PTA apologizes after racial slur makes its way into Oakland elementary school yearbook
Parents at an Oakland elementary school made a shocking discovery in their children's yearbook this year, a racial slur from a 1940's newspaper article. The offensive language was buried in an old article republished in this year's Montclair Elementary School yearbook. The article, originally printed in the Montclarion, included the term "N-word babies" in reference to a carnival game once held at school's annual Otterwalk.
Parents at an Oakland elementary school made a shocking discovery in their children's yearbook this year, a racial slur from a 1940's newspaper article. The offensive language was buried in an old article republished in this year's Montclair Elementary School yearbook. The article, originally printed in the Montclarion, included the term "N-word babies" in reference to a carnival game once held at school's annual Otterwalk.
San Quentin hosts first ever alumni baseball game
A group of men formerly incarcerated at San Quentin returned to go head to head on the baseball field with men who are currently incarcerated.
A group of men formerly incarcerated at San Quentin returned to go head to head on the baseball field with men who are currently incarcerated.
Concerns at Napa's La Onda festival after musicians' visas revoked
There are concerns over federal immigration policy at a Napa music festival this weekend. A couple of the bands, including a very popular group from Mexico, were forced to pull out of La Onda over problems with their visas.?
There are concerns over federal immigration policy at a Napa music festival this weekend. A couple of the bands, including a very popular group from Mexico, were forced to pull out of La Onda over problems with their visas.?
Firefighters mopping up Oakland brusher
Firefighters from several agencies managed to get the three-alarm fire under control before it could cause any significant damage.
Firefighters from several agencies managed to get the three-alarm fire under control before it could cause any significant damage.
Napa?s La Onda festival loses major act as Grupo Firme deals with Visa issues
Chart-topping regional Mexican band, cancels its Sunday appearance at Napa's La Onda Festival, after being denied entry into the United States. Now in its second year, La Onda has quickly become a major celebration of Latin music and culture in Northern California, with more than 60,000 attendees at its debut in 2024.
Chart-topping regional Mexican band, cancels its Sunday appearance at Napa's La Onda Festival, after being denied entry into the United States. Now in its second year, La Onda has quickly become a major celebration of Latin music and culture in Northern California, with more than 60,000 attendees at its debut in 2024.
Sonoma County Pride marks 40 years as attendees brave 90-degree heat
Feels-like temperatures reached into the mid-90s in Santa Rosa Saturday afternoon, as people celebrated the 40th anniversary of Sonoma County Pride in Old Courthouse Square.?
Feels-like temperatures reached into the mid-90s in Santa Rosa Saturday afternoon, as people celebrated the 40th anniversary of Sonoma County Pride in Old Courthouse Square.?
Study: cannabis could affect the blood, heart
New research suggests smoking or ingesting marijuana can reduce a user's blood flow in the long term.
New research suggests smoking or ingesting marijuana can reduce a user's blood flow in the long term.
Pizza tossing among Festa Italiana highlights in North Beach
One of the highlights of Festa Italiana was a pizza tossing demonstration by 13-time world champion Tony Gemignani of Tony?s Pizza Napoletana. He showed off his skills with KTVU's Betty Yu - spinning dough through the air and explaining the technique behind the perfect crust. He was even joined by his young son Gino, a rising pizza pro in the making.
One of the highlights of Festa Italiana was a pizza tossing demonstration by 13-time world champion Tony Gemignani of Tony?s Pizza Napoletana. He showed off his skills with KTVU's Betty Yu - spinning dough through the air and explaining the technique behind the perfect crust. He was even joined by his young son Gino, a rising pizza pro in the making.
San Francisco high school boys volleyball team chases state title
The International School of San Francisco's boys varsity volleyball team is headed to the state championship for the first time. Just four years after the program began, the Jaguars are making school history, led by standout athlete Darwin Davis, who also won a basketball state title earlier this year.
The International School of San Francisco's boys varsity volleyball team is headed to the state championship for the first time. Just four years after the program began, the Jaguars are making school history, led by standout athlete Darwin Davis, who also won a basketball state title earlier this year.
International School of SF's volleyball team heads to state championship
The International School of San Francisco's boys varsity volleyball team is making history - heading to the state championship for the first time ever. The program, launched just four years ago, has quickly become a powerhouse. Led by head coach Sarah Billings, the team includes standout player Darwin Davis, who also helped win a state title in basketball earlier this year.
The International School of San Francisco's boys varsity volleyball team is making history - heading to the state championship for the first time ever. The program, launched just four years ago, has quickly become a powerhouse. Led by head coach Sarah Billings, the team includes standout player Darwin Davis, who also helped win a state title in basketball earlier this year.
Vigil held for Oakland math teacher killed in crash
An emotional vigil was held in Oakland Friday night in memory of beloved Castlemont High School math teacher Marvin Boomer, who was killed in a crash this week.
An emotional vigil was held in Oakland Friday night in memory of beloved Castlemont High School math teacher Marvin Boomer, who was killed in a crash this week.
Fridays on Front takes over block of SF's Financial District
The next Fridays on Front block parties are scheduled for July 18, August 22, and October 10.
The next Fridays on Front block parties are scheduled for July 18, August 22, and October 10.
SF Mayor's $15.9B budget plan cuts services and 1,400 positions to close projected $817M 2-year deficit
Mayor Daniel Lurie said his budget includes painful cuts to tackle San Francisco's ongoing problem of using one-time funds to close the gap between declining revenues and increased costs, adding to structural deficits that he says need to be addressed immediately.
Mayor Daniel Lurie said his budget includes painful cuts to tackle San Francisco's ongoing problem of using one-time funds to close the gap between declining revenues and increased costs, adding to structural deficits that he says need to be addressed immediately.
Musk's exit comes amid drug use concerns
Elon Musk bid farewell to the White House on Friday as his time spearheading the Department of Government Efficiency or 'DOGE' comes to an end. However, his exit comes amid new concerns over his drug use on the campaign trail and while working for the Trump administration.
Elon Musk bid farewell to the White House on Friday as his time spearheading the Department of Government Efficiency or 'DOGE' comes to an end. However, his exit comes amid new concerns over his drug use on the campaign trail and while working for the Trump administration.
San Francisco mayor unveils budget proposal | Take 2 Nightly
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie on Friday unveiled his $15.9 billion budget proposal. He says it focuses on public safety and clean streets. But it also tackles a big budget deficit over the next two years. Some of these cuts are in the form of as many as 1,400 jobs.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie on Friday unveiled his $15.9 billion budget proposal. He says it focuses on public safety and clean streets. But it also tackles a big budget deficit over the next two years. Some of these cuts are in the form of as many as 1,400 jobs.
Air travelers demand better service | West Coast Wrap
A new survey shows consumers are demanding better service from all airlines. The survey also shows travelers prefer some airlines over others.
A new survey shows consumers are demanding better service from all airlines. The survey also shows travelers prefer some airlines over others.
Bay Area health officials warn of possible measles exposure
The County of Santa Clara Public Health Department and Alameda County Public Health Department said a person tested positive for measles after returning to the Bay Area from international travel.
The County of Santa Clara Public Health Department and Alameda County Public Health Department said a person tested positive for measles after returning to the Bay Area from international travel.
Suspect charged in Oakland crash that killed high school teacher
On the day Castlemont High held its graduation, the 18-year-old man accused in an Oakland crash that killed teacher Marvin Boomer made his first court appearance.
On the day Castlemont High held its graduation, the 18-year-old man accused in an Oakland crash that killed teacher Marvin Boomer made his first court appearance.
RFK Jr.'s 'MAHA' report cited studies that don't exist
The White House plans to fix errors in Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.?s "Make America Healthy Again" report. Released last week, Kennedy's report cited hundreds of studies, but a closer look by the news organization NOTUS found that some of those studies did not actually exist.
The White House plans to fix errors in Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.?s "Make America Healthy Again" report. Released last week, Kennedy's report cited hundreds of studies, but a closer look by the news organization NOTUS found that some of those studies did not actually exist.
South Bay swelters under 100+ degree heat
Temperatures crossed the 100 degree mark on Friday in several cities in the South Bay. Residents sought shelter while advocates passed out water to some of the unhoused.
Temperatures crossed the 100 degree mark on Friday in several cities in the South Bay. Residents sought shelter while advocates passed out water to some of the unhoused.