Charlotte shooting: 4 officers killed, 4 hurt while serving warrant
Eight police officers were shot, leaving four dead, during a confrontation with a wanted felon at a suburban Charlotte home, officials said. The suspect was also killed.
Eight police officers were shot, leaving four dead, during a confrontation with a wanted felon at a suburban Charlotte home, officials said. The suspect was also killed.
Oakland A's fans plan "Reverse Boycott II"
Oakland A's fans are planning another "reverse boycott" in which they hope to pack the Coliseum on Friday, June 7 in protest of owner John Fisher who plans to move the team to Sacramento, and then Las Vegas.
Oakland A's fans are planning another "reverse boycott" in which they hope to pack the Coliseum on Friday, June 7 in protest of owner John Fisher who plans to move the team to Sacramento, and then Las Vegas.
West Coast Wrap: Monday, April 29, 2024
A train derailed on a bridge in Portland, disrupting traffic for several hours. What investigators are saying about how this happened and how crews are working to clear the scene. Also, protests are growing on college campuses over the war in Gaza. We'll take a look at some of the demonstrations taking over schools on the West Coast.
A train derailed on a bridge in Portland, disrupting traffic for several hours. What investigators are saying about how this happened and how crews are working to clear the scene. Also, protests are growing on college campuses over the war in Gaza. We'll take a look at some of the demonstrations taking over schools on the West Coast.
13M+ Kaiser Permanente members may have had personal data leaked
Kaiser Permanente says more than 13.4 million members may have had their personal data exposed to third-party vendors and will receive a notification if their information may have been leaked. The Oakland-based healthcare provided says online tools that were installed on its websites and mobile apps were involved in the leaks and the information may have been transmitted to Google, Microsoft or X. KTVU's Heather Holmes speaks with Patrick Harr, cybersecurity expert at Pleasanton-based SlashNext about this latest data breach and the potential risks for millions of former and current Kaiser members.
Kaiser Permanente says more than 13.4 million members may have had their personal data exposed to third-party vendors and will receive a notification if their information may have been leaked. The Oakland-based healthcare provided says online tools that were installed on its websites and mobile apps were involved in the leaks and the information may have been transmitted to Google, Microsoft or X. KTVU's Heather Holmes speaks with Patrick Harr, cybersecurity expert at Pleasanton-based SlashNext about this latest data breach and the potential risks for millions of former and current Kaiser members.
California buying generic version of Narcan at reduced price
Today Governor Newsom announced the state is buying a generic version of overdose-reversal drug Narcan at a reduced price to boost supply across California and combat the rising number of opioid-related deaths. KTVU's Alex Savidge speaks with Michael Snow from The HIV Education and Prevention Project of Alameda County (HEPPAC) about the impact of this purchasing agreement and how the Naloxone Distribution Program aims to fight the opioid epidemic.
Today Governor Newsom announced the state is buying a generic version of overdose-reversal drug Narcan at a reduced price to boost supply across California and combat the rising number of opioid-related deaths. KTVU's Alex Savidge speaks with Michael Snow from The HIV Education and Prevention Project of Alameda County (HEPPAC) about the impact of this purchasing agreement and how the Naloxone Distribution Program aims to fight the opioid epidemic.
Students defy orders to vacate encampment sites, continue protests
Nationwide protests continue as college students protest the war in Gaza, calling for an immediate cease-fire. This, despite hundreds of arrests over the weekend. KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes speak with Lisa Mueller, Political Science Professor at Macalester College and author of the coming book, "The New Science of Social Change" about our country's long history of college protests and what might be different about this one.
Nationwide protests continue as college students protest the war in Gaza, calling for an immediate cease-fire. This, despite hundreds of arrests over the weekend. KTVU's Alex Savidge and Heather Holmes speak with Lisa Mueller, Political Science Professor at Macalester College and author of the coming book, "The New Science of Social Change" about our country's long history of college protests and what might be different about this one.
Survey: Americans feel annual income of almost $500K needed to be wealthy, it's much higher in the Bay Area
A new survey found Americans feel they need to make an average of almost half a million dollars a year to be considered “rich," and here in the Bay Area, the threshold to feel wealthy was estimated to be hundreds of thousands of dollars higher.
A new survey found Americans feel they need to make an average of almost half a million dollars a year to be considered “rich," and here in the Bay Area, the threshold to feel wealthy was estimated to be hundreds of thousands of dollars higher.
Made in the Bay special
Go behind the scenes with the Bay Area brands you know and love to see how they're made.
Go behind the scenes with the Bay Area brands you know and love to see how they're made.
24 women remain at FCI Dublin, others relay stories of being moved to prisons across U.S.
Twenty-four women remained at the shuttered Federal Correctional Institute at Dublin on Saturday, as more women have come forward with their experiences of their treks and new lives at prisons across the country.
Twenty-four women remained at the shuttered Federal Correctional Institute at Dublin on Saturday, as more women have come forward with their experiences of their treks and new lives at prisons across the country.
West Coast Wrap: Friday, April 26, 2024
Three children under the age of two overdose on Fentanyl in Washington and one of them has died. We take a closer look at the problem of children being exposed to the powerful drug as cases are growing at an alarming rate. Also, the former paramedic who injected a Colorado man restrained by police with a powerful anesthetic faces sentencing. We'll show you how he addressed Elijah McClain as if he were still alive.
Three children under the age of two overdose on Fentanyl in Washington and one of them has died. We take a closer look at the problem of children being exposed to the powerful drug as cases are growing at an alarming rate. Also, the former paramedic who injected a Colorado man restrained by police with a powerful anesthetic faces sentencing. We'll show you how he addressed Elijah McClain as if he were still alive.
Voices For Change April 2024
This episode, featuring topics suggested by viewers, includes a South Bay non-profit fixing and donating bicycles to people in need of transportation and the story of a unique partnership between a horse show and an East Bay organization, helping underserved children.
This episode, featuring topics suggested by viewers, includes a South Bay non-profit fixing and donating bicycles to people in need of transportation and the story of a unique partnership between a horse show and an East Bay organization, helping underserved children.
Financial forecast as GDP growth slows in first quarter
KTVU's Heather Holmes and Christien Kafton sit down with James McBride, Certified Financial Planner at the McBride Group for economic analysis.
KTVU's Heather Holmes and Christien Kafton sit down with James McBride, Certified Financial Planner at the McBride Group for economic analysis.
West Coast Wrap: April 25, 2024
On West Coast Wrap, we see pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses across the West, including reaction from USC where the school's main graduation ceremony has been canceled over recent unrest. Plus, we'll take you live to Stanford where a new demonstration is underway tonight. Those stories and more on West Coast Wrap.
On West Coast Wrap, we see pro-Palestinian protests on college campuses across the West, including reaction from USC where the school's main graduation ceremony has been canceled over recent unrest. Plus, we'll take you live to Stanford where a new demonstration is underway tonight. Those stories and more on West Coast Wrap.
Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction overturned by NY appeals court
The 72-year-old Weinstein is serving a 23-year sentence in New York. He’ll remain imprisoned because a 2022 conviction in a Los Angeles rape case.
The 72-year-old Weinstein is serving a 23-year sentence in New York. He’ll remain imprisoned because a 2022 conviction in a Los Angeles rape case.
Yosemite unveils $32M in upgrades and renovations as it gears up for summer, what visitors can expect:
Yosemite National Park is gearing up for its busy summer tourist season, highlighting $32 million dollars in renovations and improvements aimed at improving the visitor experience.
Yosemite National Park is gearing up for its busy summer tourist season, highlighting $32 million dollars in renovations and improvements aimed at improving the visitor experience.
El Cerrito mayor shines a light on lesbians
KTVU's Heather Holmes talks in-depth with Carolyn Wysinger about the power of representation during Lesbian Visibility Week.
KTVU's Heather Holmes talks in-depth with Carolyn Wysinger about the power of representation during Lesbian Visibility Week.
Proof-of-life video for Berkeley-born Hamas hostage
Hamas this week released video of a man born in the Bay Area, who's now being held in Gaza.
Hamas this week released video of a man born in the Bay Area, who's now being held in Gaza.
U.S. Senators call FCI Dublin transfer of women 'appalling'
Five U.S. senators are demanding that the Bureau of Prisons director provide them with information on how the agency prepared to close the troubled, all-women's prison in Dublin, including written plans to its employees on the "safe and humane release from custody."
Five U.S. senators are demanding that the Bureau of Prisons director provide them with information on how the agency prepared to close the troubled, all-women's prison in Dublin, including written plans to its employees on the "safe and humane release from custody."
West Coast Wrap: Wednesday, April 24, 2024
A vote by Arizona lawmakers could lead to a repeal of the state's near total ban on the procedure. Also, in Southern California, some people involved in pro-Palestinian protests at USC are being taken into custody by police. We have the latest on the debate over the conflict in the Middle East that's affecting college campuses across the country.
A vote by Arizona lawmakers could lead to a repeal of the state's near total ban on the procedure. Also, in Southern California, some people involved in pro-Palestinian protests at USC are being taken into custody by police. We have the latest on the debate over the conflict in the Middle East that's affecting college campuses across the country.
Fourth peregrine falcon chick hatches atop UC Berkeley campanile
The famous UC Berkeley falcons have four new family members living on top of the clocktower. Falcon fans have been closely watching the Nest Cam, as Annie and Archie have been incubating their clutch of eggs over the past month. KTVU's Alex Savidge discusses the new arrivals with Sean Peterson, ecologist and biologist with Cal Falcons.
The famous UC Berkeley falcons have four new family members living on top of the clocktower. Falcon fans have been closely watching the Nest Cam, as Annie and Archie have been incubating their clutch of eggs over the past month. KTVU's Alex Savidge discusses the new arrivals with Sean Peterson, ecologist and biologist with Cal Falcons.