Voices For Change: Sonoma County mom works to help people find 'common ground'
From Season 4, episode 5: A Sonoma County mom, inspired by her son, has started the 'Common Ground Society" to work towards a more inclusive society for people with disabilities.
Voices For Change: Santa Rosa sisters step up to fill void
Season 4 Episode 5: Two sisters in Santa Rosa saw a need to provide textured hair services and supplies in the North Bay, so they opened their own shop.
Voices For Change: OneVet OneVoice celebrates Black excellence on Juneteenth
From Season 4, Episode 5: non-profit OneVet OneVoice celebrated Juneteenth by connecting Black veterans to the community through art, music and support.
Voices For Change: Equarty provides services for queer artists
From Season 4 Episode 5: Equarty program provides a space for queer artists to learn about the business side of the industry and receive mental health services.
Voices For Change: SF LGBT center shares about Pride celebrations and protests
From Season 4, Episode 5: During this Pride month, the SF LGBT center is celebrating and joining hand-in-hand with other organizations around the country to stand up in the face of attacks on the LGBTQ+ community.
Nearly 1/3 of the US homeless population lives in California. This veterinarian cares for the pets
An elevated train clangs along tracks above Dr. Kwane Stewart as the veterinarian makes his way through a chain link gate to ask a man standing near a parked RV whether he might know of any street pets in need.
Zip Trips Trivia: Danville
How well do you know about Danville? KTVU's Frank Mallicoat tests Danville's residents and visitors on how well they know their city.
Taste of the Town: Danville
KTVU's Sal Castaneda visits Danville's Forbes Mill restaurants and gets a first-hand look at preparing one of their signature steaks.
Zip Trips: Danville
The Mornings on 2 team was live in Danville on June 23 as part of the summer Zip Trips series.
KTVU goes to Danville for a Zip Trip
The Mornings on 2 team was live from Danville for the latest installment in the summer Zip Trips series on Friday, June 23.
San Francisco Giants to play at Alabama's historic Rickwood Field in tribute to Willie Mays, Negro Leagues
The San Francisco Giants will face the St. Louis Cardinals at the oldest professional ballpark in the country, the historic Rickwood Field in Birmingham, Ala., as part of a special tribute game to baseball legend Willie Mays and the Negro Leagues, in which the "Say Hey Kid" began his illustrious career.
New study says high housing costs, low income push Californians into homelessness
Homeless people in California are already a vulnerable group, often struggling with poor health, trauma and deep poverty before they lose their housing, according to a new study on adult homelessness.
Southwest Airlines kicks off 3-day, 40% off sale to mark anniversary
Southwest Airlines on Tuesday rolled out a special 40% fare discount to celebrate 52 years in operation this month.
Animal rights activists, dressed as factory workers, take chickens from Petaluma Poultry facility
In the darkness of dawn, animal rights activists, dressed as factory employees, went onto the property of Petaluma Poultry's farm in Petaluma early Tuesday morning for what they called an "open rescue." They left with 18 chickens, which they said were sick and maltreated.
Bay Area tech students create gunshot detector to help save lives during school shootings
When gunshots are detected, a text message is sent to students and staff with the location, based on which sensor is triggered on campus. Police will also receive an automated phone call with the information.
Carjacking suspects, linked to homicide, killed in fiery crash in San Leandro following chase
Two suspects from an alleged carjacking died in a fiery crash when their speeding car collided with a tree in San Leandro, police said.
Nearly 100 sex abuse survivors at Dublin prison likely will never get full justice
Many women are compelled to testify about the sexual abuse they encountered at FCI Dublin even though prosecutors haven't charged the correctional officers for the abuse they suffered. The lack of charges have real consequences.
Sneakers and sandwiches -A family collaboration in Santa Rosa
Lou and Dominic Chambrone talk about how food and family and sneakers have all come together in their hometown of Santa Rosa.
Father and son represent Santa Rosa with sandwiches and sneakers
A man who's created a niche empire designing high-end sneakers traces his roots back to Santa Rosa where his father owns the beloved Canaveri's Deli.
Taste of the Town: Santa Rosa
As one of the Bay Area's largest cities, Santa Rosa has a lot of dining options. Some of Sal Castaneda's favorites include the Latino trucks in the Mitote Food Park, the Russian River Brewing Company and Stark's steakhouse.