These new laws take effect in California on July 1

A series of new laws will go into effect in California on July 1. They range from legislation related to consumer issues to a law seeking to crack down on retail theft, as well as minimum wage hikes in many Bay Area cities.

Costco stand-alone gas station | West Coast Wrap

You won't find dollar-fifty hot dogs or rotisserie chicken at this Costco location. On West Coast Wrap we look at why the retailer is planning to open its first stand-alone gas station in the west.

Caught on camera: Colorado man fires assault rifle in busy street

Tonight -- a man seen on video firing an assault rifle from his car in the middle of a busy street in Colorado. What we're learning about the teenager who was injured in this shooting and the conflict that led up to the violence. Plus -- we're following the latest on anti-ICE protests across the West including clashes in Las Vegas as cities prepare for large demonstrations tomorrow to oppose Trump administration policies. A political analyst joins us live to discuss the potential impact of the "No Kings" protests.

Federal judge says Trump illegally deployed military to California ICE protests

We'll continue following that developing story in San Francisco where a federal judge has ruled in favor of California, saying President Trump acted illegally when he ordered the military to respond to immigration protests in Los Angeles. A legal expert joins us live to break down the implications of that ruling and what happens next. Plus -- a fast-moving wildfire in Oregon that destroyed several homes and triggered evacuation orders; what authorities are saying about how the fire likely started.

ICE protests continue into 6th day in Los Angeles

The National Guard remains in Los Angeles as protests against immigration enforcement enter its sixth day. LA Mayor Karen Bass has issued a curfew for parts of the city amid acts of vandalism by agitators.

Summer water safety for kids

For more now on the importance of keeping kids safe around water, especially during the summer months, we're joined by pediatrician Doctor Elizabeth Nadiv from Kaiser South San Francisco.

Fisherman's Wharf facelift plans means Alioto's gets bulldozed

The San Francisco Port Commission officially received the Port's proposal to remake the very heart of Fisherman's Wharf into a more viable and attractive center of the world-famous tourist site. It involves bulldozing one famous restaurant, possibly rehabbing tow others, creating a new pedestrian plaza and making historic fishing boats the centerpiece.

Is mobilizing the military in LA legal? | West Coast Wrap

Our coverage on the military response to the anti-ICE operation protests in Los Angeles continues. Mayor Karen Bass has issued a curfew for part of downtown. We have a legal analyst on to discuss the legal questions surrounding the mobilization of the military to respond to the unrest.

ICE operations in LA lead to several detentions

Tonight -- tensions flared in Los Angeles following a series of ICE operations that led to numerous people being detained. Coming up -- what we know about the clashes between protesters and law enforcement and the prominent union leader who was taken into custody. Plus -- a record-setting drug bust here in the West-what we're learning tonight about the cocaine, meth and cash that authorities seized and the arrests that were made in this case.

Zip Trips: Richmond

KTVU took a Zip Trip to Richmond, looking at Dirt World, the Sailing Goat and the Rosie Riveter museum.