Ross Dress for Less opening 2nd San Francisco Market Street location
San Francisco's Market Street is getting its second Ross Dress for Less store this weekend. The grand opening is Saturday morning.
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Flash flooding in New Mexico | West Coast Wrap
We're following developing news in New Mexico where there's heavy rainfall in areas that experienced deadly flash flooding just last week. We'll have the latest on the rescues under way tonight.
State Farm pushes to keep rate hike documents secret
The insurance company has lobbied for permission to keep from the public documents justifying large increases for policyholders in the wake of devastating wildfires in Southern California
Immigration enforcement continues | West Coast Wrap
Immigration agents continue stepped up enforcement operations across the country and here in the West. What we're learning about raids at several Arizona restaurants and what authorities are saying about a parent who was detained by ICE agents outside his child's preschool in Oregon.
Testing autonomous helicopters | West Coast Wrap
We already have driverless cars, but testing is now underway in Arizona to launch autonomous helicopters. We'll explain how this technology could be used.
Record profits for property insurers
A new study is out from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. It was incorporated into another study about your home and car insurance rates. As it turns out, some insurance companies are seeing record profits.
Menendez Brothers' Development | West Coast Wrap
A major development in the Menendez Brothers case as their legal team tries to win their freedom. What a judge ordered prosecutors to do and what it means for the brothers who were convicted of killing their parents.
Immigration raids and business bottom lines | West Coast Wrap
While many families say they're trying to find out what happened to their loved ones in recent immigration raids at California farms, some business owners are venting frustration about how these operations are hurting their bottom lines.
Pro-homeowner insurance bill working through California legislature
Two pro-homeowner insurance bills that have already passed the Democrat dominated Assembly, are now in the hands of the state Senate which, where Democrats also have a super majority. If the Senate agrees with the Assembly, the Governor will have an opportunity to make the FAIR plan more finally stable and begin setting course for a more normalized insurance market.
ICE raids California farms | West Coast Wrap
Protesters confronted heavily armed ICE agents at two different farms in Southern California as the Trump administration continues its immigrant crackdown. What we've learned about the people who were injured during this demonstration and how local leaders are responding to these operations.
Homeless San Francisco man blows off eye lighting fireworks
A homeless man in San Francisco is recovering after he injured his eye lighting a firework on the Fourth of July.
Cal-OSHA fines San Leandro metal recycler after death of mechanic
Cal-OSHA, the state agency that oversees safety in the workplace, has fined a San Leandro metal recycler $95,000 following the death of a mechanic – one of three employee deaths in the last eight years, KTVU has learned.
Changes at church due to immigration crackdown | West Coast Wrap
A Catholic Diocese in Southern California is altering its requirements in response to the ongoing immigration crackdown.
Bay Area teen using AI to try to prevent future Mars Rover mishaps
A 14-year-old from Pleasanton is using cutting-edge artificial intelligence in hopes of solving a problem that occurred millions of miles from Earth.
Stranded teens rescued by helicopter | West Coast Wrap
A US Coast Guard helicopter flies in to help two teens stranded on a cliff in Oregon. The dangerous and dramatic rescue was caught on camera.
Fremont labor unions blast city for letting contracts expire with no deal
The city of Fremont is embroiled in a budget battle, with all nine labor unions entering the new fiscal year without a single union contract signed for the first time in the city's history.
This could be one of the last seasons for longtime, beloved Bay Area amusement park
For decades, it’s been a go-to summer tradition for many Bay Area families, and now the days of a beloved, longtime amusement park may be numbered.
California ranks as one of the worst states for retirement, new analysis finds
California was ranked near the bottom, named among the worst states for retirement, according to a new analysis.