West Coast Wrap: September 12, 2023
Labor disputes shutdown multiple West Coast schools and a looming strike could shutdown more. Why some teachers refuse to show up for work. Also, why what we hear from a Seattle police officer's body-worn camera is considered shocking.
American Eagle sues Westfield, accusing SF mall operator of neglect that permitted 'rampant criminal activity'
San Francisco's downtown mall is being sued by one of its tenants who alleges the landlord has been negligent in terms of crime and safety.
County supervisors approve purchase of two hotels for homeless in Millbrae, South San Francisco
San Mateo County supervisors voted 4 to 1 on Tuesday to approve the purchase of two hotels along the Peninsula to be converted into housing for the homeless.
Frontier Airlines giving away free Beyoncé tickets for Houston stop, sweepstakes
Frontier Airlines has launched a sweepstakes promotion with the chance to win tickets to Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour performance in Houston, roundtrip airfare, and more!
West Coast Wrap: September 11, 2023
West Coast Wrap - KTVU presents a daily program showcasing regional news from the West Coast.
FDA approves updated COVID-19 vaccine, CDC set to issue recommendations this week
There’s still another step: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention must sign off. A CDC advisory panel is set to issue recommendations Tuesday on who most needs the updated shots.
Sketch released of Sonoma State sexual assault suspect
Sonoma State University police have released a sketch of a man wanted in connection with a sexual assault that occurred last week on the Rohnert Park campus.
Dramatic video shows large sideshows in Vallejo, illegal stunts escalate with gunfire, fireworks
Despite ongoing efforts by law enforcement in the Bay Area to stop illegal sideshows, large crowds gathered again in Vallejo over the weekend to watch screeching vehicles spinning donuts, coming dangerously close to, if not hitting, spectators. There were also reports of shots being fired.
New housing for the homeless OK'd for VTA bus yard in San Jose
After hours of discussion and public comment on Thursday, the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Board voted to move forward with putting up temporary housing for the homeless.
Oakland's Castlemont High football players head to LA; some board flight for 1st time
A group of East Oakland high school football players are scheduled to fly down to Los Angeles for a special game.
Disneyland Resort opens San Fransokyo Square as newest attraction
San Fransokyo Square, an alternate San Francisco universe, with a Tokyo twist, has officially opened at Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim.
VIDEO: 3-legged bear breaks into Florida home's lanai, drinks 3 White Claws | 'Oh my God, look at him!'
A Lake Mary, Florida, mother received the shock of her life when she discovered that a three-legged black bear, affectionately known as Tripod, had somehow managed to break into her home while her 13-year-old son was inside with the family dog. The woman said the bear even accessed her outdoor refrigerator and helped itself to three of her White Claws.
Oakland High wins 1st football game in 4 years
The Oakland High football team has had a pretty dismal record since the pandemic, and even before. But with a new coach and a new attitude, the Wildcats won their first game in four years.
93-year-old grandmother dies after mauled by 'large' dogs: Modesto police
A 93-year-old Modesto woman has died after being mauled by a neighbor’s two dogs, Modesto police said.
The Rolling Stones to unveil highly anticipated album 'Hackney Diamonds' after 18-year wait
On Monday, the band announced they are preparing to release their first album of original material in 18 years — since 2005's “A Bigger Bang."
Taste of the Town: Pittsburg
KTVU Morning Anchor Sal Castaneda shares some delicious secrets about Thatcher's Popcorn in Pittsburg.
Zip Trips Trivia: Pittsburg
KTVU reporter Frank Mallicoat talks trivia about the East Bay city and quizzes its residents on how much they know about their home.
Pittsburg's only boxing gym makes dreams come true, stays focused on giving back
The action is non-stop inside the Lion's Den Boxing Gym in Pittsburg. For many, it is a daily stop.
Pittsburg's only boxing gym makes dreams come true
The action is non-stop inside the Lion's Den Boxing Gym in Pittsburg. For many, it is a daily stop.
Zip Trips: Pittsburg
For the last Zip Trip of the summer, Mornings on 2 takes the show to Pittsburgs. We'll show you one of the historic businesses that's been supplying popular treats to Disneyland and other theme parks as well as introduce you to the East Bay boxing gym that's also a nonprofit.