FCI Dublin still has constitutional violations even though it's closed: judge

The Federal Correctional Institute at Dublin still must address constitutional violations even though the all-women's prison shut down nearly two months ago, a judge has ruled.

Fireworks fly into stands at Utah stadium | West Coast Wrap
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Fireworks veering into stands at a stadium in Utah. Tonight on West Coast Wrap, cameras capture those terrifying moments for people in the crowd. We'll break down what's being done to get to the bottom of the malfunction. And, a traffic jam with a purpose--find out why some people think this will help ease gun violence.

Fatal shootout at Yellowstone National Park | West Coast Wrap
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A shootout at Yellowstone National Park has left one person dead and a park ranger hospitalized. Investigators on Thursday said the ranger exchanged gunfire with someone who was making unspecified threats in the area. The situation stemmed from an overnight incident.

Zip Trips: Alameda
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KTVU spent the Fourth of July in Alameda.

Zip Trips: Alameda trivia
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Frank Mallicoat asks Alamedans trivia about their city.

Zip Trips: Donuts of Alameda
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Check out Cafe Jolies, representing the donuts of Alameda

Child dies hiking in Arizona heat | West Coast Wrap
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This week's extreme heat has claimed at least one life. Coming up on West Coast Wrap, we'll take you to Arizona where an entire community is mourning the loss of a boy who collapsed on a hot hiking trail. And, we're learning more tonight about plans to turn Las Vegas into a hub for space tourism. We'll hear from Spaceport's developer. He says he wants to transform the way people think about Las Vegas getaways.

California lawmaker addresses sexual abuse, retaliation in prisons

A California lawmaker is pushing to address sexual abuse in prisons after dozens of women have suffered at the hands of correctional officers in both state prison and the federal facility, FCI Dublin – and then also suffered retaliation for reporting it. 

Dublin-based Patelco Credit Union hit with ransomware attack

Patelco says it has shut down its system, as it works with a cybersecurity team to recover access to its data.

Church leaders prepare for active shooters | West Coast Wrap
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Church leaders run through training they hope they never need to put into practice. We show you how they're being taught to handle active shooters.

Now that FCI Dublin is closed, what are 200 correctional officers doing?

Now that the all-women's Federal Correctional Institute at Dublin has been closed for two months and the 605 women transferred to other prisons around the country, what are the employees and correctional officers doing? 

Presidential debate aftermath | West Coast Wrap
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Vice President Kamala Harris is in the middle of a campaign blitz across the West. She's trying to convince voters President Biden deserves another four years despite his admitted fumbling on the debate stage.

South SF's youngest and first LGBTQ mayor talks Pride, city leadership
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As we continue to celebrate Pride Month at KTVU, we're putting the spotlight on a young, local politician who is breaking down barriers in his community. 25-year-old James Coleman is the Mayor of South San Francisco and he is one of the youngest, openly LGBTQ mayors in the country. In 2020 during the height of the pandemic, the South City native was elected to a seat on the city council. The city has a mayoral rotation cycle and last year Coleman was sworn in as mayor, becoming the youngest and first openly LGBTQ mayor of South San Francisco. KTVU's Heather Holmes and Alex Savidge are joined by Mayor Coleman for more on his big plans for the future and for his city.

Rep. Ro Khanna weighs in on expectations ahead of presidential debate
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Silicon Valley congressman Rep. Ro Khanna joins KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes live on the eve of the first presidential debate between President Biden and former president Donald Trump to discuss expectations, hopes and potential concerns.

The End of Roe v. Wade: Two years later
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On the 2-year anniversary of the ruling that ended federal abortion rights and the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, protestors organized by the Women's March gathered outside the high court. A group of about 40 people demanded lawmakers take steps to preserve reproductive healthcare, decrying the Dobbs decision. The ruling left states to decide whether to restrict the procedure or not, leaving a patchwork across the nation. According to the Center for Reproductive Rights, more than two dozen have near total bans or restrict the procedure earlier than Roe v. Wade did. For more on the state of abortion in America, KTVU's Greg Lee is joined by Michele Goodwin, professor of constitutional law and global health policy at Georgetown University.

Massive wildfire in Oregon | West Coast Wrap
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Firefighters are rushing to slow the spread of a massive wildfire in Oregon. We take a look at the challenges they are facing and hear about the resources from out of town headed their way. Also, we look at Hawaii's devastating wildfires in Maui one year later.

CHP officer saves kitten off freeway and returns to adopt her

A California Highway Patrol officer who helped rescue a tiny, frightened kitten off a freeway has now adopted that cat as a part of his family.