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Alcatraz will remain open for tours during the government shutdown. The Golden Gate National Park Conservancy and Alcatraz City Tours will donate and pay for furloughed National Park employees to keep tours on the island going.

A federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s plan to send National Guard troops to Portland, calling the protests there “small and uneventful.” Governors in Oregon, California, and Illinois are pushing back against what they call federal overreach.

Shop owners told KTVU they were optimistic that the event would remain peaceful, and one organizer said the protest was envisioned as a family-friendly event for people to express their frustrations over what's happening in Gaza.

Warmer and drier conditions through midweek, with moderate offshore wind expected through Tuesday in the higher elevations.

DeFremery Park in West Oakland transformed into the Wild Wild West on Saturday.�

Pegah Faed, CEO of Safe & Sound, joined The Four to talk about the organization?s decades-long work preventing child abuse and addressing trauma through services and advocacy in San Francisco. She also invited the community to support their mission at the 28th Annual Blue Ribbon Celebration, which is emceed by KTVU's Betty Yu on October 17th.

Six chefs are highlighting Indian fine dining in San Francisco across the city.

Sept. 21 is World Alzheimer?s Day, an opportunity to raise awareness and show support for the estimated 55 million people worldwide living with the disease. Author Sharon Ricardi, whose new book ?The Future of Alzheimer?s? explores promising treatments and signs of hope, joins us to discuss what?s ahead in the fight against Alzheimer?s.

Truly wild-born cats face many dangers to their environments and ecosystems.

A Bay Area dance party inspired by Netflix's hit movie K-Pop Demon Hunters is happening this weekend. We got a sneak peak of the costumes and music on KTVU.

AI in the workplace is transforming how we work. Bay Area entrepreneur and author Jack Jackson explores that shift in his new book, ?The Reaction to Inaction,? a guide for leaders in the age of AI.

Professor Michele Swers of Georgetown University discusses the politics behind the ongoing government shutdown, and whether either side will give in.

After a stretch of unsettled weather this week, sunshine and mild to warm temperatures are back. Highs today range from upper 60s at the coast to low 80s inland.

Investigators are inspecting the now cooling Chevron El Segundo Refinery after an explosive fire swept through one of its key processing units that might impact prices for auto, truck and aviation fuels.