Family identifies man shot & killed in Vallejo as USPS worker
Family identifies man shot and killed in Vallejo as a US Postal worker. They say he is 32-year-old Devaughn McBride. He was shot in front of the apartment complex where he lived with his family.
Family identifies man shot and killed in Vallejo as a US Postal worker. They say he is 32-year-old Devaughn McBride. He was shot in front of the apartment complex where he lived with his family.
San Francisco-set "Josephine" makes Bay Area premiere at Mill Valley Film Festival
The San Francisco-set drama “Josephine,” starring Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan and 10-year-old newcomer Mason Reeves, made its Bay Area premiere at the Mill Valley Film Festival. The Sundance award winner, inspired by director Beth de Araújo’s childhood experience in Golden Gate Park, is now generating awards-season buzz.
The San Francisco-set drama “Josephine,” starring Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan and 10-year-old newcomer Mason Reeves, made its Bay Area premiere at the Mill Valley Film Festival. The Sundance award winner, inspired by director Beth de Araújo’s childhood experience in Golden Gate Park, is now generating awards-season buzz.
Oakland City Council approves 45-day moratorium on new data centers
The Oakland City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to place a 45-day temporary moratorium on all new data center development across the city.
The Oakland City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to place a 45-day temporary moratorium on all new data center development across the city.
Community calls out antisemitism in San Anselmo
The community came together for a vigil in the North Bay community of San Anselmo on Tuesday just days after police said a swastika and antisemitic graffiti was scrawled on an elementary school's campus.
The community came together for a vigil in the North Bay community of San Anselmo on Tuesday just days after police said a swastika and antisemitic graffiti was scrawled on an elementary school's campus.
West Coast News Wrap Live
West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.
West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.
A ride to remember
Sailors and Marines ride horseback during Fleet Week
Sailors and Marines ride horseback during Fleet Week
Uproar after Trump suggests Iran 'take out' LA, San Diego
President Donald Trump suggested during a campaign rally that Iran could "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego to keep the country safe.
President Donald Trump suggested during a campaign rally that Iran could "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego to keep the country safe.
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee touts drop in crime
Delivering her State of the City address Tuesday, Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee told the City Council and the public the city is on the move and has reason to celebrate. Lee reported a drop in crime and speeding incidents and pledged to boost police staffing.
Delivering her State of the City address Tuesday, Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee told the City Council and the public the city is on the move and has reason to celebrate. Lee reported a drop in crime and speeding incidents and pledged to boost police staffing.
Health officials warn of early flu season spike
The arrival of autumn brings another seasonal shift for Bay Area residents, and health officials are once again encouraging flu shots.
The arrival of autumn brings another seasonal shift for Bay Area residents, and health officials are once again encouraging flu shots.
SF approves data center moratorium, other Bay Area cities reviewing policies
San Francisco on Tuesday approved a 45 day moratorium on new data center construction; Oakland is considering a similar ban. The City of Santa Clara, which already has 56 data centers, is launching a review of its regulations.
San Francisco on Tuesday approved a 45 day moratorium on new data center construction; Oakland is considering a similar ban. The City of Santa Clara, which already has 56 data centers, is launching a review of its regulations.
Vallejo police probe pair of shootings, car crash that kill 2
Within a 20-minute period in Vallejo, two people were killed, one from a shooting, the other from a car crash. A third man was in critical condition in a second shooting.
Within a 20-minute period in Vallejo, two people were killed, one from a shooting, the other from a car crash. A third man was in critical condition in a second shooting.
Altman says to 'accept some bad things happening' for AI benefits
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said during an interview with Politico that artificial intelligence should remain widely available for the public despite the risk of "some bad things happening."
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said during an interview with Politico that artificial intelligence should remain widely available for the public despite the risk of "some bad things happening."
Bay Area Leslie's Pool Supplies store closures as company files for bankruptcy
Leslie's Inc., which operates pool and spa supplies stores around the U.S., announced this week that it's filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closing 76 stores, including many in the Bay Area.
Leslie's Inc., which operates pool and spa supplies stores around the U.S., announced this week that it's filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and closing 76 stores, including many in the Bay Area.
Second Raising Cane's location coming to San Francisco
San Francisco will get its second Raising Cane's restaurant on Oct. 12.
San Francisco will get its second Raising Cane's restaurant on Oct. 12.
Vallejo police investigating reports of shooting
Vallejo police were investigating a crime scene on Springs Road on Tuesday morning.
Vallejo police were investigating a crime scene on Springs Road on Tuesday morning.
National Taco Day with Oakland's Alma Bar Cocina
This Tuesday is doubling as National Taco Day and Taco Tuesday. Oakland's Alma Bar Cocina joined us on "The Nine" for a taste of the holiday.
This Tuesday is doubling as National Taco Day and Taco Tuesday. Oakland's Alma Bar Cocina joined us on "The Nine" for a taste of the holiday.
Cost of youth baseball continues to rise
For generations, all a child needed to play baseball was a glove, a bat and a local park. Today, that picture is very different, as playing America's favorite pastime is getting pricier than ever. What used to be a low-cost season at the neighborhood little league, has now turned into a multi-billion dollar travel ball industry, according to a new Wall Street Journal article. Katie Van Dyck, a senior legal fellow with the American Economic Liberties Project, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss the growing costs that are pricing out many families.
For generations, all a child needed to play baseball was a glove, a bat and a local park. Today, that picture is very different, as playing America's favorite pastime is getting pricier than ever. What used to be a low-cost season at the neighborhood little league, has now turned into a multi-billion dollar travel ball industry, according to a new Wall Street Journal article. Katie Van Dyck, a senior legal fellow with the American Economic Liberties Project, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss the growing costs that are pricing out many families.
Fleet Week kicks off in San Francisco
Fleet Week officially begins Sunday, Oct. 4. Military bands will begin performing concerts around the city the following day, and ship tours will commence on Oct. 6 at 10 a.m.
Fleet Week officially begins Sunday, Oct. 4. Military bands will begin performing concerts around the city the following day, and ship tours will commence on Oct. 6 at 10 a.m.
Oakland Police identify fashion label founders fatally shot at their home
Oakland Police on Monday identified the the married couple found shot to death outside their home Friday, as Bryan Walker, 64, and his wife Michelle Min, 63, the founders of the national fashion label Bryn Walker. A firearm was found at the scene and police said there is no threat to the public. Min's sister told KTVU on Friday that Walker had been struggling with mental health issues for some time and relatives were trying to get him help at an institution. Oakland Police say investigators are still trying to determine what led to the fatal shooting and ask anyone with information to call (510) 238-3821. (Photo courtesy: Drew Altizer)
Oakland Police on Monday identified the the married couple found shot to death outside their home Friday, as Bryan Walker, 64, and his wife Michelle Min, 63, the founders of the national fashion label Bryn Walker. A firearm was found at the scene and police said there is no threat to the public. Min's sister told KTVU on Friday that Walker had been struggling with mental health issues for some time and relatives were trying to get him help at an institution. Oakland Police say investigators are still trying to determine what led to the fatal shooting and ask anyone with information to call (510) 238-3821. (Photo courtesy: Drew Altizer)
Oakland Chinatown welcomes new restaurant, first in 2 yrs
King Kitchen holds its grand opening on Tuesday, marking the first time in 2 years that a new restaurant is opening in Oakland Chinatown.
King Kitchen holds its grand opening on Tuesday, marking the first time in 2 years that a new restaurant is opening in Oakland Chinatown.