Health officials see spike in COVID-19 cases in Tahoe as tourists return
Infections in El Dorado County have more than doubled over the past three weeks to more than doubled to 280. Half of those are in South Lake Tahoe.
Black Lives Matter mural painted in front of Trump Tower in Manhattan
After a delay at the last minute, a giant, city-funded 'Black Lives Matter' mural was expected to be painted on 5th Avenue in front of Trump Tower Thursday.
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Fraternity parties to blame for UC Berkeley coronavirus outbreak
San Francisco Supervisors to debate lifting restrictions on bathhouses
San Francisco Supervisors will debate a measure to change the city's health code on gay bathhouses on Thursday.
Giants resume practice following COVID-19 testing delays
The San Francisco Giants will continue summer practice Thursday after shutting down earlier this week while they awaited the results of coronavirus tests.
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San Francisco Supervisors consider lifting restrictions on bathhouses
Mayor London Breed possibly exposed to COVID-19, awaits test results
San Francisco Mayor London Breed is awaiting COVID-19 test results after possible exposure to the disease at a recent event she attended.
Supreme Court rules Manhattan DA can obtain Trump tax returns, rejects bid by Congress
The outcome in the two cases is at least a short-term victory for Trump, who has strenuously sought to keep his financial records private.
San Francisco health officials release guidance for reopening schools
San Francisco health officials on Wednesday released guidance on how schools can reopen in the fall.
Napa County rolls back on indoor dining after landing on COVID-19 watchlist
Napa is among 26 California counties on a state watch-list for rising COVID rates.
Glee actress Naya Rivera missing, may have drowned after boating on California lake
Actress Naya Rivera, known for her role on FOX television series Glee, is reported missing on a lake near Los Angeles.
Group protests to keep Oakland schools closed and children safe
A small group of parents and educators in Oakland acknowledged the challenges of keeping schools closed during the pandemic, but are responding to the push by the Trump administration to reopen this fall. KTVU's Greg Lee reports on the concerns to keep teachers and students safe.
Recent protests inspire Redwood City firefighter to file discrimination suit against department
A Redwood City firefighter is suing the department he works for, alleging racial discrimination.
Recent protests inspire Redwood City firefighter to file discrimination suit against department
A Redwood City firefighter is suing his department alleging racial discrimination. KTVU's Amber Lee details numerous incidents the firefighter claims he's faced including harassment, retaliation and inappropriate comments.
Napa County rolls back COVID-19 reopening
Napa County was just starting to gain momentum as they reopened from COVID-19 restrictions, before the county put the breaks on after cases began to spike again.
Internal documents reveal disturbing scope of SFPD's effort to out journalist's source
Before raiding a freelance journalist’s San Francisco home last year in search of his source, police had been tracking his location around the city and collecting video for weeks – all while being directed from the highest levels in the department, including the chief, new internal documents obtained by KTVU show.
Interest grows in upcoming Martinez protest after mural is defaced
After a Black Lives Matter street mural in downtown Martinez was defaced, police expect several thousand protesters to participate in a protest on Sunday, now that several groups, including one with a national profile, are involved.
Officer to Floyd: 'It takes ... a lot of oxygen to talk'
As George Floyd told Minneapolis police officers that he couldn't breathe more than 20 times in the moments before he died, the officer who pressed his knee against Floyd's neck dismissed his pleas, saying “it takes a heck of a lot of oxygen to talk," according to transcripts of body camera video recordings made public Wednesday.
University of California plans to sue federal government over new international student guidelines
The University of California said Wednesday it plans to sue the federal government over new guidelines that bar international students from staying in the U.S. if they attend universities that only offer online courses this fall.
University of California plans to sue federal government over new international student guidelines
University of California plans to sue the federal government over new guidelines that bar international students from staying in the country if they attend U.S. universities that only offer online classes this fall during the pandemic.