Police arrest suspect in 2024 attempted robbery of Berkeley gas station
Police arrested a 49-year-old Richmond resident in Pittsburg in connection to the 2024 gas station robbery in Berkeley.
Bay Area braces for pause in SNAP payments as shutdown continues
Ahead of a possible pause in food assistance payments to low-income families, Bay Area elected officials and nonprofit leaders have announced contingency plans in case the shutdown continues.
Boy, 10, paralyzed in Oakland shooting gets custom Halloween costume
In 2023, when he was 8, Asa Luo was riding with his family on I-580 near Grand Avenue in Oakland when he was hit by a stray bullet.
Children's Fairyland in Oakland celebrates Halloween
The well-loved children's theme park on Friday hosted an event for families. The park was transformed into an eerie playground and staff handed out candy to visitors.
Boy paralyzed in Oakland shooting gets custom Halloween costume
There was a special Halloween reveal at Chabot Elementary School in Oakland on Friday: a custom-designed Mario Kart costume for Asa Luo, 10, that fits his wheelchair. Asa was paralyzed in 2023 after being struck by a stray bullet while out with his family.
Federal judges order Trump Administration to pay for SNAP food benefits with emergency funds
Two federal judges ruled Friday that the Trump Administration must use emergency funds to pay for SNAP food assistance during the government shutdown, handing a legal victory to some two dozen states including California that filed legal challenges.
86-year-old woman says Meals on Wheels is her lifeline amid government shutdown
The government shutdown that started Oct. 1 shows no signs of being resolved, and the people who rely on federally-funded programs are starting to feel the pain.
Meals on Wheels a lifeline for San Francisco seniors amid government shutdown
The government shutdown not only impacts SNAP benefits, but nonprofits like Meals on Wheels. KTVU's Aaron Dickens spoke with an 86-year-old woman who relies on both.
Contingency plans ready around Bay Area as SNAP payments set to pause Saturday
Officials in the three main population centers in the Bay Area on Friday said their SNAP payment pause contingency plans are ready if the federal government defies a court order and does not process benefits starting Saturday.
Preguntas frecuentes: ¿Qué pasará con los beneficios de SNAP y CalFresh en California?
CalFresh es el programa de ayuda alimentaria más grande de California y es el equivalente a SNAP.
SFPD announce arrest in Golden Gate Park sexual assault case
Interim SFPD police chief Paul Yep announced the arrest of a 19-year-old man suspected of sexual battery, kidnapping and other charges, following an attack last week on a minor in the bathrooms at the Polo Fields in Golden Gate Park.
Local efforts underway to provide hurricane relief for communities in Jamaica
KTVU's Heather Holmes and Crystal Bailey sit down with Tabetha Phillips, on the Board of Directors for Jamaica based non-profit Freedom Skatepark Foundation.
Bay Area leaders address CalFresh, SNAP shutdown and how they're helping | KTVU
CalFresh recipients in Aalmeda County stand to lose approximately $35 million in food assistance benefits next month due to the ongoing shutdown of the federal government. The Alameda County Board of Supervisors on Thursday approved $16.5 million in emergency food assistance through the food bank and its partner organizations. The funding was announced at a press conference led by elected officials including Alameda County Supervisor Nikki Fortunato Bas, Congresswoman Lateefah Simon and Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee, among others.
Suspect in custody in Golden Gate Park sexual assault
SFPD arrest 19-year-old suspect in connection with youth soccer player assaulted in park bathroom. KTVU's Christien Kafton shared the details from an SFPD press conference at which interim chief Paul Yep, Mayor Daniel Lurie and District Attorney Brooke Jenkins spoke.
Vehicle collision kills pedestrian in San Rafael
A pedestrian was killed in San Rafael on Wednesday after being struck by a car.
Code of conduct violations: Antioch High School football team forfeits game
The Antioch High School varsity football team forfeited its Thursday game against Liberty High School after members of the team reportedly violated the school’s code of conduct.
Oakland Museum theft: new details about stolen items
In the days since thieves stole over 1,000 items from the Oakland Museum of California, the museum’s leadership has issued a statement on the crime.
SFFD: Breast Cancer Awareness
San Francisco Fire Captain Heather Buren talks about the department’s efforts to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer.
The SNAP standoff explained
Gina Plata-Nino, SNAP Deputy Director at the Food Research & Action Center, gives insight on why the Trump administration is sitting on SNAP funds. Plata-Nino, is also a former senior advisor for nutrition and agriculture in the Biden-Harris administration’s domestic policy council.
San Francisco police arrest 19-year-old in Golden Gate Park child sex assault
San Francisco police on Friday announced the arrest of a 19-year-old following the sexual assault of a young soccer player in Golden Gate Park, thanks to a tip from a parent.



















