Powered by the rise of AI, Nvidia just became the first company ever valued over $5-trillion
It's a massive milestone: Nvidia just became the first publicly traded company to exceed $5-trillion dollars in market value.
Nine alleged Oakland gang members indicted by feds in homicides
A raid in Oakland's Upper Dimond neighborhood was part of a multi-year investigation by the FBI and Oakland police into members of two street gangs .
South Bay authorities, community groups warn of human trafficking risk during Super Bowl
As the Bay Area prepares to host several high-profile sporting events next year, one transit agency is heightening awareness about a certain crime that's global in scope: human trafficking.
Bay area company upcycles flowers to give blooms new life
KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes sit down with Kennedy Schumacher, founder of Presley Flowers to learn more.
Halloween Health and Safety guidance
KTVU's Alex Savidge sits down with Dr. Meena Pai, Physician in Chief and Pediatrician at Kaiser Permanente San Jose.
Who was Roger Casement? Irish diplomat, historical figure honored in SF Castro
Oct. 28 is now known as Roger Casement Day in the City of San Francisco. We look at who this historical figure, an Irish Diplomat, was and why he was honored Wednesday as part of The Rainbow Honor Walk in the city's Castro District.
Good Samaritan Hospital breaks ground on $1.3 billion expansion
Good Samaritan Hospital on Wednesday broke ground on a $1.3 billion expansion to its San Jose campus.
Flights to Mexico from this California city among airline routes canceled by Trump admin
The U.S. has canceled 13 existing and planned air routes connecting the U.S. and Mexico's Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA).
Parents on alert after man recorded trespassing on school campuses, stealing from classrooms
Livermore parents are on alert this week after being informed that a man had been recorded trespassing on multiple school campuses and stealing from classrooms.
LA to Mexico flights among 13 US airline routes terminated by Trump administration
The U.S. has canceled 13 existing and planned air routes connecting the U.S. and Mexico's Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA).
Explore the history behind monsters and what scares us and why
Some scholars at UC Santa Cruz are exploring what scares us and why. The center for Monster Studies is dedicated to looking at monsters all throughout history. Things like zombies and vampires. They're also studying the metaphysics of creepiness and what causes it. Doctor Michael Chemers, with the Center of Monster Studies at UC Santa Cruz joined us in studio to explain.
Celebrate World Ballet Day
As we are nearing World Ballet Day, a time to celebrate and spread the beauty of dance, we wanted to highlight the perseverance and determination it takes to turn a dream into reality. Let's welcome Ruth Dawn Shevlin, author and illustrator of Rebecca's Dream.
Spooked monkey at Spirit Halloween swings from rafters
Shoppers at a Spirit Halloween store in Texas were shocked to see a live monkey wearing a diaper swinging from the rafters.
Study: Caution against cellphone bans in California schools
Schools across limiting student cell phone use during the school day, with a new law taking effect next summer requiring districts to enact smartphone restrictions. But new findings by UCLA researchers suggest completely banning phones on school grounds could actually do more harm than good. Lead author of the study, Kathy Do explains.
Disney’s Magic Kingdom remains most visited park in the world, report says
Disney’s magic remained strong last year as Magic Kingdom was again the most visited theme park in the world, a new industry attendance report says.
Pierre Robert, legendary 93.3 WMMR radio personality, has died
Beloved Philadelphia radio legend Pierre Robert has died, officials announced Wednesday.
Bay Area holds fast to Día de los Muertos traditions
After threats of major immigration enforcement, some cities have scaled back celebrations, but others are pressing on, baking pan de muerto and preparing altars that honor loved ones and unite communities. We stopped by Las Montañas Supermarket in Hayward, to learn about the Mexican tradition and bread making.
Tariffs, shutdowns, and Halloween shortages
Despite tariffs and the government shutdown, Halloween costs are reaching record-high levels. Shohini Kundu, an assistant professor of finance at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, explains holiday spending and inflation.
Redwood City prepares for Día de los Muertos celebration
Communities around the Bay Area are celebrating Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead this week. In Redwood City, thousands are expected to attend a free event honoring those who have passed.
Spreading awareness during National Disability Employment Awareness Month
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, a time to spread awareness about the employment needs and contributions of people with disabilities.