Kindergartener wounded Butte County school shooting may lose use of his legs, family says
One of the kindergarten boys critically injured during a shooting at a Seventh-day Adventist school last week may never regain the use of his legs, family members posted.
SantaCon in San Francisco kicks off
SantaCon in San Francisco kicks off on Friday.
75-year-old Oakland man shot and kille while sitting in his car
Friends have identified the man, shot and killed in his car on Wednesday night in East Oakland as Earl Rhue of Oakland. Friends tell me the 75-year-old was at their home watching the Warriors play, but went outside during halftime to go smoke in his car. That's when friends say Rhue was shot. They suspect it was attempted carjacking. Oakland police have not said what the motive was for the shooting or if Rhue was targeted. Police are still looking for whoever's responsible for killing Rhue.
Nvidia partners with City of San Jose and San Jose State
Learning how to use AI isn't always easy. There are benefits and also pitfalls. Now the City of San Jose and San Jose State University are partnering with AI chipmaker Nvidia to help teach people to use it properly. It's a first-of-its kind collaboration but one that can hopefully be replicated.
Niners faithful watch playoff hopes nearly disappear with loss to Rams
KTVU caught up with fans at Walnut Creek's Stadium Pub.
Driver, passenger killed after crashing into tree, house in Fremont
We've learned the identity of one of the two men killed in a crash in Fremont.
$100M+ worth of marijuana found stuffed in trash bags
Tonight -- a somber procession for a Las Vegas police officer killed in a horrific crash. Authorities say a wrong-way driver slammed into his car as he was heading home from his shift. Coming up -- how the community is paying tribute. Plus --authorities in southern California seized more than $100 million worth of drugs during a major bust.
Oakland Coliseum's new soccer field is in place for the Oakland Roots upcoming season
The Oakland Roots Soccer Club gave KTVU a preview inside the Oakland Coliseum to see the seating and new field that will greet fans when the season begins in March 2025.
SFPD audit finds potential abuse of sick days, overtime causing millions in overspending
A recent audit of the San Francisco Police Department criticizes how the agency is spending funds, accusing the department of overspending by millions and an apparent ‘lack of financial control.’
Jury in Nima Momeni murder trial goes home for week after 6 days of deliberations
The jury of six men and six women will resume deliberating Nima Momeni's fate on Monday afternoon.
Farmers Insurance says they'll write more policies as homeowners' market improves
Farmers Insurance says the marketplace has improved in California and that they can now expand the number of policies it can write each month.
Talk of the Town: Norma Jean Rogers-Jackson and Nanine Watson
On this week’s Talk of the Town, Dave Clark sits down with two women whose late husbands were prominent, history-making doctors in the Bay Area. Dr. Oscar Jackson and Dr. Carl Watson broke barriers, and had a major impact on the world of medicine. Their wives, Norma Jean Rogers-Jackson and Nanine Watson join Dave in studio to discuss their legacy and influence.
U.S. Coast Guard pilot honored for heroic helicopter rescue
The U.S. Coast Guard presented its highest aviation honor, the Distinguished Flying Cross Medal, to one of its pilots on Thursday for a daring rescue mission that saved two severely injured teenagers.
Giants introduce Willy Adames, shortstop signed to $182M
Willy Adames and San Francisco finalized a $182 million, seven-year contract on Tuesday, providing the Giants with a power-hitting shortstop in the prime of his career.
Numerous steps ahead for Syria after Assad ousted
KTVU's Heather Holmes takes an in-depth look with Professor Stephen Zunes, expert on Middle Eastern politics at USF.
State attorney general works with local advocates to protect children online
KTVU's Heather Holmes and Alex Savidge take an in-depth look at the efforts with Common Sense Media CEO Jim Steyer.
Brentwood man charged with flying drone over Vandenberg Space Force Base
A Brentwood man en route to China has been arrested on a federal criminal complaint for allegedly flying a drone over and taking photographs of Vandenberg Space Force Base, located on California's Central Coast.
Driver, passenger killed after crashing into tree, house in Fremont
The driver of a BMW sedan crashed into a tree in a Fremont neighborhood, which then hit a house causing “catastrophic" damage, firefighters said.
Named Person of the Year, while facing criminal charges
Todd Belt, Director of the Political Management Program at The George Washington University gives insight on Donald Trump named Time's Person of the Year, the President Elect's criminal convictions and cabinet nominations.
Rain for 49ers v. Rams game
It's going to rain today, even at the 49s v. Rams game at Levi's stadium.