More young adults suffering from anxiety and depression
May is Mental health Awareness Month and we want to put the focus on the struggles of young adults. According to an analysis done recently by the Kaiser Family Foundation, nearly half of young people between the ages of 18 and 25 reported symptoms of anxiety and depression. That's compared to about a third of adults overall who experienced those symptoms. We talk more about this with Dr. Pam Orren, a clinical psychologist at Kaiser Permanente.
How students can get free Krispy Kreme and other freebies for good report cards
School's almost out for summer! Your child's good grades could earn them free Krispy Kreme donuts and other freebies, as businesses celebrate students and their achievements in the classroom.
Firefighter spends 4 hours biking to work | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- we're tracking that out-of-control wildfire in Arizona that continues to expand forcing evacuations. Coming up, we're monitoring the weather situation in the fire zone. Dangerous wind gusts are expected to ramp up again this weekend. Plus, talk about a tough commute. We'll introduce you to the firefighter here in the West who spends four hours riding his bike to work.
Taylor Swift fans sue Ticketmaster | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- we continue to follow the latest developments in Arizona where a wind-driven wildfire threatens homes. We're tracking the evacuation orders and are concerned about the weather conditions that are allowing this fire to grow. Plus -- Swifties are back in court in Los Angeles today taking on Ticketmaster over its botched rollout of the "Eras" tour. Details on the lawsuit filed by several hundred Taylor Swift fans accusing Ticketmaster of violating antitrust laws.
PG&E is proposing 8% rate hikes – but it's not what you think. Why bills are likely to 'remain flat'
PG&E's proposal was submitted Thursday to California's Public Utility Commission.
Elizabeth Holmes’ partner raises millions for his blood-testing start-up
The partner of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has raised more than $3 million for a blood-testing startup, and he’s hoping investors can help bring in even more.
Residents forced out as wildfire grows, threatening homes | West Coast Wrap
Tonight, flames threaten several Arizona towns as crews work to contain a wind-driven wildfire that's growing rapidly. Coming up, hear from evacuees who've been forced from their homes. Plus, two companies here in the West are taking center stage in the urgent arms race with China and Russia. Details on the hypersonic aircraft they're testing and how it could be used.
Menendez brothers resentencing | West Coast Wrap
In a major ruling in the Menendez brothers' case, a judge ruled on Tuesday to resentence the convicted killers, giving them a chance for parole. A legal analyst joins us to give the latest on this compelling saga.
Fights, feces, needles plague Berkeley homeless encampment; neighbors concerned
Residents in a Berkeley neighborhood are concerned with a growing homeless encampment at Ohlone Park and the problems associated with it.
This Bay Area city is offering up to $100,000 to help first-time homebuyers
A new program in the East Bay is offering first-time homebuyers up to $100,000 to help purchase a home.
Orphaned raccoons living in walls of Chase Center rescued by SF animal care officers
A family of orphaned baby raccoons was pulled from the walls of the Golden State Warriors’ Chase Center in San Francisco.
Lucky lottery ticket sold in the East Bay hits all five Fantasy 5 numbers
One lucky lottery ticket purchased in the East Bay hit all five winning numbers in Sunday's drawing in the popular Fantasy 5 game.
Santa Clara VTA building transit-oriented apartments
Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority is announcing plans to build transit-oriented apartments on old land that the agency owns.
Pushback over AI video | West Coast Wrap
An AI video allowed someone to confront his killer in court — why some defense attorneys argue the tactic is 'way out of line.'
Homebuyers need to make more than $400K in this Bay Area region to afford the 'typical' home, analysis finds
New research has found that the gap between the cost of buying a home and the cost of renting is ever-widening, and in one Bay Area region, home buyers must make more than $400,000 a year to afford a "typical" house for sale.
What the U.S. - China tariff pause means for Bay Area businesses
Small business merchants, who rely on Chinese goods, were joyous to learn that they got a three-month reprieve from financial devastation. But many are feeling uncertainty lies ahead.
Lurie secures grant funding to expand mental health, addiction treatment
Mayor Daniel Lurie today announced a plan to expand San Francisco's behavioral health resources thanks to $27.6 million in state funding.
Following glitch, California's popular e-bike $2,000 voucher program has a new date
After a technical problem prompted the abrupt cancellation of the last application window, a new date has been set for California’s wildly popular e-bike voucher incentive, with additional funding to boost the program.
Oakland art students showcase skills at annual fashion show
The Oakland School for the Arts held its much-anticipated annual fashion show, a year in the making.
San Francisco Chinatown Night Market named no. 1 by USA Today
On Friday, San Francisco Chinatown kicked off a series of night markets that will last for at least the next five months.