Pittsburg approves 45-day data center moratorium amidst heated pushback
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The Pittsburg City Council voted unanimously at a special meeting on Monday to approve a 45-day moratorium on new data centers, making it the latest Bay Area city to hit pause on such developments.

AI industry continues to boom
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Financial advisor Chris Markowski discusses Nvidia's investment in Meta, Microsoft offering buyouts and Anthropic's IPO.

Israel holds first election since war with Hamas
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As former military chief Gadi Eisenkot mounts a serious challenge to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, political analyst David McCuan explains what either victory would mean for the war with Hamas.

Middle school teacher arrested in alleged prostitution scheme at casino hotel

A New Jersey teacher was arrested two weeks ago in connection with an alleged prostitution scheme in which a man was restrained, forced to endure sexual acts and robbed in a casino hotel room.

Coastal Flood Advisory extended
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The Coastal Flood Advisory has ben extended until 5 pm Friday. Water heights are exceeding the levels in the published tide books.  The high tide and associated flood threat will be focused in the North Bay.  The rest of the Bay Area could experience minor flooding.  

Bicycle lane backlash in San Rafael after parking spots removed
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A road repaving project in Marin County was designed to makes streets safer, but in doing so, the county blindsided neighbors in the City of San Rafael by wiping out nearly 300 parking spots for a new buffered bike lane. 

Federal appeals court rejects DOJ ballot request as Bay Area election officials push back
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A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration's emergency request to stop California from counting certain mail-in ballots from voters suspected of being noncitizens. Election officials in Contra Costa, Solano and Santa Clara counties are challenging the DOJ's demands, raising concerns about inaccurate voter lists and potential disruptions ahead of Election Day. 

Golden State Valkyries top Atlanta Dream 64-55 in Game 5 of WNBA Finals
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The crowd inside Chase Center reached deafening levels Monday night as the Golden State Valkyries took Game 5 of the WNBA Finals, defeating the Atlanta Dream 64-55.

Former Oakland mayor Sheng Thao back in court
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Former mayor Sheng Thao was back in court on Monday with promises of testimony from a key government witness. Political operative Mario Juarez was part of the alleged conspiracy involving Thao and her three co-defendants. Defense lawyers argued that the jury can't trust Juarez, who has pleaded guilty in the case.

Alcatraz closing for dock repairs
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Alcatraz Island, one-third of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, is still a massive tourist attraction, but visitors will have to find another attraction in the coming weeks. The former federal prison will be closing to the public for several weeks while crews repair the docks. The closure won't just hurt ticket sales — the businesses on Fisherman's Wharf that rely on tourist dollars are expecting a drop in revenue while the dock is being repaired.

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.

Industrial arts school The Crucible abruptly closes its doors, leaves staff, students in the dark

Oakland institution The Crucible, an industrial arts school that offers welding, blacksmithing and glassblowing classes, has temporarily closed its doors and canceled all classes and events. Artists, staff, faculty and students were not informed prior to the closure, leaving them uncertain about the road ahead.

Bay Area Cancer Connections expands mobile support for breast cancer patients
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Bay Area Cancer Connections Executive Director Rina Bello spoke to The Four on KTVU to highlights how the nonprofit provides holistic, personalized support for patients navigating a breast cancer diagnosis. . BACC offers a range of free resources, including a wig and prosthetics boutique, educational programming, and financial assistance to complement clinical care. 

Dispute over alleged non-citizen voter ballots
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Sonoma State University Political Science Professor David McCuan on the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals decision on Monday with regards to a dispute over some 20,000 ballots in the State of California.  The Department of Justice alleges they belong to noncitizen voters and thus should be invalid. 

San Jose installs physical barriers to cut down on sideshow activity
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San Jose is looking to physical barriers in the middle of some larger intersections to try to stop sideshows from starting in the first place; $500,000 in federal funding is helping with overall traffic safety efforts.