Lieutenant Governor meets with Bay Area nonprofits as food insecurity worsens amid SNAP freeze

Amid growing concern about food insecurity in the Bay Area, Lieutenant Governor Elena Kounalakis met Monday with several nonprofit leaders working on the front lines of hunger relief. Kounalakis toured White Pony Express, a Concord–based food recovery organization that distributes millions of pounds of surplus food each year to partner agencies serving those in need. The visit comes as local nonprofits brace for a surge in demand, fueled by the ongoing freeze of SNAP (CalFresh) payments to low-income families.

Rep. Pelosi getting out the vote | Take 2 Tonight

KTVU's anchors discuss the hot topics of the day and gives a behind the scenes look at the newsroom. Rep. Nancy Pelosi is getting out the vote for yes on Prop. 50 one day before the election. Claudine Wong previews the 10 o'clock news. Andre Torrez on how an SF supervisor is holding a rally for a cat that was killed by a Waymo.

Trump administration finds partial funding for SNAP

The Trump administration is adhering to federal judges' rulings to fund SNAP. Democrats think the program should be fully funded as they continue to duke out the budget with Republicans in the second longest government shutdown on record.

2 dead after Redwood City liquor store fire

Two people were found dead on Monday morning following a fire in a Redwood City liquor store. Firefighters responded about 5:30 a.m. to Avenue Liquors on Roosevelt Avenue, where they found the building engulfed in flames. Crews found the bodies when they were opening up the roof, authorities said.