Oakland police arrest armed suspect hours after shootout near Manzanita Park
Oakland police on Sunday afternoon found and arrested an armed suspect after he allegedly fired at officers at Manzanita Park and fled into the surrounding neighborhood.
Oakland police on Sunday afternoon found and arrested an armed suspect after he allegedly fired at officers at Manzanita Park and fled into the surrounding neighborhood.
Berkeley vigil honors Nepal flood victims as family searches for missing relatives
A Berkeley restaurant owner whose relatives are missing after catastrophic flooding in Nepal brought the community together for a candlelight vigil, as the death toll continues to rise.
A Berkeley restaurant owner whose relatives are missing after catastrophic flooding in Nepal brought the community together for a candlelight vigil, as the death toll continues to rise.
Gov. Newsom, Lawmakers agree on changes to wildfire liability system
Wildfire survivors and consumer advocacy groups applauded the compromise deal that does not prevent survivors from suing a utility if their equipment causes a fire that destroys their home. A previous proposal, backed by Gov. Newsom, would have limited PG&E and other investor-owned utilities' liability.
Wildfire survivors and consumer advocacy groups applauded the compromise deal that does not prevent survivors from suing a utility if their equipment causes a fire that destroys their home. A previous proposal, backed by Gov. Newsom, would have limited PG&E and other investor-owned utilities' liability.
Rising heart disease risk among young women
Nearly one in three women between the ages of 20 and 44 could have some form of heart disease by 2050.
Nearly one in three women between the ages of 20 and 44 could have some form of heart disease by 2050.
Students helping students in Oakland - program to cut down on chronic absenteeism
Green Light Fund Bay Area is investing $1 million in a leadership program that will pair older students mentors with younger classmates to keep them in school.
Green Light Fund Bay Area is investing $1 million in a leadership program that will pair older students mentors with younger classmates to keep them in school.
Political Impact of Gov. Newsom's wildfire deal
KTVU political analyst and UC Santa Cruz professor, Nolan Higdon discusses the wildfire deal, possible federal rules on social media and the future of mail-in voting in California.
KTVU political analyst and UC Santa Cruz professor, Nolan Higdon discusses the wildfire deal, possible federal rules on social media and the future of mail-in voting in California.
Rising heart disease risk among young women
Nearly one in three women between the ages of 20 and 44 could have some form of heart disease by 2050.
Nearly one in three women between the ages of 20 and 44 could have some form of heart disease by 2050.
Students helping students in OUSD - program to cut down on chronic absenteeism
Green Light Fund Bay Area is investing $1 million in a leadership program that will pair older students mentors with younger classmates to keep them in school.
Green Light Fund Bay Area is investing $1 million in a leadership program that will pair older students mentors with younger classmates to keep them in school.
Plaskett, Timber fires burn thousands of acres in Big Sur area, force Highway 1 closures
Firefighters are battling the Plaskett and Timber fires in Monterey County as steep terrain and heavy vegetation fuel the flames, forcing evacuations and a lengthy closure along Highway 1.
Firefighters are battling the Plaskett and Timber fires in Monterey County as steep terrain and heavy vegetation fuel the flames, forcing evacuations and a lengthy closure along Highway 1.
Will Californians be able to vote by mail in November?
A UC Berkeley Law Professor breaks down the ongoing legal battle between the Trump Administration and several State Attorneys General over the President's executive order on mail-in ballots.
A UC Berkeley Law Professor breaks down the ongoing legal battle between the Trump Administration and several State Attorneys General over the President's executive order on mail-in ballots.
Aggression against school administrators on the rise
A recent study found verbal aggression from parents to educators has increased since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A recent study found verbal aggression from parents to educators has increased since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dogs, cats, bunnies - even pigeons - up for adoption at "Bark Around the Block" event
Berkeley Humane organizes the four-block festival in West Berkeley, bringing in more than 300 adoptable pets from 33 different shelters.
Berkeley Humane organizes the four-block festival in West Berkeley, bringing in more than 300 adoptable pets from 33 different shelters.
Clinical Psychologist explains the most important social media rule for parents
Clinical Psychologist explains the most important social media rule for parents to enforce, after Meta announced changes to Instagram and Facebook.
Clinical Psychologist explains the most important social media rule for parents to enforce, after Meta announced changes to Instagram and Facebook.
Bay Area Nepalese man talks about floods' impact on family & friends
North Bay man from Nepal with family and friends still there , shares photos and videos of the devastation captured by his loved ones who survived. A man in Kathmandu describes the many families search for the missing.
North Bay man from Nepal with family and friends still there , shares photos and videos of the devastation captured by his loved ones who survived. A man in Kathmandu describes the many families search for the missing.
Pokemon takes over San Francisco with 50,000 fans, drone shows
The Pokémon World Championships and Pokémon XP are drawing more than 50,000 fans to San Francisco, filling Moscone Center and providing a boost to nearby bars, restaurants, hotels and the collectibles market.
The Pokémon World Championships and Pokémon XP are drawing more than 50,000 fans to San Francisco, filling Moscone Center and providing a boost to nearby bars, restaurants, hotels and the collectibles market.
Nepal flash floods: Vigil held in the Bay Area
The Bay Area Nepalese community is looking for ways to raise money to help people back in Nepal who have been devastated by catastrophic flash floods that have killed more than 600 people and left nearly 3,000 missing. They also spent Friday in mourning at a vigil in the East Bay. For more on how you can help: https://nancusa.org/donations/ncc/ https://nepalfreed.com/
The Bay Area Nepalese community is looking for ways to raise money to help people back in Nepal who have been devastated by catastrophic flash floods that have killed more than 600 people and left nearly 3,000 missing. They also spent Friday in mourning at a vigil in the East Bay. For more on how you can help: https://nancusa.org/donations/ncc/ https://nepalfreed.com/
Oakland's Yemeni community calls on the city to prevent violence
Following a shooting that left two young men hospitalized, members of Oakland's Yemeni community are calling on the city to do more to prevent violence. The two men were caught in a hail of gunfire — investigation showed approximately 120 shots were fired. City leaders have promised to do more.
Following a shooting that left two young men hospitalized, members of Oakland's Yemeni community are calling on the city to do more to prevent violence. The two men were caught in a hail of gunfire — investigation showed approximately 120 shots were fired. City leaders have promised to do more.
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.
Ashes stolen during Oakland car burglary
A woman’s ashes were stolen during a car burglary in Oakland’s Chinatown while her grieving husband was having dinner.
A woman’s ashes were stolen during a car burglary in Oakland’s Chinatown while her grieving husband was having dinner.
Child shot in San Francisco's Mission Rock neighborhood, police investigating
A male juvenile was shot Friday in San Francisco at Fourth and Channel streets. The shooting happened at around 4:17 p.m. The victim's injuries are considered non-life threatening. No arrests have been made. No further details were immediately available.
A male juvenile was shot Friday in San Francisco at Fourth and Channel streets. The shooting happened at around 4:17 p.m. The victim's injuries are considered non-life threatening. No arrests have been made. No further details were immediately available.