1 killed, another injured in shooting at Oakland apartment complex
A double shooting at a West Oakland apartment complex on Monday left one person dead and sent another to the hospital.
Man convicted in San Francisco torture killing of young couple up for parole
A man convicted in one of San Francisco?s most horrific killings almost 50 years ago is scheduled to go before the state parole board Tuesday ? causing a flood of torment at trauma for his victim?s family.
California Lt. Governor Eleni Kounalakis announces early bid in governor's race
California Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis officially launched her campaign on Monday to become the state's next governor. Kounalakis made the announcement, the first to do so, in what’s expected to be a crowded field of challengers in the 2026 race to replace Gavin Newsom.
77-year-old Bay Area nurse competes in her 37th straight Boston Marathon, extending her record streak
A 77-year-old Bay Area woman made her definitive mark in the storied Boston Marathon on Monday, crossing the finish line for the 37th consecutive time-- more than any other woman in the history of the prestigious, world renowned road racing event.
Battle brewing over proposed 50-story high-rise in San Francisco's Outer Sunset
A Nevada-based developer has submitted plans for a 50-story ocean view high rise in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset District, in what's shaping up to be a heated battle with the city's planning department.
Community rallies to demand accountability in Antioch police racist text scandal
Community members marched and rallied outside police headquarters to demand reforms to the city's police department following reports released by the Contra Costa County District Attorney revealing racist text messages sent by more than a dozen officers.
Q&A: Rare interview with BOP Director Colette Peters about the culture at Dublin prison
BOP Director Colette Peters sat down with KTVU for a rare interview about her visit to FCI Dublin and her current assessment of the culture there.
Bear scare caught on North Carolina man’s security camera
The man was on his phone, relaxing, oblivious to the fact that he was seconds away from staring down a dangerous wild animal.
Oakland high school basketball champions to be feted at parade
The city of Oakland will be celebrating two high school basketball state championships with a parade on Sunday.
Arnold Schwarzenegger fills LA pothole: 'Let’s not complain, let’s do something about it'
Arnold Schwarzenegger is taking a very Los Angeles-specific issue into his own hands. The former California Governor broke out a shovel to fill potholes in the neighborhood.
Oakland authorities begin evicting Wood Street encampment residents
Oakland city crews are clearing, cleaning and closing the sprawling Wood Street Commons homeless encampment. The eviction process will last at least two weeks to give people time to clear out and relocate, city leaders said.
Homeless woman found near San Jose creek believed to have died weeks ago
Advocates say despite efforts by the county, people are still dying on the streets of San Jose and the County is on track to have even more unhoused people die than last year.
California city to provide services to homeless encampment
For decades, major cities across California have been grappling with homelessness, a problem that has only worsened in recent years as a housing shortage has increased rents and made it difficult to find an affordable place to live
Independent monitor says Oakland Police Department's 'cultural deficiencies' lingering in latest report
The independent monitor overseeing the Oakland Police Department released its latest report on Thursday. It concludes the department is facing, "very serious questions about its capacity to police itself."
Meet Trina Robbins, the first woman to draw Wonder Woman for D.C. Comics
84-year-old Trina Robbins has lived in her San Francisco home for decades, surrounded by a lifetime of collectibles, in a place filled with stories, and of art. She's a pioneer in the world of comic books. Her superpower: drawing Wonder Woman.
Voices for Change: BNP Paribas marks 50 years of social impact and tennis
From Season 4, Episode 2: The BNP Paribas Bank is marking 50 years of supporting tennis and social impact causes.
Voices for Change: Ms. Fresno County commits to cause close to her heart
From Season 4, Episode 2: Elita Damron is Ms. Fresno County and raising adoption awareness for disabled youth.
Voices for Change: UCSF all-woman surgery team makes history
From "Voices for Change" Season 4, Episode 2: For likely the first time, an all-woman team performed a heart transplant surgery at UCSF. Three of the doctors share their thoughts on the historic achievement.
Voices for Change: Girl Geek X provides mentorship, support for women in tech
From Season 4 Episode 2 of "Voices for Change": CEO and co-founder of Girl Geek X, Angie Chang speaks about her efforts to bring women in tech together for mentorship and support.
Voices for Change: Sonoma Raceway GM blazes trail for women in sport
From "Voices for Change" Season 4, Episode 2: General Manager and executive Vice President of Sonoma Raceway Jill Gregory shares her experiences and advice for other women looking to work in the sports industry