US: Clock ticking for Iran to reopen Strait of Hormuz
After several delays, President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, calling it his final offer. Trump gave Iran until 5 p.m. to comply or a "whole civilization will die tonight."
After several delays, President Donald Trump has issued an ultimatum for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, calling it his final offer. Trump gave Iran until 5 p.m. to comply or a "whole civilization will die tonight."
3 men sentenced in security guard Kevin Nishita killing in Oakland
Three men will spend decades in prison after accepting plea deals in the 2021 shooting death of TV-crew security guard Kevin Nishita, a retired police officer.
Three men will spend decades in prison after accepting plea deals in the 2021 shooting death of TV-crew security guard Kevin Nishita, a retired police officer.
Trump warns a 'whole civilization will die tonight' in Iran as deadline looms
Professor University of San Francisco Stephen Zunes discusses Trump's deadline and threats to reopen Strait of Hormuz or risk U.S. attacks
Professor University of San Francisco Stephen Zunes discusses Trump's deadline and threats to reopen Strait of Hormuz or risk U.S. attacks
ICE shoots person near California's I-5 freeway: sheriff
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers shot someone in Patterson, Calif., leading to the partial closure of the I-5 freeway in Stanislaus County, the sheriff announced on Tuesday
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers shot someone in Patterson, Calif., leading to the partial closure of the I-5 freeway in Stanislaus County, the sheriff announced on Tuesday
Some advanced degrees don't actually pay off, new study finds
For years, a graduate degree has been seen as a path to a better paycheck, but a new report is challenging that idea. Researchers found some of the most popular advanced degrees may not pay off at all, especially once you factor in tuition, lost income and student debt.
For years, a graduate degree has been seen as a path to a better paycheck, but a new report is challenging that idea. Researchers found some of the most popular advanced degrees may not pay off at all, especially once you factor in tuition, lost income and student debt.
Your sleep may reveal early signs of dementia risk, study finds
A new study from UCSF suggests your brain may be aging faster than you think, and the warning signs could show up while you sleep.
A new study from UCSF suggests your brain may be aging faster than you think, and the warning signs could show up while you sleep.
ICE shoots person near I-5 highway in Stanislaus County
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers shot someone in Patterson, Calif., leading to the partial closure of I-5 in Stanislaus County, the sheriff announced on Tuesday.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers shot someone in Patterson, Calif., leading to the partial closure of I-5 in Stanislaus County, the sheriff announced on Tuesday.
Gas prices near $6 per gallon in California, AAA finds
For the first time in four years, gas prices are above $4 per gallon nationwide. However, according to AAA, drivers in California are paying close to $6.
For the first time in four years, gas prices are above $4 per gallon nationwide. However, according to AAA, drivers in California are paying close to $6.
Book summer trips now as prices climb, travel expert warns
Spring break is underway for many families, but travel experts say now is the time to start planning summer vacations. Rising fuel costs and ongoing global tensions are already driving up flight prices, and that trend is expected to continue. While deals are still out there, experts say travelers need to act early and be strategic about when and where they book to save money.
Spring break is underway for many families, but travel experts say now is the time to start planning summer vacations. Rising fuel costs and ongoing global tensions are already driving up flight prices, and that trend is expected to continue. While deals are still out there, experts say travelers need to act early and be strategic about when and where they book to save money.
Psychedelic therapy may not outperform antidepressants, new study finds
Psychedelic treatments, such as LSD and psilocybin, have been hailed as breakthrough options for depression. However, new research suggests they may not be more effective than traditional antidepressants. A study from researchers at UCSF found the drugs work about the same as standard treatments, not better.
Psychedelic treatments, such as LSD and psilocybin, have been hailed as breakthrough options for depression. However, new research suggests they may not be more effective than traditional antidepressants. A study from researchers at UCSF found the drugs work about the same as standard treatments, not better.
Alameda County to vote on opposing FCI Dublin conversion to ICE detention center
Two Alameda County supervisors are bringing forth a resolution on Tuesday to oppose turning a now-shuttered women's prison in Dublin into an ICE facility or any other type of prison or correctional facility.
Two Alameda County supervisors are bringing forth a resolution on Tuesday to oppose turning a now-shuttered women's prison in Dublin into an ICE facility or any other type of prison or correctional facility.
Truck spills fuel on I-880 in Oakland
A truck spilled fuel on I-880 on Tuesday morning, blocking all lanes.
A truck spilled fuel on I-880 on Tuesday morning, blocking all lanes.
Massive fire burns at Kimberly Clark warehouse in Southern California
A massive fire is burning at a Kimberly Clark warehouse in Ontario, Los Angeles County. A suspect has been detained.
A massive fire is burning at a Kimberly Clark warehouse in Ontario, Los Angeles County. A suspect has been detained.
DHS Secretary considers harsher scrutiny of sanctuary city airports
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is questioning whether international airports in sanctuary cities should continue processing customs and border control.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is questioning whether international airports in sanctuary cities should continue processing customs and border control.
Community demands safety upgrades after San Mateo family struck in crosswalk
Residents and advocates gathered to protest long-standing safety hazards at a San Mateo intersection, following a crash that left a father and his two children with injuries.
Residents and advocates gathered to protest long-standing safety hazards at a San Mateo intersection, following a crash that left a father and his two children with injuries.
Airlines cancel flights as price of jet fuel soars
The U.S. war on Iran is now affecting the airline industry. Multiple carriers are announcing they are canceling flights due to jet fuel shortages. United Airlines is the first major U.S. airline to cancel flights.
The U.S. war on Iran is now affecting the airline industry. Multiple carriers are announcing they are canceling flights due to jet fuel shortages. United Airlines is the first major U.S. airline to cancel flights.
San Francisco layoffs begin as deficit nears $1B
San Francisco has begun issuing layoff notices to city employees as officials grapple with a budget deficit reaching nearly $1 billion. The mayor’s office confirmed Monday that job cuts are underway, with pink slips sent to workers across multiple departments.
San Francisco has begun issuing layoff notices to city employees as officials grapple with a budget deficit reaching nearly $1 billion. The mayor’s office confirmed Monday that job cuts are underway, with pink slips sent to workers across multiple departments.
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.
Why high gas prices could trigger next inflation wave
For Californians, the sting of high gas prices may be a warning sign of broader economic trouble ahead.
For Californians, the sting of high gas prices may be a warning sign of broader economic trouble ahead.
San Jose Earthquakes Partner with juvenile hall for soccer program
With the World Cup just over two months away, soccer is once again proving its ability to unite people from all walks of life — including those in juvenile detention. The San Jose Earthquakes recently helped recognize a unique group of athletes: residents at the Monterey County Juvenile Hall.
With the World Cup just over two months away, soccer is once again proving its ability to unite people from all walks of life — including those in juvenile detention. The San Jose Earthquakes recently helped recognize a unique group of athletes: residents at the Monterey County Juvenile Hall.