Antioch PD racist texting case in court
The courtroom was packed Friday as officers from the Antioch Police Department prepared to testify about racist text messages uncovered during an ongoing investigation.
The courtroom was packed Friday as officers from the Antioch Police Department prepared to testify about racist text messages uncovered during an ongoing investigation.
Richmond-San Rafael bridge reopens after standoff
CHP said all eastbound lanes reopened shortly after 7 a.m. after the person having a mental health crisis was recued.
CHP said all eastbound lanes reopened shortly after 7 a.m. after the person having a mental health crisis was recued.
Winery owner killed in Livermore crash
Mitchell Katz, owner of an eponymous winery, died in a crash with another car while changing lanes in Livermore. Police are investigating.
Mitchell Katz, owner of an eponymous winery, died in a crash with another car while changing lanes in Livermore. Police are investigating.
Preventing and recognizing cardiac arrest
Lebron James' eldest son Bronny James suffered a cardiac arrest during a recent basketball workout at USC, prompting a national conversation about cardiac arrest cases in young athletes. KTVU's Heather Holmes and Alex Savidge speak with Dr. Rita Ng, Physician-In-Chief at Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center about the warning signs to look for and how risk of cardiac arrest can be reduced.
Lebron James' eldest son Bronny James suffered a cardiac arrest during a recent basketball workout at USC, prompting a national conversation about cardiac arrest cases in young athletes. KTVU's Heather Holmes and Alex Savidge speak with Dr. Rita Ng, Physician-In-Chief at Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center about the warning signs to look for and how risk of cardiac arrest can be reduced.
Push to name SF streetcar for Tony Bennett
A non-profit is fanning the flames to name one of San Francisco's streetcars for Tony Bennett, the singer who died days ago and referenced the local mode of transportation in his iconic song "I Left My Heart in San Francisco."
A non-profit is fanning the flames to name one of San Francisco's streetcars for Tony Bennett, the singer who died days ago and referenced the local mode of transportation in his iconic song "I Left My Heart in San Francisco."
San Jose Police confiscate nearly $1 million worth of street drugs in bust
San Jose police have arrested two people for possession of illegal drugs, firearms and thousands of dollars in cash. Police estimate the drugs they possessed have a street value of nearly a million dollars. The drugs have been associated with multiple overdose deaths, police say.
San Jose police have arrested two people for possession of illegal drugs, firearms and thousands of dollars in cash. Police estimate the drugs they possessed have a street value of nearly a million dollars. The drugs have been associated with multiple overdose deaths, police say.
Car lands upside down after crashing through San Francisco barrier
A car crashed through a dead-end barrier on a San Francisco street, plummeting over a steep hill to the road below and landing on its roof. Videos posted on social media show the car flipping as it fell to Sanchez Street and 19th Street around 7:20 p.m. on Saturday.
A car crashed through a dead-end barrier on a San Francisco street, plummeting over a steep hill to the road below and landing on its roof. Videos posted on social media show the car flipping as it fell to Sanchez Street and 19th Street around 7:20 p.m. on Saturday.
3 shot in Oakland Saturday night, police investigating
Two women and a man were injured in a shooting Saturday night, Oakland police said. The shooting happened on 35th Avenue, near International Boulevard, around 10:30 p.m. Police said there was "an altercation" but were not more specific about what preceded the gunfire.
Two women and a man were injured in a shooting Saturday night, Oakland police said. The shooting happened on 35th Avenue, near International Boulevard, around 10:30 p.m. Police said there was "an altercation" but were not more specific about what preceded the gunfire.
Otter 841 becomes Santa Cruz's infamous attraction
A sea otter along the Central Coast, who has gained attention for biting and stealing surfboards in Santa Cruz, has become an attraction for locals and visitors. Now there are concerns over people harassing the animal as well as other wildlife.
A sea otter along the Central Coast, who has gained attention for biting and stealing surfboards in Santa Cruz, has become an attraction for locals and visitors. Now there are concerns over people harassing the animal as well as other wildlife.
Berkeley votes on license-plate reader plan
Berkeley's city council will vote on a plan to introduce license-plate readers as a tool to reduce auto crimes.
Berkeley's city council will vote on a plan to introduce license-plate readers as a tool to reduce auto crimes.
Longtime radio host remembers Tony Bennett
Dick Conte, longtime radio show host at KCSM-FM and jazz pianist, remembers Tony Bennett, who lost his battle to Alzheimer?s at the age of 96 on Friday.
Dick Conte, longtime radio show host at KCSM-FM and jazz pianist, remembers Tony Bennett, who lost his battle to Alzheimer?s at the age of 96 on Friday.
Person rescued from American River in critical condition
A person was rescued this weekend from the American River and is now in critical condition, authorities said.
A person was rescued this weekend from the American River and is now in critical condition, authorities said.
Car lands upside down after crashing through San Francisco barrier
A car crashed through a dead-end barrier on a San Francisco street, plummeting over a steep hill to the road below and landing on its roof. Videos posted on social media show the car flipping as it fell to Sanchez Street and 19th Street around 7:20 p.m. on Saturday. Witnesses told the San Francisco Fire Department that the driver didn't stop at the end of Cumberland Street. Witnesses told KTVU the incident started with an attempted carjacking and ended at the base of the Sanchez Street Stairs.
A car crashed through a dead-end barrier on a San Francisco street, plummeting over a steep hill to the road below and landing on its roof. Videos posted on social media show the car flipping as it fell to Sanchez Street and 19th Street around 7:20 p.m. on Saturday. Witnesses told the San Francisco Fire Department that the driver didn't stop at the end of Cumberland Street. Witnesses told KTVU the incident started with an attempted carjacking and ended at the base of the Sanchez Street Stairs.
Hot forecast, heat advisories across country
KTVU's Roberta Gonzales walks us through the climbing temperatures across the country, including in the Bay Area.
KTVU's Roberta Gonzales walks us through the climbing temperatures across the country, including in the Bay Area.
Goats out, sheep in: BART's grazing switch
BART announced that it is employing sheep, rather than goats, to graze on dry grass and vegatation along its properties to reduce the chance of wildfires. BART says that it is using sheep for the first time out of respect to the animals diets.
BART announced that it is employing sheep, rather than goats, to graze on dry grass and vegatation along its properties to reduce the chance of wildfires. BART says that it is using sheep for the first time out of respect to the animals diets.
Naked woman opens fire near Bay Bridge, lanes closed, CHP says
A reckless driving incident on the Bay Bridge took a chaotic turn Tuesday when a woman opened fire on the roadway, according to the California Highway Patrol. The incident resulted in a traffic backup. The woman, who ended up naked, is now in custody and is undergoing a mental health evaluation.
A reckless driving incident on the Bay Bridge took a chaotic turn Tuesday when a woman opened fire on the roadway, according to the California Highway Patrol. The incident resulted in a traffic backup. The woman, who ended up naked, is now in custody and is undergoing a mental health evaluation.
San Francisco hoping bars indicate a boom is coming to downtown
San Francisco's downtown is still struggling post COVID, but one industry is seeing an upswing in the area. KTVU's Christien Kafton reports from the Financial District where there are some signs of hope.
San Francisco's downtown is still struggling post COVID, but one industry is seeing an upswing in the area. KTVU's Christien Kafton reports from the Financial District where there are some signs of hope.
Mostly sunny, triple digit temps inland
The San Francisco Bay Area will see mostly sunny skies Saturday. A heat advisory is in place through Saturday night as inland temperatures will be above 100 degrees.
The San Francisco Bay Area will see mostly sunny skies Saturday. A heat advisory is in place through Saturday night as inland temperatures will be above 100 degrees.
Livermore police chief pushes DA Pamela Price for more charges against robbery suspect
The criticism came in a letter written earlier this month by Chief Jeramy Young.
The criticism came in a letter written earlier this month by Chief Jeramy Young.
Downtown Oakland gun battle leaves multiple cars with bullet holes
A gunfight in downtown Oakland between people in two vehicles left several cars in the area with bullet holes Monday afternoon but no injuries were initially reported, according to police.
A gunfight in downtown Oakland between people in two vehicles left several cars in the area with bullet holes Monday afternoon but no injuries were initially reported, according to police.