West Coast News Wrap Live
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West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

Man shot and killed while walking dog in East Oakland hills
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Jermaine Newton, 47, was shot and killed while walking his dog. His family tells KTVU he worked for the city of Oakland, helping to tackle illegal dumping.

Medline rebuilds as medical supply chain stablizes
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Health care organizations are beginning to see the medical supply chain improve nearly four weeks after a massive fire destroyed a million-square-foot Medline warehouse in Tracy.

Waymo pulls over, tells police about teens' illegal actions
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Cameras inside a Waymo driverless taxi shows teenagers drinking alcohol and firing a gun, which police say later turned out to be a water gun. 

States challenging Trump's tariffs
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Nearly half the states are opposing the Trump administration's latest tariff proposal. The pushback comes after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the president's tariffs earlier this year.

DOGE ceases operations
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President Donald Trump's executive order last year creating the U.S. DOGE Service Temporary Organization set a July 4, 2026, termination date for that temporary organization.

USMNT out of FIFA World Cup 2026: What went wrong?
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Total Soccer Show podcast co-host, Joe Lowery joins Fox Local San Francisco to discuss the USMNT's exit from the FIFA World Cup. He and James Torrez also talk about the exiting Argentina vs. Egypt match.

Man gunned down in Oakland hills
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A man was shot and killed in the Oakland hills Tuesday morning.

Vallejo youth sports league works to keep kids in the game, regardless of cost
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Ahead of FOX Local’s Zip Trip to Vallejo, we’re highlighting the Coach Sarna League, an organization helping thousands of young athletes participate in sports by keeping programs affordable and removing financial barriers for families.

New satellites aim to give firefighters an early edge in wildfire fights
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California’s wildfire response is getting a high-tech boost. Three satellites have launched as the first step in the FireSat constellation, a planned network of 50 satellites designed to detect wildfires earlier and provide firefighters with critical information in the first moments of an emergency.

'Legendary' former Alameda County supervisor Scott Haggerty dies
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Scott Haggerty, who one politician called a "legendary force in Bay Area politics for over two decades" as supervisor for Alameda County, died over the July 4 weekend in his retirement home state of Tennessee. He was 68.

Team USA falls 4-1 to Belgium, ending World Cup run in heartbreaking loss
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Team USA’s World Cup journey ended with a 4-1 Round of 16 loss to Belgium as hundreds of fans gathered at San Pedro Square in San Jose, where early optimism gave way to heartbreak.

National Weather Service issues Beach Hazards Statement for Bay Area shores amid sneaker wave, rip current risk
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First responders are urging extra caution at local shores as the National Weather Service issued a beach hazards statement effective Tuesday at 5 a.m. through Friday at 5 p.m. due to a dangerous combination of sneaker waves and strong rip currents. The challenging conditions, fueled by persistent southerly swells, pose a severe risk of knocking beachgoers over and pulling them out to sea.     

Should foggy SF even have 4th of July fireworks?
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With thick fog almost certain in the summer in San Francisco, some are sounding off on whether it's even worth it to have 4th of July fireworks in the City by the Bay. 

West Coast News Wrap Live
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West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

San Francisco faces criticism for July 4th gridlock
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Video of traffic gridlock, pedestrian crowds, bus lines, stalled Waymo driverless taxis, and one rider whose Waymo drove over an illegal firework as it burned on the street have prompted questions from the public about how San Francisco handled the planning and implementation of crowd control after historic Golden Gate Bridge fireworks show. 

San Francisco faces criticism for July 4th gridlock
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Video of traffic gridlock, pedestrian crowds, bus lines, stalled Waymo driverless taxis, and one rider whose Waymo drove over an illegal firework as it burned on the street have prompted questions from the public about how San Francisco handled the planning and implementation of crowd control after historic Golden Gate Bridge fireworks show. 

World Cup excitement surges for Round of 16 matches
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World Cup fans had high energy at San Pedro Square watching Spain win over Portugal 1-0 in their match earlier Monday afternoon, and prepping for the U.S. to take on Belgium at 5 p.m.