1 detained after car-to-car shooting on Highway 24
One person was detained Thursday afternoon following a shooting on Highway 24 in the East Bay, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Light rain in North Bay on Friday
A shot of light rain comes through Friday, generally limited to Sonoma County where a few hundredths of an inch will fall in the valleys and a tenth to two tenths of an inch in the coastal ranges.
Jewish businesses targeted for hate crimes; police investigating
At least two businesses in Palo Alto were targeted by vandals, apparently because they displayed symbols of Israel or for the safe return of Israeli hostages. The Palo Alto Police Dept. said on Thursday one of the incidents is being investigated as a hate crime.
1 arrested in Walnut Creek after Highway 24 shooting in East Bay
One person was detained Thursday afternoon following a shooting on Highway 24 in the East Bay, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Oakland residents sound off on what they want in a police chief after top cop resigns
Residents and the owner of an Oakland 7-Eleven store repeatedly hit by robbers weigh in on what kind of leader they want for the Oakland Police Department, a day after Chief Floyd Mitchell announced he's quitting.
Drake loses defamation lawsuit vs. UMG over Kendrick Lamar's 'Not Like Us'
A defamation lawsuit that Drake brought against Universal Music Group was tossed out by a federal judge who said lyrics branding the superstar as a pedophile in Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us" were opinion.
These Bay Area cities just made high profile list of top 10 best cities to visit
Two Bay Area cities have been identified as being among the best U.S. cities to visit by Condé Nast Traveler in its annual Readers’ Choice Awards.
Marin County to hold workshop aimed at helping small businesses thrive
The Marin County Community Development Agency is hosting a community workshop in San Rafael to allow small business owners to weigh in about the city's permitting process, in an effort to find ways to improve. The agency's director, Sarah Jones sat down with KTVU to talk about the event and the mission to streamline more businesses coming to Marin County.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Every October we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The American Cancer Society estimates that there are more than 3.8 million breast cancer survivors here in the U.S. And Marcelle Kozocas is one of them. She is the Bay Area woman who documented her experience from her treatment to her changing appearance as she went through recovery. Marcelle joined us in studio along with with the executive director of the Hers Foundation to talk about how she is helping other survivors.
'End of life option' Act, inspired by Brittany Maynard, now permanent in California
Gov. Gavin Newsom has been busy signing a number of bills into law this week. One of those bills is being praised by supporters of medical aid in dying. It's called Senate Bill 403, and it was inspired by the story of Brittany Maynard, who became a national advocate for end of life choices ten years ago.
That latte or cappuccino could get more expensive as coffee prices continue to rise
Americans are paying more for their coffee as prices are near record levels.
San Francisco nonprofit, Creativity Explored, highlights artists with disabilities
The San Francisco nonprofit allows artists with disabilities to thrive in a studio environment with their peers while also connecting them to artist communities.
Marjorie Taylor Greene blames GOP leadership for shutdown
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene blamed Republican congressional leadership for the ongoing government shutdown during an interview on CNN Thursday.
Vallejo family faces uncertainty after father’s ICE arrest
Anahi Aguiniga of Vallejo is pleading for her father’s release from immigration custody. Her dad, Víctor Alejandro Aguiniga Gómez, was arrested while driving home from work in Bay Point. ICE says he was detained because he is undocumented, but the family insists the longtime Vallejo resident has no criminal record.
Jonathan Rinderknecht: Palisades Fire suspect denied bond, moved to Florida 5 months ago
Jonathan Rinderknecht, the 29-year-old man charged with starting what became the deadly Palisades Fire in Los Angeles, California, was in federal court in Orlando on Thursday.
Test prep in October: PSAT, enhanced ACT, and college admissions updates
The covid-19 pandemic caused many colleges to get rid of SAT and ACT requirements for admission. Changes also include new testing options. Jim Wismer, director of community relations with the National Test Prep Association, explains what students should do to help boost their chances of getting in to their dream schools.
Hope for Gaza: Israel and Hamas reach tentative deal
Annelle Sheline, a research fellow at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft, gives insight on first steps in peace deal agreement between Israel and Hamas.
Judge partially blocks Trump’s National Guard deployment to Illinois
A federal judge partially granted a temporary restraining order halting President Donald Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops to Illinois after hearing arguments challenging the legality of the action.
Spinach recalled after batch tests positive for potentially harmful bacteria
A Minnesota-based food products supplier is recalling organic spinach after some of the product tested positive for a potentially harmful bacteria.
Rain, thunderstorms in the North Bay
Today could see rain and thunderstorms in the North Bay.