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Frustrated Kaiser workers in two West Coast states start their strike early. We hear from union negotiators who say tens of thousands are ready to join them. Also, a special reunion six years after a mass shooting in Las Vegas.

Tonight on West Coast Wrap, a disturbing discovery in a Southern California background has the homeowner convinced that his residence sits atop an old burial ground. Plus, a breakthrough in the long-standing mystery surrounding the murder of Tupac Shakur.

A camera captures images of dogs being violently stolen from someone inside a Southern California convenience store. And we take a closer look at the West Coast's soaring gas prices. Gov. Newsom blames energy companies.

What should be a standard work week 8 hours a day for 5 days a week or 10 hours a day for 4 workdays?

Is it okay to make just one side of the bed? Is that even a thing?

Several bands and music groups have had to replace their lead singers for one reason or another. What do you think about that? Is it okay to give the new singer a chance? Or when the singer goes, should the band call it quits?

Paper straws are supposedly better for the environment, but critics say they don't hold up well with many beverages.

Should houseguests feel entitled to use whatever toiletries they find in their host's bathroom? Should visitors bring their own shampoo, conditioner and other products? Where do you draw the line?

Is it okay to stay at your table in a restaurant for a while and linger despite having finished your meal?

When it comes to etiquette on planes, what do you think about talking to your neighbors? Should you acknowledge your seatmate or just go on about your business?

Is it okay to eavesdrop on conversations between people talking loudly?

Hollywood screenwriters have a tentative deal to return to work, but actors continue to strike. We check in with a reporter following this story to get his take on how the ongoing actors' strike will affect production of your favorite shows.

The latest on President Biden's West Coast visit and we hear from actors who have been walking the picket lines for months who now have a message to the president.

A police shootout in a Bakersfield neighborhood leaves a suspect dead. Body camera footage shows some of the shooting that also involved an off-duty Los Angeles police officer. Also, thieves target a Seattle-area bike shop by ramming a pick up truck into the building.

Arizona's governor is taking steps to increase border security. Plus Hollywood writers on strike say they're being forced to make some tough decisions right now as negotiations continue. Also, KTVU has an update from the picket lines with some signs of a potential breakthrough.