2 found dead in San Jose parking lot
A man and a woman were found shot to death Tuesday morning in a parking lot in the 500 block of El Paseo de Saratoga in San Jose.
A man and a woman were found shot to death Tuesday morning in a parking lot in the 500 block of El Paseo de Saratoga in San Jose.
Well-known Sikh volunteer kidnapped in Tracy, found dead two hours away
Sheriff's officials confirmed Monday that a body found near Lake Berryessa over the weekend was a father of triplets who was abducted last week 100 miles away in Tracy and who was a well-known volunteer at his Sikh temple – and that he wasn't the target.
Sheriff's officials confirmed Monday that a body found near Lake Berryessa over the weekend was a father of triplets who was abducted last week 100 miles away in Tracy and who was a well-known volunteer at his Sikh temple – and that he wasn't the target.
What to look for when Trump gives State of the Union address
Sonoma State University political science professor David McCuan wonders whether President Trump will lay out a second "One Big Beautiful Bill" legislative agenda? He also wonders how long the speech will be.
Sonoma State University political science professor David McCuan wonders whether President Trump will lay out a second "One Big Beautiful Bill" legislative agenda? He also wonders how long the speech will be.
Popular Bay Area Latin music festival canceled
The La Onda Festival, which had been scheduled for May 30 and 31, will no longer take place, according to organizers. The event, produced by BottleRock Napa Valley, was set to enter its third year.
The La Onda Festival, which had been scheduled for May 30 and 31, will no longer take place, according to organizers. The event, produced by BottleRock Napa Valley, was set to enter its third year.
Alameda police make arrests in store break-ins
Alameda police make arrests after several business break-ins.
Alameda police make arrests after several business break-ins.
Father's viral TikTok brings thousands of Latinos to national donor database
Latino father calls on community to register for National Marrow Donor Program to save his teenage son.
Latino father calls on community to register for National Marrow Donor Program to save his teenage son.
Tourists return to Bay Area after cartel violence strands travelers in Puerto Vallarta
Bay Area travelers are describing fear and uncertainty after cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta left tourists sheltering in place, hiding inside an airport and scrambling to get home.
Bay Area travelers are describing fear and uncertainty after cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta left tourists sheltering in place, hiding inside an airport and scrambling to get home.
Encampment-related fires force BART shutdowns in the East Bay
Two recent fires near BART tracks have disrupted service in about a week, highlighting ongoing concerns for the agency.
Two recent fires near BART tracks have disrupted service in about a week, highlighting ongoing concerns for the agency.
Stock market concerns ahead of Trump's State of the Union
The president will give his State of the Union address on Tuesday. Certainly one of the topics will be about the stock market, which is critical to tens of millions of retirement plans. KTVU's Tom Vacar on why the market is so concerned.
The president will give his State of the Union address on Tuesday. Certainly one of the topics will be about the stock market, which is critical to tens of millions of retirement plans. KTVU's Tom Vacar on why the market is so concerned.
State Sen. Scott Wiener announces PG&E breakup bill
State Sen. Scott Wiener, who represents San Francisco, is advancing a new bill aimed at allowing cities to break up with PG&E. He said the new legislation would end PG&E's attempts to stall a city effort to dump the utility company.
State Sen. Scott Wiener, who represents San Francisco, is advancing a new bill aimed at allowing cities to break up with PG&E. He said the new legislation would end PG&E's attempts to stall a city effort to dump the utility company.
El Mencho reportedly arrested in SF in 1986 | West Coast Wrap
The drug kingpin killed in Mexico by Mexican security forces over the weekend was reportedly arrested for drug trafficking in San Francisco in 1986 and later deported.
The drug kingpin killed in Mexico by Mexican security forces over the weekend was reportedly arrested for drug trafficking in San Francisco in 1986 and later deported.
Bay Area ties of "El Mencho," drug cartel leader killed in Mexico
The Mexican military operation that led to the death of cartel leader Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, called "El Mencho," was supported by U.S. intelligence and came after the U.S. had put a $15-million reward for his capture. Reports by the Rolling Stone in 2017 show that Oseguera Cervantes had ties to the Bay Area.
The Mexican military operation that led to the death of cartel leader Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, called "El Mencho," was supported by U.S. intelligence and came after the U.S. had put a $15-million reward for his capture. Reports by the Rolling Stone in 2017 show that Oseguera Cervantes had ties to the Bay Area.
Team USA Gold Medal hockey victory could help grow sport
The nation is still talking about Team USA’s gold medal hockey victory at the winter Olympics — the first men’s hockey gold medal in 46 years. Hockey players and fans agree – the victory over Canada on the world’s biggest stage could drive a renewed interest in the sport overall.
The nation is still talking about Team USA’s gold medal hockey victory at the winter Olympics — the first men’s hockey gold medal in 46 years. Hockey players and fans agree – the victory over Canada on the world’s biggest stage could drive a renewed interest in the sport overall.
Black History Month celebrated at East Oakland Senior Center
A Black history celebration took place at East Oakland Senior Center featuring food, music, and a fashion show from a local designer.
A Black history celebration took place at East Oakland Senior Center featuring food, music, and a fashion show from a local designer.
Friends mourn loss of mother and son killed in Pleasanton
Residents and acquaintances react after a mother and son are shot and killed in Pleasanton. The suspect, who had the brother's sister, has been arrested.
Residents and acquaintances react after a mother and son are shot and killed in Pleasanton. The suspect, who had the brother's sister, has been arrested.
New tariff uncertainty and Trump's SOTU | KTVU
Sonoma State University political science Professor David McCuan says he expects President Trump to talk about the Supreme Court's ruling against his tariffs at the State of the Union address.
Sonoma State University political science Professor David McCuan says he expects President Trump to talk about the Supreme Court's ruling against his tariffs at the State of the Union address.
Voices for Change: Sonoma winery owner shares cancer journey, bond with V Foundation
From Season 7, Episode 1: Sarah Citron, the owner of Bricoleur Vineyards, discusses her cancer journey, how she's using it to help others going through similar experiences and how it's formed her unshakable bond with the V Foundation.
From Season 7, Episode 1: Sarah Citron, the owner of Bricoleur Vineyards, discusses her cancer journey, how she's using it to help others going through similar experiences and how it's formed her unshakable bond with the V Foundation.
Voices for Change: New film explores baseball culture in Japan
From Season 7, Episode 1: Director Jason Sterman discusses his new film "Homecoming: The Tokyo Series" which explores Japan's deep relationship with baseball.
From Season 7, Episode 1: Director Jason Sterman discusses his new film "Homecoming: The Tokyo Series" which explores Japan's deep relationship with baseball.
Voices for Change: Oakland woman helps athletes with WNBA dreams
From Season 7, Episode 1: Faatimah A shares how she founded the Women's Premier Basketball Association to give women with dreams of playing pro, a chance to grow and develop.
From Season 7, Episode 1: Faatimah A shares how she founded the Women's Premier Basketball Association to give women with dreams of playing pro, a chance to grow and develop.
Voices for Change: Mayor Barbara Lee reflects on the Rev. Jesse Jackson
From Season 7, Episode 1: Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee shares her memories about the Rev. Jesse Jackson's life and legacy.
From Season 7, Episode 1: Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee shares her memories about the Rev. Jesse Jackson's life and legacy.