West Coast Wrap: Friday, Oct. 20, 2023
Startling dashcam footage captured in Oregon, showing an angry and reckless driver speeding towards a group of people gathered for a parade in Portland.
Startling dashcam footage captured in Oregon, showing an angry and reckless driver speeding towards a group of people gathered for a parade in Portland.
ShakeAlert sounds off at 3 a.m. jolting Californians awake likely by mistake
Many Californians were jolted awake Thursday at 3:20 a.m. – and then never went back to sleep – after a test of the earthquake alert phone warning system went off at that pre-dawn hour, likely by mistake.
Many Californians were jolted awake Thursday at 3:20 a.m. – and then never went back to sleep – after a test of the earthquake alert phone warning system went off at that pre-dawn hour, likely by mistake.
West Coast Wrap: Oct. 18, 2023
The community is paying tribute to the four lives lost in a crash involving students near the campus of Pepperdine University. And dramatic video of strong wind gusts kicking up tumbleweed out of Montana.
The community is paying tribute to the four lives lost in a crash involving students near the campus of Pepperdine University. And dramatic video of strong wind gusts kicking up tumbleweed out of Montana.
Oakland neighbors fear growing homeless encampments, trash could cause more flooding
East Oakland neighbors say their streets have been overrun by RVs, stripped down cars and homeless encampments, increasing the likelihood trash and debris could cause major flooding for a third year in a row if the city doesn’t take action.
East Oakland neighbors say their streets have been overrun by RVs, stripped down cars and homeless encampments, increasing the likelihood trash and debris could cause major flooding for a third year in a row if the city doesn’t take action.
Suspended Oakland day care illegally operates out of Airbnb
Despite getting its license suspended, parents told KTVU the day care is still running from an Airbnb, operated by a woman who is not legally cleared to work with children due to her felony record.
Despite getting its license suspended, parents told KTVU the day care is still running from an Airbnb, operated by a woman who is not legally cleared to work with children due to her felony record.
More details emerge about toddlers who drowned at San Jose day care
More details are being revealed about the two toddlers who tragically drowned at a San Jose day care earlier this month.
More details are being revealed about the two toddlers who tragically drowned at a San Jose day care earlier this month.
Oakland City Council honors Sheila E., father Pete Escovedo
The Oakland City Council honored legendary musician Sheila E. and her family Tuesday for Hispanic Heritage Month.
The Oakland City Council honored legendary musician Sheila E. and her family Tuesday for Hispanic Heritage Month.
New San Francisco restaurant will have one of the biggest rooftop bars in the city
A globally recognized Japanese-Peruvian fusion restaurant will open its first West Coast location in San Francisco this week, featuring one of the biggest rooftop bars in the city.
A globally recognized Japanese-Peruvian fusion restaurant will open its first West Coast location in San Francisco this week, featuring one of the biggest rooftop bars in the city.
West Coast Wrap: Oct. 17, 2023
Racist outbursts disrupt a city council meeting in Oregon. The ordeal, caught on video, has fueled suspicions of AI involvement.
Racist outbursts disrupt a city council meeting in Oregon. The ordeal, caught on video, has fueled suspicions of AI involvement.
'Really scary': Parents learn Oakland day care is shut down after multiple violations
Parents were surprised to learn their child's daycare was run by someone with a criminal record after GG’s Treehouse, a home day care in Oakland, was suddenly shut down last week by the California Department of Social Services.
Parents were surprised to learn their child's daycare was run by someone with a criminal record after GG’s Treehouse, a home day care in Oakland, was suddenly shut down last week by the California Department of Social Services.
Vallejo police now under state oversight to complete reforms
California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Monday announced a five-year court oversight of the Vallejo Police Department, where the agency must complete 45 reforms and be approved by an independent evaluator to ensure that it meets those goals.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Monday announced a five-year court oversight of the Vallejo Police Department, where the agency must complete 45 reforms and be approved by an independent evaluator to ensure that it meets those goals.
Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford and wife welcome 5th child
San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford is welcoming a new member to his family -- his fifth child.
San Francisco Giants shortstop Brandon Crawford is welcoming a new member to his family -- his fifth child.
West Coast Wrap: Monday, Oct. 16, 2023
Israeli and Palestinian communities say they're being targeted by acts of hate tied to the escalating war between Israel and Hamas. Also, shipping containers once used to block migrants from crossing the U.S.- Mexico border are now going to the highest bidder.
Israeli and Palestinian communities say they're being targeted by acts of hate tied to the escalating war between Israel and Hamas. Also, shipping containers once used to block migrants from crossing the U.S.- Mexico border are now going to the highest bidder.
Kim Ng, MLB'S first female GM, will not return to Miami Marlins
The Miami Marlins announced on Monday that it would be parting ways with general manager Kim Ng, who made history as the first female GM in not only Major League Baseball but across all major men’s pro team sports in North America.
The Miami Marlins announced on Monday that it would be parting ways with general manager Kim Ng, who made history as the first female GM in not only Major League Baseball but across all major men’s pro team sports in North America.
SF Giants' Alyssa Nakken interviews for manager's job, making history again
San Francisco Giants' assistant coach Alyssa Nakken has made history again, being recognized as the first woman to officially interview for a Major League Baseball manager job.
San Francisco Giants' assistant coach Alyssa Nakken has made history again, being recognized as the first woman to officially interview for a Major League Baseball manager job.
Man survives vicious dog attack with 130 bites and counting: 'I'm grateful to have my life'
Davyta Gray, who was walking in his neighborhood, was suddenly set upon by approximately 10 dogs of various breeds.
Davyta Gray, who was walking in his neighborhood, was suddenly set upon by approximately 10 dogs of various breeds.
Bay Area Rabbi Speaks on Israel-Hamas War
Rabbi Serena Eisenberg, Director of Regional Engagement of the American Jewish Committee, speaks on the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas war with KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes.
Rabbi Serena Eisenberg, Director of Regional Engagement of the American Jewish Committee, speaks on the latest developments in the Israel-Hamas war with KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes.
West Coast Wrap: Oct. 12, 2023
Jurors in Colorado come back with a verdict in a high-profile case, involving officers accused of involvement in the death of a Black man. The verdict is split.
Jurors in Colorado come back with a verdict in a high-profile case, involving officers accused of involvement in the death of a Black man. The verdict is split.
Mario Lopez blasts Gavin Newsom for being tougher on 'Skittles' in California than drugs and homelessness
Nineties teen sitcom star and TV host Mario Lopez is slamming Gov. Gavin Newsom's priorities when it comes to making California safer for its residents.
Nineties teen sitcom star and TV host Mario Lopez is slamming Gov. Gavin Newsom's priorities when it comes to making California safer for its residents.
West Coast Wrap: Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2023
The latest in the war on Israel: hostages taken have ties to the West Coast. We see how their families are coping. Plus, a major shift in the real-estate industry where some buyers are saving tens of thousands of dollars.
The latest in the war on Israel: hostages taken have ties to the West Coast. We see how their families are coping. Plus, a major shift in the real-estate industry where some buyers are saving tens of thousands of dollars.



















