West Coast Wrap: April 19, 2024
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Two pro sports teams making moves--tonight on West Coast Wrap; how the Oakland A's may get involved in a lawsuit tied to their planned relocation to Las Vegas. Plus, we'll show you the apology Arizona Coyotes fans are getting over their team's move to Salt Lake City. And, a shocking video out of Arizona tonight shows a woman attacking a school bus driver in front of children. we'll break down what the suspect says prompted the assault.

FCI Dublin closure: Women leave prison despite lawyer's attempt to halt transfers

Lawyers representing a class of women incarcerated at the soon-to-close FCI Dublin prison filed an emergency temporary restraining order Friday, urging a judge to temporarily block the transfer of anyone who is left at the troubled women's prison. 

West Coast Wrap: Thursday, April 18, 2024
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Congress is preparing for a vote on a new border security bill. See how an Arizona Senator is venting her frustration with conditions at the Southern border. Also, the latest on health officials blaming frozen oysters for a norovirus outbreak. At least 11 people have been sickened in the San Diego area.

3 people arrested in kidnap, torture case in San Jose: police

San Jose police announce the arrest of three people accused in a kidnap and torture case. Investigators said one of the alleged kidnappers was also identified as the "primary suspect" in a major retail theft ring.

FCI Dublin officers scream at women to pack before transfer, others released early

Women incarcerated at the soon-to-be-shuttered FCI Dublin are complaining that they are getting treated very poorly in the rush to pack up and leave the troubled prison. 

West Coast Wrap: April 17, 2024
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Strong reactions at Arizona's capitol as another effort to repeal the state's near-total abortion ban fails. We'll break down where the fight over abortion access goes from here. And -- from canceled flights to lost bags flying can sometimes be a frustrating experience. Now there's a new program launching here in the west to help you get faster results when you file a complaint about an airline.

FCI Dublin warden pushes back on special master's authority; employees refuse to report for duty

In her first public statement since being appointed on the day of an FBI raid at the soon-to-close federal women's prison in Dublin, Warden Nancy T. McKinney told a judge that she had no authority to delay the closure of FCI Dublin. 

FCI Dublin prison closure raises questions of retaliation

A U.S. congressman from California is asking pointed questions a day after the Bureau of Prisons suddenly shut down a troubled all-women's prison in Dublin. 

West Coast Wrap: Tuesday, April 16, 2024
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Video making the rounds on social media shows a speed boat full of migrants rushing onto a Southern California beach. Leaders express frustration with this smuggling tactic, plus a lawmaker's plan to address the issue. Also some K9 officers with special skills are being put to work here in the west. We'll show you the new way they're sniffing out potential threats.

NIAD Art Center artists to take center stage at fundraiser
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KTVU's Alex Savidge speaks with NIAD artists Deatra Colbert, Felicia Griffin and NIAD Studio Director Liam Golden about the upcoming 12th annual Win Win Fundraiser next month at the Bridge Art Space.

Sonoma County Juvenile Hall opens music studio for rehab
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In an effort to improve rehabilitation and reduce recidivism, Sonoma County is trying something new. The County's juvenile hall just opened a new music studio and program to help young offenders find their voice and develop their creative skills. KTVU's Heather Holmes speaks with Giovanni Barbieri, Sonoma County Juvenile Hall Supervisor and Program Operator and Music Producer Herb Polk about how the program works and what it aims to provide for young offenders.

California State Parks Week celebrates natural and cultural history
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This June, you're invited to learn more about California's natural history by exploring any of its 280 state parks and 340 miles of coastline. KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes speak with Sam Hodder, CEO and President of the Save the Redwoods League about the third annual California State Parks Week coming up this summer, June 12th - June 16th.

Activism efficacy and the science of social movements
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KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes speak with Lisa Mueller, Political Science Professor from Macalester College about what it takes for protests and demonstrations to become successful social movements.

Man arrested for allegedly impersonating police officer in Santa Clara County

A traffic stop led to the arrest of a man accused of impersonating a police officer, Santa Clara County sheriff’s investigators said on Sunday.

Ben & Jerry's free cone day is today

Customers can a free cone all day Tuesday at a Ben & Jerry's location near them.

Sleeping dragon technique revealed: Bay Area protesters try to block arrests

The California Highway Patrol released video of how they worked to remove protesters from blocking highways and bridges on Monday – several of the protesters stuck their hands into pipes, secured by concrete in barrel drums to stymy officers from removing them. 

FCI Dublin closing, women transferred to prisons across U.S.

The scandal-plagued Federal Correctional Institute at Dublin is closing just weeks after a judge ordered the all-women's prison to be placed under unprecedented oversight, KTVU has learned.

West Coast Wrap: Monday, April 15, 2024
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Pro-Palestinian protests pop up in cities across the West Coast. How the heated debate over the war in Gaza has Southern California law enforcement maintaining a heightened presence in some areas. Also, a legal battle over homeless encampments in Oregon is going all the away to the Supreme Court. How the case could affect communities across the country.