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This North Bay city is putting its foot down when it comes to drivers with a lead foot. San Rafael is lowering its speed limit starting with signs this fall and then tickets by winter. It's all part of a safety initiative.  

From San Francisco to the national spotlight, Charles “Tre” Burns III has earned his spot at the AAU Junior Olympic Games in both shot put and long jump. Hear how you can help him get to Iowa to compete.

Thinking about squeezing in one last getaway before fall? Even with gas prices climbing and the Iran conflict fueling uncertainty in the oil market, there people are still booking trips. Katy Nastro, a travel expert at Going, gives booking strategies.

The humid pattern is fading away.  Low clouds will return to the coast and bay Thursday morning.  Partly to mostly sunny skies are expected later in the day.  Highs should range from the low 60s to the upper 80s.

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

A man was found shot and killed at an AC Transit bus stop at 44th Street and Martin Luther King Jr. Way in North Oakland.

A man was gunned down early Wednesday morning at an AC Transit bus stop in North Oakland.

SF Drone and other programs are under scrutiny by privacy advocates.

OpenAI says its AI models were responsible for a cyberattack on a startup Hugging Face during a benchmark test. OpenAI said its models escaped the test parameters, gained access to the internet, and used stolen credentials to launch the cyberattack on the startup, A cybersecurity expert with EFF says the big concern is not the OpenAI product capabilities, but the question of why OpenAI was not able to create a secure "sandbox" to contain their models during the test. 

On late Wednesday afternoon, authorities lifted all evacuation orders for the 'Little Fire' burning in the Sunol Valley.

Athletes, including 71-year-old Silvana Volpe, are competing at the Convention Center and SAP Center this week for the CrossFit Games in San Jose. Officials say that the World Cups brought millions of dollars to the city, and hopes the CrossFit games have an impact too.

A group of wild pigs has taken to searching for food in a business park in San Jose. The group, which includes two adult females, several juveniles and at least six infants, have become a common sight for the individuals who work at the park on Hellyer Avenue. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said it's not unusual to see the animals move out of open spaces as the weather heats up and their food supplies dwindle.

An engine that was assisting the Sunol wildfire rolled over down an embankment injuring one firefighter. The steep terrain, dry brush and windy conditions make it difficult for crews to contain this fire that's at 40% containment. More here: https://www.ktvu.com/news/little-fire-sunol-valley-40-contained-some-evacuation-orders-lifted

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Sausalito City Manager Elaine Forbes was charged with four misdemeanors for allegedly burglarizing multiple yachts over the weekend. 

KTVU meteorologist Roberta Gonzales says cooler temperatures have arrived across the Bay Area, but the break won't last. Warmer, even hot, conditions are expected to return in the coming days.