Rise in antisemitism in the U.S.
We're seeing a rise in antisemitism here in the U.S., especially after the deadly Boulder terror attack. Rabbi Mark Bloom joined us on The Four to talk about how this act of violence is impacting the Jewish community.
Here are states where people have the highest income, and California is not in the top 10
A new analysis took a look at annual incomes from state and state, and perhaps surprising to many, California was not in the top 10.
Boulder attack suspect in court | West Coast Wrap
An initial court appearance for the man accused of a firebombing attack in Colorado that injured more than a dozen people. Authorities say he targeted a group raising awareness about hostages in Gaza. Now he's facing federal hate crime charges and authorities have made revelations about his planning.
Festa Italiana brings pride, food, and fun to the heart of North Beach
Festa Italiana is San Francisco’s only Italian street fair, celebrating Italian culture with live music, authentic food, and family-friendly fun.
Air travelers demand better service | West Coast Wrap
A new survey shows consumers are demanding better service from all airlines. The survey also shows travelers prefer some airlines over others.
Green card holder released from ICE detention | West Coast Wrap
A University of Washington lab tech and green card holder is free after being detained for three months by ICE. Her release comes as the Trump administration appears to be ramping up efforts in its push for mass deportations.
Proceeds from W. Kamau Bell's comedy show supporting local arts
Bell is supporting more than a dozen local arts organizations impacted by the cancellation of national grants earlier this month by offering a run of stand-up comedy shows and donating the proceeds.
Zip Trips: Lafayette Trivia
Test your knowledge of Lafayette with Zip Trips Trivia
DOJ announces investigation into trans athletes in CA girls sports
The U.S. Department of Justice said the investigation is to determine whether the state is "engaging in a pattern or practice of discrimination on the basis of sex" by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls high school sports.
Zip Trips: Stream full episodes on FOX LOCAL
KTVU's Zip Trips kicks off May 23! If you're looking to stream last year's episodes, check out the FOX LOCAL app on your smart TV.
Bay Area rapper Ruby Ibarra announced as NPR Tiny Desk Contest winner
Since its inception over 15 years ago, NPR's Tiny Desk Concert series has taped over 1,100 performances that span a range of genres and sounds. Bay Area rapper and singer Ruby Ibarra is about to add her name to that pantheon.
Summer Skin Safety
Staying safe in the sun. Whether?you're lounging by the pool or?along the beach. It is important?to protect your skin from?harmful UV damage. Doctor Barbara?Garcia, a dermatologist with?Kaiser Antioch joined us on The Four to talk about the how to keep your skin safe after being out in the sun.
Protesters clash over transgender rights | West Coast Wrap
Tempers flare outside Seattle City Hall with police making arrests as two groups of protesters clashed over transgender rights. It's an issue that's taken center stage in California as president Trump zeroed in on transgender athletes competing in women's sports and threatened to cut off federal funding.
Sausalito's housing-crisis struggle: Build 724 units by 2031
Sausalito's City Council on Tuesday approved hundreds of new units to be scattered throughout the town. The North Bay city is one of the Bay Area's greatest tourist attractions, where the proof of its sincerity will be tested by actually getting the units built.
Retirees need a savings exceeding $1 million in these states to cover minimum living costs
New figures show you need to be a millionaire in 15 states to get by as a retiree. And yes, California is on that list of expensive states.
Oakland high school basketball star credits his grandfather ahead of graduation and collegiate journey
When 17-year-old ArDarius Grayson walks across the stage at Oakland’s Paramount Theater to receive his high school diploma, he will close the end of this period in his life, leaving a lasting and positive mark on his Bulldog community and his city. The student athlete credits his grandfather for instilling in him the importance of an education.
Long lines, dirty bathrooms, closed campsites await visitors: national park experts warn
As Memorial Day marks the unofficial kick-off to the summer travel season, there are dire and mounting concerns about not only the deterioration of the visitor experience at national parks, but the dangers posed by the drastic cuts to staff in recent months.
Voices for Change: Addressing the stigma of mental health care in the AAPI community
From season 6, episode 4: we speak to Kaiser East Bay psychiatrist Dr. Ingrid Chen about combatting the stigmas and barriers to mental health care for members of the AAPI community.
Voices for Change: Kristina Cho releases new cookbook 'Chinese Enough'
From season 6, episode 4: East Bay chef Kristina Cho is celebrating her new cookbook 'Chinese Enough' after it was nominated for a James Beard award. Cho explores her own experiences as a first-generation American. Her recipes, drawn of the influence of her family, but with a twist of her own unique flair.
Voices for Change: 'Making Waves' documentary highlights fight for Asian American studies
From season 6, episode 4: the 'Making Waves' documentary made its San Francisco debut during CAAM Fest, spotlighting the struggle for the inclusion of Asian American studies in school curriculum.