San Pablo hosting career fair for jobs in trades

From welding torches to towering steel beams, hands-on skills are in demand. The City of San Pablo is hosting the Careers in the Trades Demonstration Day from 3 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday at San Pablo City Hall.

Countdown to closure: Why a government shutdown matters

The deadline for Congress to pay a government funding bill is approaching. If Republicans and Democrats cannot reach a deal, there will be a partial government shutdown. Martha Gimbel, executive director and co-founder of the Budget Lab at Yale, explains potential impacts.

Government Shutdown 2025: How Bay Area would be affected

For hundreds of thousands of federal workers in California, the prospect of a prolonged government shutdown is causing stress and frustration, as Congress continues to face deep divisions that have both Republicans and Democrats refusing to budge on issues that are polarizing the nation. 

BART adds longer trains

All trains on the Yellow Line from Antioch to the San Francisco International Airport grew from eight cars to nine, the transit agency announced on Monday.

Portland pushing back against Trump troops | West Coast Wrap

Lawmakers across Oregon are pushing back against President Trump's plan to send the military into Portland where he claims ICE officers are under siege. We also look at what Oregon's governor refused to do during a phone call with the president.

Police: Tyrese Gibson's dogs attack, kill neighbor’s dog

An arrest warrant has been issued for actor Tyrese Gibson after police say his Cane Corso dogs killed a neighbor’s pet in Buckhead, with officials citing prior warnings and a history of the dogs running loose.