Pedestrian safety advocates urge Mayor Lurie to renew 'Vision Zero' plan
It?s been nearly 200 days since San Francisco?s ten-year pedestrian safety plan expired, and now advocates are calling on the city to take urgent action. On Thursday, members of Walk SF and families impacted by traffic violence met behind closed doors with Mayor Daniel Lurie, urging him to develop a stronger Vision Zero plan.
More insurance problems for fire victims
We continue our coverage on the struggles wildfire victims are facing as they do work to rebuild their homes. One victim says their insurance company is not helping remediate the smoke damage in their home.
Andrea Velez: U.S. woman detained by ICE after being ambushed by unmarked cars in Los Angeles
A woman who was walking to work got ambushed by a group of people from an unmarked car. According to the attorney representing the U.S. woman, Andrea Velez, she sprinted to LAPD for help, but police allegedly didn't help.
BART resumes service through Transbay Tube after technical problem
BART has restored service through the Transbay Tube on Thursday night after a technical problem disrupted trains from connecting the East Bay to San Francisco, officials say.
Small coffee company vs. Nestle | West Coast Wrap
It's like a case of David versus Goliath. See what's putting a small coffee company in the Pacific Northwest up against Nestle.
Warmer Friday
Our warming trend continues! Friday afternoon highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 90s. The warm to hot pattern sticks around through Saturday.
Tahoe mother bear euthanized after an attack, leaving behind 2 cubs
A South Lake Tahoe mother bear with "a long history of human conflict" was euthanized this week, after the animal attacked a camper and sent her to the hospital, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife said.
San Francisco Pride: Feeling safe and free to be yourself
San Francisco is preparing to host its Pride celebration this weekend. City leaders are getting ready for a weekend of festivities, and they're reminding everyone to be safe, have fun and be on the lookout for anything suspicious.
Seniors forced out of SF mental health site they call home
Union workers at a mental health residential facility at SF General say more than 80 seniors are being forced to move to make room for 100 locked beds as part of Mayor Daniel Lurie?s goal to expand housing and mental health services to the city. KTVU's Crystal Bailey was at the protest with their message to the city.
Survivors of Lake Tahoe boating accident had on life jackets
Officials confirmed two people who survived a tragic boating accident on Lake Tahoe last weekend had on life jackets.
San Francisco Pride: Being safe, feeling free
San Francisco is preparing to host its Pride celebration this weekend. City leaders are getting ready for a weekend of festivities, and they're reminding everyone to be safe, have fun and be on the lookout for anything suspicious.
Vigil in Vallejo after man, 65, shot in neighborhood troubled by crime
County, city and community leaders gathered for a vigil Thursday in Vallejo after a 65-year-old man was shot and killed in a neighborhood that's seen an increase in crime.
Vigil in Vallejo after man, 65, shot dead in neighborhood with crime uptick
City, county and community leaders gathered in Vallejo's Crest neighborhood after a 65-year-old man was shot and killed.
Rideshare drivers being targeted in Oakland, police warn
Oakland police on Thursday warned of a recent string of robberies and attempted carjackings targeting rideshare drivers.
DOJ charges more FCI Dublin officers with sex crimes
The Department of Justice on Thursday announced that two former correctional officers at the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin have been charged with sex crimes, bringing the number to 10, the highest number of BOP employees charged with these crimes of any prison in the country.
CA healthcare providers wary after SCOTUS ruling on Planned Parenthood funding
A Supreme Court ruling on Thursday that upheld a state's right to bar Medicaid funds from being used on Planned Parenthood procedures could have consequences in California.
UCSF Study: Cardiovascular deaths in the U.S. reach record highs in 2023
Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death in the U.S. and UCSF has released a study looking at the insights into the drivers of death from cardiovascular disease. Death rates from hypertension and heart failure were at record highs in 2023. UCSF physician and public health researcher Brendon Yan joined us on the Noon to explain.
Brad Pitt's LA home broken into, LAPD investigating
Three people broke into Brad Pitt's Los Feliz home and "ransacked" the place, according to the LAPD.
"Oakland to All' creates a safe space for LGBTQ+ youth
Ballroom Culture on the West Coast is alive and well thanks to a local collective. "Oakland to All" ballroom for the LGBTQ community consists of events where voguing or dancing competitions meet runway fashion shows and talent showcases. We spoke to the founders of the collective to tell us why this is such an important space needed for young LGBTQ+ youth.
Cudahy vice mayor breaks silence amid backlash over controversial 'cholos' video
Cudahy Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzalez has released a statement via her attorney in response to the backlash she received from a viral video in which she apparently called on "cholos" to defend their streets from ICE.