Fans celebrate Mexico's win vs Czechia at San Pedro Square
Soccer fans celebrate Mexico's victory over Czechia after attending a massive watch party held at San Pedro Square in San Jose.
Soccer fans celebrate Mexico's victory over Czechia after attending a massive watch party held at San Pedro Square in San Jose.
Push to rename San Jose's Plaza de César Chávez
A historic park in downtown San Jose is getting a new name.
A historic park in downtown San Jose is getting a new name.
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.
Supply and demand sends World Cup ticket prices soaring
Team USA is scheduled to take the pitch for its final group stage match. However, the team's July 1 match in Santa Clara is triggering a massive secondary-market frenzy for tickets, with prices ranging form $2,400 to $20,000.
Team USA is scheduled to take the pitch for its final group stage match. However, the team's July 1 match in Santa Clara is triggering a massive secondary-market frenzy for tickets, with prices ranging form $2,400 to $20,000.
Staying safe at San Francisco's Pride festivities
The SFPD has announced that officers from all districts, stations and specialized agencies will be positioned along the route for the Pride Parade to ensure the event is safe for attendees. The annual parade will be held this Sunday and is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of people from around the world.
The SFPD has announced that officers from all districts, stations and specialized agencies will be positioned along the route for the Pride Parade to ensure the event is safe for attendees. The annual parade will be held this Sunday and is expected to attract hundreds of thousands of people from around the world.
Moraga mom is first in U.S. to undergo breakthrough breast cancer surgery
Doctors in the East Bay are celebrating a milestone breakthrough in cancer treatment after a breast cancer surgeon successfully removed an aggressive tumor from a patient using a robot. Moraga resident Vicky Pan, 46, is the first person in the United States to have received the surgery.
Doctors in the East Bay are celebrating a milestone breakthrough in cancer treatment after a breast cancer surgeon successfully removed an aggressive tumor from a patient using a robot. Moraga resident Vicky Pan, 46, is the first person in the United States to have received the surgery.
"Amazed by the hospitality" World Cup fans flock to the Bay Area
World Cup fans say they've loved the scenery, the crowds, and the hospitality in the Bay Area and in their travels around the U.S.
World Cup fans say they've loved the scenery, the crowds, and the hospitality in the Bay Area and in their travels around the U.S.
Mendocino County 5.6 earthquake damages several buildings
After the 5.6 earthquake shook Mendocino County earlier Wednesday morning, people around the area are dealing with and cleaning up the aftermath.
After the 5.6 earthquake shook Mendocino County earlier Wednesday morning, people around the area are dealing with and cleaning up the aftermath.
Talk of the Town: Bringing an HBCU to Oakland
Host Dave Clark sits down with Kim Thompson, one of the organizers behind the effort to bring an Historically Black College or University to Oakland. If a school were opened in the city, it would be the first HBCU in California.
Host Dave Clark sits down with Kim Thompson, one of the organizers behind the effort to bring an Historically Black College or University to Oakland. If a school were opened in the city, it would be the first HBCU in California.
Mendocino County 5.6-m quake: Power out, items fall off shelves
Todd Wrinsor, store manager, of Sinclair Gas Station in Willits, Calif., shows how the power went out and items fell off the shelves after 5.6-magnitude earthquake. June 24, 2026
Todd Wrinsor, store manager, of Sinclair Gas Station in Willits, Calif., shows how the power went out and items fell off the shelves after 5.6-magnitude earthquake. June 24, 2026
Loneliness on the rise among young men, raising concerns about mental and physical health
More young men are reporting feelings of loneliness, according to new poll from Gallup. Now, health experts say the effects can extend beyond emotional well-being. Studies show social isolation is linked to higher risks of depression, anxiety and other health problems.
More young men are reporting feelings of loneliness, according to new poll from Gallup. Now, health experts say the effects can extend beyond emotional well-being. Studies show social isolation is linked to higher risks of depression, anxiety and other health problems.
'Freight train running through our house:' 5.6-m earthquake in Mendocino County
The USGS registered an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.6 in Mendocino County on Wednesday morning, with some damage reported including cracked home structures, caved-in roofs and fallen pictures and vases.
The USGS registered an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.6 in Mendocino County on Wednesday morning, with some damage reported including cracked home structures, caved-in roofs and fallen pictures and vases.
5.6 earthquake strikes near Ukiah in Mendocino County
Residents in Mendocino County reported jolts and shakes as a 5.6 earthquake struck near Ukiah on Wednesday morning.
Residents in Mendocino County reported jolts and shakes as a 5.6 earthquake struck near Ukiah on Wednesday morning.
Judge blocks immigration court arrests
A federal district judge in San Jose has thrown out a Trump administration policy that permitted ICE agents to make mass arrests inside immigration courthouses nationwide.
A federal district judge in San Jose has thrown out a Trump administration policy that permitted ICE agents to make mass arrests inside immigration courthouses nationwide.
World Cup security costs in the Bay Area
Police officers from Oakland to San Jose have been working overtime shifts to provide extra security for the traveling Australian and Paraguay teams practicing in the Bay Area and playing soccer at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. But who is paying the local officers, and where is the money coming from?
Police officers from Oakland to San Jose have been working overtime shifts to provide extra security for the traveling Australian and Paraguay teams practicing in the Bay Area and playing soccer at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. But who is paying the local officers, and where is the money coming from?
Anger over unexpected dismissal of Alameda High baseball coach
Longtime Alameda High baseball coach Ken Arnerich and his assistant were dismissed with no reason. More than 1,000 people have signed a petition to get him back.
Longtime Alameda High baseball coach Ken Arnerich and his assistant were dismissed with no reason. More than 1,000 people have signed a petition to get him back.
Giants fans protest Pride Night debacle
A group of long-time fans and season ticket holders gathered to demand a formal apology from SF Giants management, including President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey. They say the team mishandled an incident on June 12th—the Giants' designated Pride Night—where several pitchers wore team-issued Pride caps with a Bible verse written on them.
A group of long-time fans and season ticket holders gathered to demand a formal apology from SF Giants management, including President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey. They say the team mishandled an incident on June 12th—the Giants' designated Pride Night—where several pitchers wore team-issued Pride caps with a Bible verse written on them.
Giants fans protest pride night debacle
A group of long-time fans and season ticket holders gathered to demand a formal apology from SF Giants management, including President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey. They say the team mishandled an incident on June 12th—the Giants' designated Pride Night—where several pitchers wore team-issued Pride caps with a Bible verse written on them.
A group of long-time fans and season ticket holders gathered to demand a formal apology from SF Giants management, including President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey. They say the team mishandled an incident on June 12th—the Giants' designated Pride Night—where several pitchers wore team-issued Pride caps with a Bible verse written on them.
Giants fans protest Pride Night debacle
A group of long-time fans and season ticket holders gathered to demand a formal apology from SF Giants management, including President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey. They say the team mishandled an incident on June 12th—the Giants' designated Pride Night—where several pitchers wore team-issued Pride caps with a Bible verse written on them.
A group of long-time fans and season ticket holders gathered to demand a formal apology from SF Giants management, including President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey. They say the team mishandled an incident on June 12th—the Giants' designated Pride Night—where several pitchers wore team-issued Pride caps with a Bible verse written on them.
Protest at Oracle Park over Giants Pride Night celebration
A group of long-time fans and season ticket holders gathered to demand a formal apology from SF Giants management, including President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey. They say the team mishandled an incident on June 12th—the Giants' designated Pride Night—where several pitchers wore team-issued Pride caps with a Bible verse written on them.
A group of long-time fans and season ticket holders gathered to demand a formal apology from SF Giants management, including President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey. They say the team mishandled an incident on June 12th—the Giants' designated Pride Night—where several pitchers wore team-issued Pride caps with a Bible verse written on them.