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
Flooded out Oakland tenants left in housing limbo for months
Repairs at Coliseum Connections Apartments in East Oakland are expected to take another two months after backed-up drains and flooding following a New Year's Eve storm caused 300 people to be displaced from their homes.
Condoleezza Rice reflects on career breaking through glass ceilings
Condoleeza Rice has held many titles, including Secretary of State, National Security Advisor and youngest provost in Stanford University's 132-year history. Throughout her lifetime of achievements she's always maintained a focus on empowering women at the university. KTVU's Andre Senior sat down with Rice during this Women's History Month for a conversation about influencing a new generation of women.
Santa Rosa man missing for month found dead
The search for an at-risk Santa Rosa man who had been missing since last month has ended, after his body was found on a rural trail, police said on Tuesday.
'Sadly, this happens a lot': Injured mountain lion, struck by vehicle, is euthanized
State wildlife officials said that an injured mountain lion on Interstate 80 in Placer County had to be euthanized, after it was struck by a vehicle on Monday.
Nashville school shooting: Pastor's daughter among victims
Hallie Scruggs was the daughter of Chad Scruggs, the lead pastor at the Covenant Presbyterian Church, according to a statement released by a Presbyterian Church in Dallas.
Arrest made in San Jose hit-and-run that left mother, dog dead
Police in San Jose have identified and arrested a suspect in a fatal hit-and-run over the weekend, the department announced on Monday evening.
Burned out van, filled with marijuana, left in residential Santa Rosa street
Concerned and confused, residents of a Santa Rosa neighborhood have a lot of questions about a burned out van that ended up parked on their street, filled with butane-steeped marijuana.
Voices for Change: March 26, 2023
In this episode of "Voices for Change'," we continue our celebration of Women's History Month. We'll speak to trailblazing women in several industries including sports, tech, and medicine. We'll discuss progress that's been made and the work that still needs to be done to reach parity.
Something's going on with Blockbuster Video
Blockbuster's official website is suddenly live again, with some fans speculating the beloved video rental chain's possible rise from the ashes.
Eight dolphins die after 'mass stranding' on New Jersey beach, officials say
A total of eight dolphins have died after a 'mass stranding' event on a New Jersey beach - including six who were humanely euthanized after veterinarians found their conditions were rapidly deteriorating,
Dog reunited with owner 2,000 miles away thanks to microchip
When veterinarians in Ohio located the dog's microchip, it showed that she belonged to a man named Jordan, a truck driver based in California.
NHL executive's son among 2 charged after pushing wheelchair down stairs at Pennsylvania pub
Mercyhurst hockey player Carson Briere, the son of an NHL executive, has been charged with second-degree misdemeanors of criminal mischief and disorderly conduct. The chair belonged to a double amputee.
Sierra hits 2nd snowiest season on record
This week, the UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab (CSSL) determined that the 2022-23 season was now officially the second snowiest since the field research lab was built on Donner Pass in 1946.
Professional Richmond basketball player is Bay Area legend
Jovan Harris of Richmond is one of the few thousand pro athletes from the United States who has earned a living dribbling a basketball. "Since I was a kid, I just wanted to hoop," he said.
Oakland Tech Lady Bulldogs building a dynasty
Fresh off securing their latest state title, the Lady Bulldogs of Oakland Technical High School are building a dynasty of the best girls basketball team in the state.
Judge says FCI Dublin warden lied to jury, must show remorse
A federal judge said former FCI Dublin prison warden Ray Garcia lied on the stand and the only thing he can do on sentencing day to help himself is show some remorse.
Housing, mental health care key to Newsom's latest strategy to fight homeless crisis
Newsom says he wants to build facilities where over $10,000 people a year can live and be treated for mental illness. Newsom’s past policies have been heavily criticized for not producing results and this time he wants California voters to weigh in on his new plan.
Pittsburg driver in hit-and-run of dance student charged with vehicular manslaughter
The driver accused of fatally striking a 17-year-old girl and then fleeing the scene, was charged with vehicular manslaughter, authorities said.
Oakley to honor memory of Alexis Gabe
The city of Oakley will honor Alexis Gabe on Friday on what would have been her 25th birthday.