Bay Area artist scribing entire US Constitution with quill pens to get out the vote

A Brisbane artist is hoping her art, through the stroke of a pen, will help get out the vote this Election Day. Beth Grossman is in the process of transcribing the entire US Constitution on old US Mint money bags using quill feather pens. The pens are the same tool used by scribes of the original document in the 1700's.

5 shot dead inside home | West Coast Wrap

A tragic scene outside Seattle where five people, including three minors, were found shot to death inside a home. What investigators are saying about the person who has been taken into custody.

LA archdiocese to pay $880M in sex abuse settlement | West Coast Wrap

Tonight -- the Archdiocese of Los Angeles agrees to pay more than $880 million to victims of sexual abuse dating back decades, the largest abuse settlement ever involving the Catholic Church. What it took to reach this agreement and how survivors are reacting. Plus -- a car plunges from the second story of a parking garage in Hawaii. What we know about the woman who was inside and the circumstances of the crash.

Deaf man punched, Tased by police

Tonight, movement in the Menendez brothers murder case. They killed their parents inside their Beverly Hills home decades ago. Now, people on both sides of the family want them freed. Coming up, what they're saying about the brothers' claims they were abused by their parents. Plus, outcry over the alleged actions of the Phoenix Police Department against a suspect in an assault case who suffers from cerebral palsy and deafness.

New support for striking Boeing workers | West Coast Wrap

A new show of support for Boeing workers on strike in the Pacific Northwest. We'll look at the members of Congress taking sides in this labor dispute, plus details begin to surface about how the Biden administration is intervening in hopes of getting people back to work.

Pizza shop holds grand opening along Oakland's troubled Hegenberger corridor

The owner of Oakland's newest Round Table Pizza franchise is hoping his shop will help play a part in stopping the bleed of businesses fleeing the city's troubled Hegenberger corridor. The shop, located in the Hegenberger Gateway Center at 8450 Edgewater Drive, held a grand opening ceremony on Thursday.