Power outage shuts down rides at Santa Cruz Boardwalk
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The rides at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk were closed for the remainder of Friday due to a power outage. Power has since been restored to mini golf and arcade games. A Boardwalk spokesperson said operations will be back to normal on Saturday. 

Santa Cruz wharf reopens after being damaged in 2024 storm
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Nearly 16 months after being damaged in a storm, the century-old wharf was damaged by strong storm swells. A 150-foot section of the wharf was pulled apart and sank to the bottom of the bay. Now repaired, the city has announced a 'soft reopening' of 1,100 square feet of wharf.

Multi-vehicle crash closes San Jose streets
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A crash involving five cars left one person dead and closed several blocks of Story Road in San Jose. Witnesses said a vehicle was weaving in and out of traffic before it collided with one car, kept driving, and then struck three others. Investigators are working to determine what happened.

EB I-80 closure starts tonight
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A critical section of eastbound I-80 and connecting ramps from Highway 101 will be closed from Friday night through Monday morning for essential repairs to the 71-year-old Bayshore Freeway viaducts.

Experts sound alarm over jet fuel crisis amid Iran War
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The International Energy Agency is warning the war in Iran is having a major impact on the world's oil supple, and says Europe only has about six weeks of jet fuel left.

Iran reopens Strait of Hormuz
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Iran said Friday it fully reopened the Strait of Hormuz to commercial vessels, but President Donald Trump said the American blockade on Iranian ships and ports “will remain in full force” until Tehran reaches a deal with the U.S., including on its nuclear program.

Strait of Hormuz 'completely open,' Trump and Iran say
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Iran's foreign minister posted to social media that passage through the strait is now open to commercial vessels due to a 10-day truce between Israel and Hezbollah.

1 dead in San Jose crash
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One person died in a multi-vehicle crash Friday morning near Lucretia Avenue and Story Road in San Jose.

Sonoma County launches new public service vans
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Sonoma County officials launched a new program aimed at making it easier for residents to access county services, with the use of two new vans that have been converted into mobile offices. The director of the Sonoma County Human Services Department joined KTVU to talk about the new program and how it will help residents.

Drop in California school enrollment 7x greater than state expected
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For the 2025-26 school year, enrollment in California public schools from transitional kindergarten through 12th grade fell by 1.3%. While the percentage appears small, it represents a loss of 74,960 students statewide.

Oakland student showcase highlights leadership and creativity of Black and Brown youth
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A student showcase in Oakland is putting the next generation of leaders, innovators and creators on full display. The event features Black and Brown youth sharing their work through art, performance and real-world skill-building programs.

Major League Table Tennis brings championship weekend to the Bay Area
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Major League Table Tennis is bringing its championship weekend to Fremont, featuring Olympians, rising stars and a fast-growing fan base. Organizers say the event highlights the sport’s increasing popularity and introduces a high-energy, team-based format to Bay Area audiences.

Bay Area home sales rise as national housing market slows, report finds
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Pending home sales dropped 2.4% nationwide in March, marking the largest decline in three months, according to Redfin. But in the Bay Area, sales surged nearly 17% in San Francisco and 11% in San Jose, defying national trends despite high mortgage rates and global uncertainty.

Weekend closure on EB I-80
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The eastbound side of I-80 between 17th and Fourth streets will be fully closed from April 17 at 11 p.m. until April 20 at 6 a.m.

Berkeley paraclimber racing against time, vision loss ahead of World Cup
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A world-class paraclimber from Berkeley is preparing for the international stage, competing not only against the best athletes in the world but against a rare condition that is slowly taking his sight. Rayaan Mohammadi, 45, is currently training for the World Climbing Para Series. He is slated to represent the United States at five events across the globe this year, an opportunity he is determined to seize before his vision fades completely.