Weekend Watch: Sept. 6-7
Here are some fun events happening around the Bay Area this weekend.
Here are some fun events happening around the Bay Area this weekend.
Everett and Jones BBQ elevates game day cooking
Everett and Jones BBQ Chef & Co-Owner Dottie Moore joins us in studio to show you how we can help elevate your game day cooking for your next tailgate!
Everett and Jones BBQ Chef & Co-Owner Dottie Moore joins us in studio to show you how we can help elevate your game day cooking for your next tailgate!
National Preparedness Month: In-depth with California Earthquake Authority
KTVU's Alex Savidge takes a closer look at how to fortify your home against an earthquake.
KTVU's Alex Savidge takes a closer look at how to fortify your home against an earthquake.
Local organization spearheads research efforts during Blood Cancer Awareness month
KTVU's Heather Holmes takes an in-depth look at HealthTree.
KTVU's Heather Holmes takes an in-depth look at HealthTree.
Several school bills that could become law in California
Several education-related bills are now on Governor Gavin Newsom's desk awaiting his signature, ranging from banning certain food dyes in school lunches to a ban on legacy admissions at private colleges.
Several education-related bills are now on Governor Gavin Newsom's desk awaiting his signature, ranging from banning certain food dyes in school lunches to a ban on legacy admissions at private colleges.
Expert weighs in on how to address violence among children
KTVU's Jana Katsuyama takes an in-depth look at the growing issue.
KTVU's Jana Katsuyama takes an in-depth look at the growing issue.
Older adults urged to get updated vaccinations
KTVU's Jana Katsuyama takes an in-depth look at important health advice for older adults.
KTVU's Jana Katsuyama takes an in-depth look at important health advice for older adults.
Common Sense Media reports on risks of generative AI chatbots
KTVU's Jana Katsuyama takes an in-depth look on the risks with Common Sense Media founder and CEO, Jim Styer.
KTVU's Jana Katsuyama takes an in-depth look on the risks with Common Sense Media founder and CEO, Jim Styer.
Cybersecurity expert weighs in on arrest of Telegram CEO
KTVU's Alex Savidge takes an in-depth look with Pete Nicoletti, Cybersecurity Expert at Check Point.
KTVU's Alex Savidge takes an in-depth look with Pete Nicoletti, Cybersecurity Expert at Check Point.
Surgeon General issues advisory on children's health
KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes take an in-depth look.
KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes take an in-depth look.
New legislation aims to keep juvenile inmates in the classroom
KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes take an in-depth look at the legislation with Assem. Marc Berman of Menlo Park.
KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes take an in-depth look at the legislation with Assem. Marc Berman of Menlo Park.
You can purchase a piece of CalTrain history
KTVU's Alex Savidge takes an in-depth look at the unique opportunity.
KTVU's Alex Savidge takes an in-depth look at the unique opportunity.
New education bills could become law in California
Several education-related bills are now on Governor Gavin Newsom's desk awaiting his signature, ranging from banning certain food dyes in school lunches to a ban on legacy admissions at private colleges.
Several education-related bills are now on Governor Gavin Newsom's desk awaiting his signature, ranging from banning certain food dyes in school lunches to a ban on legacy admissions at private colleges.
Expanding health coverage for undocumented immigrants
Contra Costa County is expanding health coverage for undocumented immigrants.
Contra Costa County is expanding health coverage for undocumented immigrants.
Freak accident in Mountain View exposes MRI safety flaws
A freak occurrence of a wheelchair being flung into an MRI machine in Mountain View, narrowly missing the patient in the room, is raising concerns among safety advocates
A freak occurrence of a wheelchair being flung into an MRI machine in Mountain View, narrowly missing the patient in the room, is raising concerns among safety advocates
Dog owner arrested and charged after his 3 dogs attacked and killed a man in Oakland
The brother of the man killed in a dog mauling in East Oakland on Sunday, identified him as Robert Holguin. He said the 52-year-old struggled with mental illness and was homeless. Authorities said the victim was attacked by 3 dogs that broke through a fence. The dogs have been euthanized. The dog owner is behind bars. He faces charges including failure to control an animal killing a human.
The brother of the man killed in a dog mauling in East Oakland on Sunday, identified him as Robert Holguin. He said the 52-year-old struggled with mental illness and was homeless. Authorities said the victim was attacked by 3 dogs that broke through a fence. The dogs have been euthanized. The dog owner is behind bars. He faces charges including failure to control an animal killing a human.
SF mayoral candidates take on city's hot-button issues in debate Thursday
Thursday, marked another debate night in the City of San Francisco. Four candidates taking on San Francisco Mayor London Breed in the upcoming election tackled some of the hot-button issues facing the city, including homelessness, housing, and crime.
Thursday, marked another debate night in the City of San Francisco. Four candidates taking on San Francisco Mayor London Breed in the upcoming election tackled some of the hot-button issues facing the city, including homelessness, housing, and crime.
49ers' Ricky Pearsall seen at practice days following shooting
Days after a potentially fatal shooting, San Francisco 49ers Ricky Pearsall was seen at practice with the team Thursday afternoon.
Days after a potentially fatal shooting, San Francisco 49ers Ricky Pearsall was seen at practice with the team Thursday afternoon.
Oakland unveils new dispatch system to help reduce 911 response times
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao says the new computer-aided dispatch system replaces one that was two decades old.
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao says the new computer-aided dispatch system replaces one that was two decades old.
SF continues using 'First Thursdays' as way to revive city
For the fifth time this year, San Francisco held a monthly block party known as "First Thursdays." The five-hour event attracts musicians, artists, the working class and residents to downtown.. Food stations and stages are set up along 2nd Street, from Market to Howard.
For the fifth time this year, San Francisco held a monthly block party known as "First Thursdays." The five-hour event attracts musicians, artists, the working class and residents to downtown.. Food stations and stages are set up along 2nd Street, from Market to Howard.