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The U.S. Secret Service pushes back against claims of a "security lapse" involving former president Barack Obama outside a restaurant in Los Angeles. TMZ spoke with the man making those allegations. Tonight on West Coast Wrap, they'll walk us through what he says happened. Plus, we have the response from the Secret Service. And, an entire community is benefiting from a 12-year-old with a big imagination. Watch her vision of the ultimate playground become a reality.
The U.S. Secret Service pushes back against claims of a "security lapse" involving former president Barack Obama outside a restaurant in Los Angeles. TMZ spoke with the man making those allegations. Tonight on West Coast Wrap, they'll walk us through what he says happened. Plus, we have the response from the Secret Service. And, an entire community is benefiting from a 12-year-old with a big imagination. Watch her vision of the ultimate playground become a reality.
Prop K: Opponents worried about traffic, business impacts
San Francisco voters will weigh in on Proposition K on the November ballot, which proposes closing part of the Great Highway to create a park and recreation area from Lincoln Way south to Sloat Boulevard.
San Francisco voters will weigh in on Proposition K on the November ballot, which proposes closing part of the Great Highway to create a park and recreation area from Lincoln Way south to Sloat Boulevard.
Gavin Newsom signs bills taking on Big Oil
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills Wednesday morning that big oil fought tooth and nail at old wells at the Balwin Hills Conservancy in Los Angeles. One bill gives cities and counties much greater powers to restrict oil and gas operations including forbidding new oil and gas operations within their borders.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills Wednesday morning that big oil fought tooth and nail at old wells at the Balwin Hills Conservancy in Los Angeles. One bill gives cities and counties much greater powers to restrict oil and gas operations including forbidding new oil and gas operations within their borders.
Taggers target Waymo autonomous vehicle
A viral video is circulating of a group of people tagging a Waymo vehicle with a person inside on Saturday in San Francisco's Mission District. So far police say they have not made any arrests. Experts say more of these types of incidents are likely to occur.
A viral video is circulating of a group of people tagging a Waymo vehicle with a person inside on Saturday in San Francisco's Mission District. So far police say they have not made any arrests. Experts say more of these types of incidents are likely to occur.
VTA shooting suspect hides behind lawyer during first court appearance
The man at the center of a deadly shooting at a VTA bus yard in San Jose made his first court appearance on Wednesday.
The man at the center of a deadly shooting at a VTA bus yard in San Jose made his first court appearance on Wednesday.
Pleasanton dog dies of heat stroke
A dog left on a balcony in the heat Tuesday died before Pleasanton Animal Services could get to it.
A dog left on a balcony in the heat Tuesday died before Pleasanton Animal Services could get to it.
Man arrested in California courthouse explosion
A suspect who allegedly set off an explosive device in the lobby of the Santa Maria Courthouse Wednesday, injuring five people, was arrested, according to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office.
A suspect who allegedly set off an explosive device in the lobby of the Santa Maria Courthouse Wednesday, injuring five people, was arrested, according to the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Office.
Oakland Coliseum concession workers face uncertain future
As the A?s end an era in Oakland sports at the Coliseum, the concession workers who help make the games happen announced they have been left without support or benefits after Thursday?s final home game.
As the A?s end an era in Oakland sports at the Coliseum, the concession workers who help make the games happen announced they have been left without support or benefits after Thursday?s final home game.
Antioch mayor says outside agency may help patrol city on overtime
After a series of shootings in Antioch, Mayor Lamar Hernandez-Thorpe said that an outside law enforcement agency has shown interest in assisting with patrols around the city, following his call for support from neighboring agencies.
After a series of shootings in Antioch, Mayor Lamar Hernandez-Thorpe said that an outside law enforcement agency has shown interest in assisting with patrols around the city, following his call for support from neighboring agencies.
Antioch mayor, police talk recent gun violence
Antioch Mayor Lamar Hernandez-Thorpe and members of the police department held a press conference Wednesday following a series of violent crimes across the city in recent weeks.
Antioch Mayor Lamar Hernandez-Thorpe and members of the police department held a press conference Wednesday following a series of violent crimes across the city in recent weeks.
How to talk about money as a family
Professor Stephanie Yates at the University of Alabama at Birmingham gives tips on teaching kids about money.
Professor Stephanie Yates at the University of Alabama at Birmingham gives tips on teaching kids about money.
Sunnyvale-based Due�as Car Club cruises to KTVU
Angel Romero, president of Due�as Car Club based in Sunnyvale, talks women and lowriding culture.
Angel Romero, president of Due�as Car Club based in Sunnyvale, talks women and lowriding culture.
Raw: Compilation video of San Jose police shooting man, sending K-9 to attack
Compilation video of San Jose police shooting David Tovar Jr. on Jan. 21, 2021 and sending in a K-9 to attack him for 2 minutes and 40 seconds.
Compilation video of San Jose police shooting David Tovar Jr. on Jan. 21, 2021 and sending in a K-9 to attack him for 2 minutes and 40 seconds.
Participation in high school sports in decline due to rising costs
Brian Walsh, CFP Head of Advice & Planning at SoFi, speaks about a contest where high school sports teams can enter a challenge to win their team $50,000.
Brian Walsh, CFP Head of Advice & Planning at SoFi, speaks about a contest where high school sports teams can enter a challenge to win their team $50,000.
Bay Area transit agencies consider floating ballot measure to stay afloat
It is more likely that Bay Area voters will have to save the region's beleaguered transit agencies.
It is more likely that Bay Area voters will have to save the region's beleaguered transit agencies.
Brett Farve diagnosed with Parkinson's disease
Dr. Han Lee, Neurologist and Movement Disorder Specialist from Kaiser Permanente San Leandro, talks with KTVU's Alex Savidge about the risks of concussions and head injuries.
Dr. Han Lee, Neurologist and Movement Disorder Specialist from Kaiser Permanente San Leandro, talks with KTVU's Alex Savidge about the risks of concussions and head injuries.
1 dead after gunman hijacks MTA bus in downtown LA
Officials said one person was killed after a gunman hijacked and took hostages on an MTA bus in downtown Los Angeles.
Officials said one person was killed after a gunman hijacked and took hostages on an MTA bus in downtown Los Angeles.
Capitola wharf opens after storms
Capitola is throwing a party to celebrate the reopening of its wharf.
Capitola is throwing a party to celebrate the reopening of its wharf.
Victim intentionally run over by ATV in San Francisco grateful for arrest, murder charges
A man is facing attempted murder charges for intentionally hitting a pedestrian with his ATV and for nearly running over a San Francisco police officer.
A man is facing attempted murder charges for intentionally hitting a pedestrian with his ATV and for nearly running over a San Francisco police officer.
Retired East Bay firefighters gather one last time to watch the A's at Oakland Coliseum
A group of retired firefighters who served the East Bay gather one last time for an annual tradition: watching an Oakland A's game at the Coliseum during the team's final series before leaving the city they've called home sine 1968. They say they're disappointed and saddened but remain loyal.
A group of retired firefighters who served the East Bay gather one last time for an annual tradition: watching an Oakland A's game at the Coliseum during the team's final series before leaving the city they've called home sine 1968. They say they're disappointed and saddened but remain loyal.