Mountain lion weak and anemic after being rescued from Pescadero High classroom
A young mountain lion who hunkered down in an English classroom at Pescadero High School for hours is recovering but is still weak and anemic.
Meet Eli Lucas, Petaluma's Rollerskating Disco Man
Quirky and one-of-a-kind... meet Petaluma's resident rollerskating sensation, Eli Lucas.
Training on the Petaluma River: Competitive Kayaking with Zachary Alva
In KTVU's first Zip Trip episode of the season, Sal Castaneda talks with Petaluma native and racing kayaker Zachary Alva about his olympic aspirations.
Float House project hopes to provide everyone access to Petaluma River
The Float House project aims to provide a rental dock and watercraft available for all to access and use in the Petaluma River.
Petaluma trivia
How well do you know Petaluma? Frank Mallicoat quizes the locals with fun facts about their hometown.
Zip Trips: Petaluma
Mornings on 2 hits the road for the first Zip Trip of 2022, and this time, we're going to Petaluma. See some of the city's favorite restaurants, bakeries, and breweries. Plus, we take a cruise on the Petaluma River.
Where to eat in Petaluma? Sal Castaneda has got you covered
If you’ve driven past Petaluma without stopping to eat, you may be missing a town with a lot to offer.
Pain at the pump: Gas costs nearly $10 a gallon at this California station
Each week, the price of gas gets impossibly higher. One gas station in California is selling gasoline at nearly $10 a gallon.
Defendants on ankle monitors in SF commit violations with little consequence, critics say
Advocates say San Francisco's electronic monitoring system has reduced incarceration and brought important reforms to the city criminal justice system, but critics say it's led to increasingly violent offenders being released who are committing violations with little consequence.
Petaluma River runs through city's history
Petulama is the first stop on KTVU's summer Zip Trips series and the North Bay city's development is tied closely to the river of the same name that winds through downtown.
Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee: British monarch celebrates 70-year reign
Four days of celebrations honoring Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne were underway Thursday with a display of British military traditions stretching from the days of horse and cannon to the jet age.
Video shows daytime shootout between rival groups in Brooklyn
A wild shootout in broad daylight on Coney Island between members of two rival groups was caught on camera.
Attempted Reagan assassin John Hinckley to get full freedom 41 years after shooting
John Hinckley, the would-be assassin of President Ronald Reagan, will receive an unconditional release from prison, a federal judge has confirmed.
UCSF Children's Hospital doctors raising funds to save puppies in ICU
Husband and wife doctor duo at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital are raising funds for abandoned puppies in the ICU.
Meet Pebbles, the 22-year-old Toy Fox Terrier who’s the world’s oldest living dog
Pebbles lives in South Carolina, where she loves to play under the palm trees and listen to country music in her cowboy hat.
San Francisco Sheriff to raise Pride flag amidst parade controversy
San Francisco police and firefighters are also invited to the sheriff's ceremony -- a show of solidarity after Pride parade organizers banned law enforcement from wearing their uniforms if they choose to walk in this year's Pride parade.
Warriors jubilant celebration as Gary Payton II named NBA community service award winner
To jubilant cheers and excitement, Warriors Gary Payton II learns he's winner of the NBA 2021-22 community service award.
Cougar mauls 9-year-old at church camp in Washington state
A cougar attacked a 9-year-old girl who was playing hide-and-seek at a church camp in Washington state, seriously wounding her and sending her friends running in fear.
Stanley the rooster surfs on a vacuum cleaner in California
Stanley the rooster gets to do a lot of cool things. And because this rooster lives in Morro Bay, Calif., he's also an expert surfer.
Voices for Change: May 29, 2022
In this episode, we speak to a child psychologist about how parents can be there for their children after the events in Uvalde, Texas. We also mark the end of AAPI Heritage Month, speaking to organizations who are working to uplift the communities they represent. And, a conversation with the woman behind the first Asian-American Muppet in "Sesame Street" history.