert series at Stanford Stadium, fans converged on Redwood City Friday night to jumpstart the festivities and celebrate the impact of BTS on cultural diversity. 

SF business owners in Mission District say drug use, encampment fires are worsening

Small business owners on Clinton Park and Stevenson Street in the Mission say conditions have worsened in recent months as enforcement and encampment cleanups at major hotspots increase in other parts of the city.

SF Mayor Lurie reponds to increase in family homelessness
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While a recent count in San Francisco shows some progress in overalll homelessnes, the numbers also show an increase in families who became homeless since the 2024 count. Mayor Daniel Lurie on the 2026 Point-in-Time homeless count and the criticism that the changes in methodology have skewed those numbers. 

Tenderloin Corner Store employee arrested after violation of stay-away order
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Deshawn Gaffney, a store employee known as “Jefe,” was arrested after police say he violated a stay-away order. Authorities say the violation came after he appeared in a KTVU story related to a city lawsuit against Corner Store owners accused of selling meth.

SF Mission District businesses say drug activity, and street disorder worsening
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Small business owners on Clinton Park and Stevenson Street in the Mission District say open drug use, encampment fires and crime have worsened as city crackdowns push activity away from major corridors.

Bay Area blood donation sites report concerning supply shortage
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The American Red Cross Center in Oakland is just one of several sites throughout the region, and indeed across the country, that has seen a decline in platelet donations. Staff has put out a call to all eligible donors in the region, and hope people will respond. The center currently only has enough blood for two to three days.

"Weekend Weather Danger: High Fire Risks Inland, Turbulent Conditions at the Coast
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A dry "inside slider" is dropping south from the Pacific Northwest tightening pressure gradients. This setup has triggered a Red Flag Warning for Solano County Saturday - Monday. Winds: North winds will track 20 - 30 mph with gusts 35 to 45 mph (and up to 50 mph around the Delta gap). Any fire that sparks this weekend will grow and spread rapidly. High temps 60s to low 80s. Outdoor burning is strictly discouraged and drivers should avoid parking vehicles on dry grass. A Beach Hazards Statement for dangerous coastal conditions through Monday. Special Warning: Bay to Breakers participants to completely stay out of the water at Ocean Beach this weekend. High tidal swings could also trap walkers against the cliffs. Stay off the rocks and jetties! Coastal Flood Advisory 10 PM SATURDAY - 3 AM TUESDAY. WHAT: Up to 1.0 ft of inundation above ground level is possible in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. WHERE: Bayshore locations along the San Pablo Bay. WHEN: From 10 PM Saturday to 3 AM Tuesday. 

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

San Francisco prepares for Bay to Breakers run
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This year's annual Bay to Breakers — the event that's as much as roving costume party as a 12 kilometer run — is being held on Sunday, May 17. While participants prepare their outfits for the event, San Franciscans prepare for the road closures that accompany the event. Transit officials recommend runners and spectators alike use subways and mass transit, especially on the day of the race.

New Hawaiian law limits corporate spending on politics, other states work to follow suit

Hawaii’s Democratic Governor on Thursday signed into law a bill to stop corporations and "dark money" groups from spending unlimited amounts of money on politics. 

Dixon freeway standoff on I-80 ends, barricaded suspect in custody

A reckless driving suspect who barricaded in his SUV on I-80 in Dixon was taken into custody following a brief standoff, officials say. Police said the suspect resisted arrest and evaded officers before the freeway came to a standstill.

BTS fans flock to Stanford ahead of sold-out Bay Area shows

One of the world’s biggest bands is taking over the Peninsula this weekend as K-pop superstars BTS prepare for a sold-out, three-night run at Stanford Stadium.

Freeway standoff on I-80 in Dixon ends
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A suspect who barricaded inside their vehicle on I-80 in Dixon on Friday caused the entire freeway to shutdown. Officials said the suspect drove erratically, into oncoming traffic and at officers before their vehicle was disabled. This footage from KCRA-TV shows the moments leading up to the suspect being taken into custody.