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Residents and advocates gathered to protest long-standing safety hazards at a San Mateo intersection, following a crash that left a father and his two children with injuries.

The U.S. war on Iran is now affecting the airline industry. Multiple carriers are announcing they are canceling flights due to jet fuel shortages. United Airlines is the first major U.S. airline to cancel flights. 

San Francisco has begun issuing layoff notices to city employees as officials grapple with a budget deficit reaching nearly $1 billion. The mayor’s office confirmed Monday that job cuts are underway, with pink slips sent to workers across multiple departments.

Your Tuesday forecast features partly sunny skies.  Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 70s.  The weather pattern will soon be changing!  Shower chances will be going up later in the week. 

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

For Californians, the sting of high gas prices may be a warning sign of broader economic trouble ahead.

With the World Cup just over two months away, soccer is once again proving its ability to unite people from all walks of life — including those in juvenile detention. The San Jose Earthquakes recently helped recognize a unique group of athletes: residents at the Monterey County Juvenile Hall.

Officials confirm a knife was used in a fight on campus at Cupertino's Homestead High School Monday afternoon. There were no significant injuries, according to the Santa Clara County Sheriff's office. The teen who brought the knife did not belong to the school or its distrct and was detained, officials said. 

The HumanX Conference is the latest AI conference to visit SF and local businesses love it.

San Francisco's Mayor Daniel Lurie issued layoff notices to 127 employees Monday, saying the city is facing a looming budget deficit and has lost significant federal and state funds. Unions say Mayor Lurie should do more to preserve jobs and raise outside revenue to offset federal cuts. 

Spring is bringing an uptick in two viruses here in the Bay Area. Dr. Peter Chin Hong, an infectious disease specialist at UCSF, talks about rotovirus, which affects the gastrointestinal tract, and a respiratory virus known as HMPV. 

Payout of $3.15M settles lawsuit filed against Central Marin Police Authority by man who had suffered seizure.

Kids and adults broke out their tricycles and sped down a windy course for the 24th "Bring Your Own Big Wheel" race in Potrero Hill.

President Trump is expanding his threats against Iranian power plants and bridges after Tehran rejected a 45-day ceasefire proposal. The president said if Iran fails to open the Strait of Hormuz to ship traffic the assault on infrastructure could start as soon as Tuesday. Political science professor and trade policy expert at UC Berkeley Vinnie Argawal on how among other things, this will continue to be a shock to the economy.