Urban Peace Movement: Scratch & Fade
On December 15, Urban Peace Movement will host a holiday edition of Scratch & Fade, at the West Oakland Youth Center. The event will feature nail and barber services, massages and acupuncture, and kid-friendly activities.
Cariologist shares ways to avoid 'Holiday Heart Syndrome' this season
KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes discuss the dangers of atrial fibrillation with Dr. Jamal Rana, cardiologist at Kaiser Permanente's Oakland Medical Center.
Nancy Pelosi hospitalized in Luxembourg
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 84, was taken to the hospital in Europe on Friday after she sustained some sort of injury.
Nancy Pelosi hospitalized in Luxembourg
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, 84, was taken to the hospital on Friday after she sustained some sort of injury.
Weekend Watch: Dec. 13-15
Here's what's going on in the Bay Area this weekend.
SantaCon in San Francisco: Epic pub crawl and Christmas fundraiser
It's that time of year again – when thousands of Santas descend upon San Francisco.
Fulshear father accused of setting house on fire with 3 children inside
Pedro Luis Parra Pulgar, 46, is charged with three counts of attempted murder for allegedly setting fire to his Fulshear house with his three children inside.
Who will get the reward for turning in suspected CEO-killer Luigi Mangione?
Authorities said they received hundreds of tips with information related to the case involving Luigi Mangione.
A kindergartner shot at Northern California religious school can't move his legs, family says
One of the kindergartners shot last week at a Seventh-Day Adventist school in Northern California hasn't been able to move his legs, his grandmother wrote on Facebook.
Kindergartener wounded Butte County school shooting may lose use of his legs, family says
One of the kindergarten boys critically injured during a shooting at a Seventh-day Adventist school last week may never regain the use of his legs, family members posted.
75-year-old man taking smoke break during Warriors game killed in Oakland
Earl Rhue, 75, loved life, and he lived it to the fullest all the time. But he was killed Wednesday while taking a smoke break in his car during the Warriors game.
SantaCon in San Francisco kicks off
SantaCon in San Francisco kicks off on Friday.
Heavy, steady rain in evening
Heavy, steady rain is expected in the evening.
75-year-old Oakland man shot and kille while sitting in his car
Friends have identified the man, shot and killed in his car on Wednesday night in East Oakland as Earl Rhue of Oakland. Friends tell me the 75-year-old was at their home watching the Warriors play, but went outside during halftime to go smoke in his car. That's when friends say Rhue was shot. They suspect it was attempted carjacking. Oakland police have not said what the motive was for the shooting or if Rhue was targeted. Police are still looking for whoever's responsible for killing Rhue.
Nvidia partners with City of San Jose and San Jose State
Learning how to use AI isn't always easy. There are benefits and also pitfalls. Now the City of San Jose and San Jose State University are partnering with AI chipmaker Nvidia to help teach people to use it properly. It's a first-of-its kind collaboration but one that can hopefully be replicated.
Niners faithful watch playoff hopes nearly disappear with loss to Rams
KTVU caught up with fans at Walnut Creek's Stadium Pub.
Driver, passenger killed after crashing into tree, house in Fremont
We've learned the identity of one of the two men killed in a crash in Fremont.
California judges say they're underpaid, new lawsuit could cost taxpayers millions
California judges make a good living. They earn at least $240,000 and can count on a raise just about every year, a requirement that’s written into state law.
$100M+ worth of marijuana found stuffed in trash bags
Tonight -- a somber procession for a Las Vegas police officer killed in a horrific crash. Authorities say a wrong-way driver slammed into his car as he was heading home from his shift. Coming up -- how the community is paying tribute. Plus --authorities in southern California seized more than $100 million worth of drugs during a major bust.
Audit reveals SFPD overspent by millions due to potential sick, overtime abuse
A recent audit of the San Francisco Police Department criticizes how the agency is spending funds, accusing the department of overspending by millions and an apparent ‘lack of financial control.’