SFPD Officer Released from Hospital After Line-of-Duty Shooting
An 8-year veteran of the San Francisco Police Department received a hero's sendoff Thursday afternoon as she was discharged from San Francisco General Hospital, less than three weeks after surviving a life-threatening shooting in the line of duty.
An 8-year veteran of the San Francisco Police Department received a hero's sendoff Thursday afternoon as she was discharged from San Francisco General Hospital, less than three weeks after surviving a life-threatening shooting in the line of duty.
Oakland launches 'Oaktown Thursdays' block party series to boost downtown foot traffic
Oakland kicked off a new block party series Thursday night aimed at drawing residents outdoors and boosting foot traffic for downtown businesses.
Oakland kicked off a new block party series Thursday night aimed at drawing residents outdoors and boosting foot traffic for downtown businesses.
World Cup: KTVU sports reporter Joe Fonzi gets sombrero-ed in San Jose
We've been saying it all day here at KTVU — the energy surrounding the World Cup Mexico vs. Korea match has been electric. Right after Mexico's 1-0 win, KTVU sports reporter Joe Fonzi was devoured by these festive fans who annoint him with a celebratory sombrero. Check it out and feel the vibes!
We've been saying it all day here at KTVU — the energy surrounding the World Cup Mexico vs. Korea match has been electric. Right after Mexico's 1-0 win, KTVU sports reporter Joe Fonzi was devoured by these festive fans who annoint him with a celebratory sombrero. Check it out and feel the vibes!
World Cup San Jose: An electric atmosphere
The anticipation for Mexico vs. Korea's match in Guadalajara was at a fever pitch here in the Bay. San Pedro Square was electric ahead of the match that saw Mexico win 1 to 0.
The anticipation for Mexico vs. Korea's match in Guadalajara was at a fever pitch here in the Bay. San Pedro Square was electric ahead of the match that saw Mexico win 1 to 0.
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.
Alameda County Fair opens Juneteenth
It’s opening weekend for the Alameda County Fair, and fairgoers can look forward to four weekends of family-fun activities, live music, and award-winning fair food.
It’s opening weekend for the Alameda County Fair, and fairgoers can look forward to four weekends of family-fun activities, live music, and award-winning fair food.
Mother and child swept into the ocean in San Francisco now in critical condition
A mother and her child are in the hospital in critical conditon after they were swept into the ocean at San Francisco's Baker Beach on Thursday. A beach-hazard statement remains in effect.
A mother and her child are in the hospital in critical conditon after they were swept into the ocean at San Francisco's Baker Beach on Thursday. A beach-hazard statement remains in effect.
SFPD license-plate data accessed on behalf of feds, out-of-state agencies, audit finds
A San Francisco police audit revealed its license-plate data was accessed 300 times on behalf of out-of-state and federal agencies, in violation of state law.
A San Francisco police audit revealed its license-plate data was accessed 300 times on behalf of out-of-state and federal agencies, in violation of state law.
Interim Iran deal: Will prices drop?
Global markets are responding to President Trump's deal with Iran as the average price of U.S. gasoline fell below $4 a gallon. In California, the average is much higher, still around $5.60 a gallon. Vinnie Argawal, UC Berkeley professor specializing in international political economy and trade policy has an outlook on what consumers can expect.
Global markets are responding to President Trump's deal with Iran as the average price of U.S. gasoline fell below $4 a gallon. In California, the average is much higher, still around $5.60 a gallon. Vinnie Argawal, UC Berkeley professor specializing in international political economy and trade policy has an outlook on what consumers can expect.
Iran agreement: Too many U.S. concessions?
A tentative agreement between the U.S. and Iran to end the war is now in effect, but there are questions on how it will be enforced. Stephen Zunes, professor of Middle East politics at the University of San Francisco, breaks down what's in the deal and who has levearage.
A tentative agreement between the U.S. and Iran to end the war is now in effect, but there are questions on how it will be enforced. Stephen Zunes, professor of Middle East politics at the University of San Francisco, breaks down what's in the deal and who has levearage.
USMNT vs. Australia preview with Total Soccer Show's Joe Lowery
Joe Lowery, co-host of the Total Soccer Show podcast joins Fox Local San Francisco to preview the USMNT-Australia match and discuss how the FIFA World Cup 2026 has been going so far.
Joe Lowery, co-host of the Total Soccer Show podcast joins Fox Local San Francisco to preview the USMNT-Australia match and discuss how the FIFA World Cup 2026 has been going so far.
Teleféric Barcelona offers special menu for the World Cup
The World Cup is in full swing with watch parties being held all over the Bay Area. And in the East Bay one restaurant has a special menu just for the World Cup. Oscar Cabezas, Culinary Director at Teleféric Barcelona joined us in studio to show us what to expect!
The World Cup is in full swing with watch parties being held all over the Bay Area. And in the East Bay one restaurant has a special menu just for the World Cup. Oscar Cabezas, Culinary Director at Teleféric Barcelona joined us in studio to show us what to expect!
Preventing learning loss during the Summer
Summer is here and everyone is ready to relax and take a break. But the next school year will be here before you know it and, without staying engaged, it is easy for kids to slip out of routine and experience learning loss. Dr. Jackie Shiels, Clinical Psychologist at Kaiser Permanente Walnut Creek to talk about what families can do to keep children’s brains sharp and prepared.
Summer is here and everyone is ready to relax and take a break. But the next school year will be here before you know it and, without staying engaged, it is easy for kids to slip out of routine and experience learning loss. Dr. Jackie Shiels, Clinical Psychologist at Kaiser Permanente Walnut Creek to talk about what families can do to keep children’s brains sharp and prepared.
Teen charged in triple fatal Oakland crash released from custody
Teen charged in triple fatal Oakland crash released from custody.
Teen charged in triple fatal Oakland crash released from custody.
Golden Gate Bridge toll rates going up
All Golden Gate Bridge toll rates will go up 50 cents on July 1.
All Golden Gate Bridge toll rates will go up 50 cents on July 1.
Father's Day grief, estrangement, & toxic family dynamics
Father's Day can reignite grief years after a parent's death, and the holiday can be emotionally complicated for those who don't have a good relationship with their parents. Jessica Anne Pressler, a Columbia University-trained psychotherapist joined us in studio to talk about the healthy ways to cope with the emotions that resurface during holidays.
Father's Day can reignite grief years after a parent's death, and the holiday can be emotionally complicated for those who don't have a good relationship with their parents. Jessica Anne Pressler, a Columbia University-trained psychotherapist joined us in studio to talk about the healthy ways to cope with the emotions that resurface during holidays.
Bay Area woman hopes to swim California coast
Catherine Breed, 33, will begin her grueling journey at the Oregon border on July 1. She plans to swim more than 900 miles, finishing sometime in October at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Catherine Breed, 33, will begin her grueling journey at the Oregon border on July 1. She plans to swim more than 900 miles, finishing sometime in October at the U.S.-Mexico border.
SF Chinatown faces major disruptions as 3 construction projects loom
San Francisco's Chinatown is facing significant disruptions as three major construction projects are scheduled to hit the historic neighborhood nearly all at once.
San Francisco's Chinatown is facing significant disruptions as three major construction projects are scheduled to hit the historic neighborhood nearly all at once.
California's 'billionaire tax' qualifies for the November ballot
A proposal to tax California's richest residents has officially qualified for the November ballot, the California secretary of state confirms. Voters will decide wheter to impose a one-time, 5% tax on Californians with more than $1 billion in assets.
A proposal to tax California's richest residents has officially qualified for the November ballot, the California secretary of state confirms. Voters will decide wheter to impose a one-time, 5% tax on Californians with more than $1 billion in assets.
Early World Cup data shows big economic boost for South Bay businesses
Initial data shows the World Cup is providing a big economic boost to the South Bay, with the San Jose Downtown Association reporting foot traffic increases of up to 200%. Local bars and hotels are experiencing huge demand as fans flood the area for match viewings and stadium events, reversing prior concerns about the local game lineup.
Initial data shows the World Cup is providing a big economic boost to the South Bay, with the San Jose Downtown Association reporting foot traffic increases of up to 200%. Local bars and hotels are experiencing huge demand as fans flood the area for match viewings and stadium events, reversing prior concerns about the local game lineup.