Oakland music school sued for alleged sex abuse by choir director
Once an internationally recognized and award-winning youth choir, Oakland-based Pacific Boychoir Academy, was hit with a lawsuit by former students.
Plans to expand ICE enforcements | West Coast Wrap
President Trump's border czar announces plans for ICE to expand its immigration enforcement operations in five sanctuary cities, including several here in the western U.S. We'll take a look at where agents may soon focus their operations.
Voices For Change: San Francisco 49ers giving back, Bay FC dominating and more
On this episode, Greg Lee dives into how the 49ers are giving back before the NFL season begins. Plus, a game between two high school teams impacted by tragedy from the fire-torn communities of Lahaina, Hawaii and Paradise, Calif.
Experts blame Trump policies for decrease in international travel to SF
Experts in tourism and hospitality reported overall, good numbers of people are traveling to San Francisco, but international numbers are behind.
Parents charged with murder | West Coast Wrap
New revelations in the case of a missing Southern California baby whose parents have been charged with his murder. Why authorities now believe the 7-month-old child died from abuse weeks before his parents falsely reported that he'd been abducted.
Investigations into Lighthouse for the Blind as nonprofit struggles with finances
Century-old powerhouse nonprofit Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired in San Francisco is under scrutiny by a community of its beneficiaries.
Incredible rescue in Hawaii | West Coast Wrap
An incredible rescue by a police officer in Hawaii, who carried an injured hiker nearly a mile down a steep trail. We'll show you the body camera footage and explain why the officer took this decisive action.
Bay Area flying car company begins operations at two airports
The Bay Area aeronautics company behind what it’s calling "the first true flying car in history" announced Tuesday that it will begin operations out of two airports.
Wildfire destroys Oregon homes | West Coast Wrap
Several homes were destroyed by a growing wildfire sweeping through central Oregon with thousands of others at risk and evacuation orders in place. We'll have the latest on the work being done to control large fires across the west.
Sea lion colony shuts down popular California beach
A colony of sea lions has taken over a popular beach and tourist destination in Monterey, prompting a public safety notice and the beach’s closure.
Oakland’s Chinatown celebrates annual street festival in the wake of crime concerns
Oakland’s Chinatown hosted its annual StreetFest this weekend, bringing crowds, culture, and renewed community spirit.
Emmanuel Haro: Parents of missing baby arrested in murder investigation
The parents of a missing 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro were arrested Friday as part of a murder investigation, authorities in Southern California said.
Erik Menendez denied parole | West Coast Wrap
The first of the Menendez brothers faced the California Parole Board today. He was hoping to be set free more than 35 years after the brothers murdered their parents. The hearing did not go his way. Meanwhile, Lyle Menendez's parole hearing is set for Friday.
$2 million California Lottery Scratchers sold in the Bay Area
A longtime neighborhood corner market on the Peninsula has sold a winning $2 million California Lottery Scratchers ticket.
California is about to end its popular EV carpool lane decal program
California’s long standing initiative allowing eligible clean-air vehicles access to carpool lanes, is coming to an end, after the Trump administration opted against an extension of the state's popular decal program.
Police SUV stolen in Colorado | West Coast Wrap
Surveillance video shows a man stealing a police vehicle in Colorado. How officers were able to track down the SUV and the head-on crash that ended the pursuit.
Newsom, SJ mayor react differently to Bed Bath & Beyond announcement
Bed Bath & Beyond – the home furnishings retailer that filed for bankruptcy in 2023 and then shortly after closed all 360 of its stores – came out with some harsh words against the State of California on Wednesday. But the reaction from some Golden State politicians is quite varied.
SF set to open its first abstinence-based homeless shelter
A new homeless shelter with a different approach is set to open in San Francisco in two weeks.
New FDA approved eye drops for vision is coming soon
A California company has created a first-of-its-kind eyedrop that corrects a certain type of vision impairment and could allow many Americans to ditch their corrective eyewear.
'Almost ended tragically': Police in North Bay share video of DUI suspect's runaway car
Police in San Rafael issued a cautionary tale along with dramatic visuals about the dangers of driving under the influence.