New documentary on assassination attempt in San Francisco
This year marks half a century since the assassination attempt on President Gerald Ford in Downtown San Francisco. The convicted shooter, Sara Jane Moore, died in September, but not before she sat down for a series of revealing interviews. Those conversations are the focus of "Suburban Fury," a documentary that debuted Friday night at the Roxie Theater in the Mission.
Rain forces venue change for large holiday celebration for Oakland families
Rain Forces Venue Change, But Oakland Holiday Celebration for Hundreds of Families Goes On
Oakluv Foundation serves hundreds of families this holiday season
Rain nearly derailed a major holiday celebration for underserved families in Oakland on Friday evening, but organizers refused to let the weather cancel this important tradition.
North Bay prepares for possible flooding during rain storm
North Bay communities are on standby for a significant rain storm that is forecast to last through Christmas.
Swarm of earthquakes strike San Ramon Friday night
A swarm of earthquakes, once again, rattled the East Bay near San Ramon on Friday night.
Swarm of earthquakes strike San Ramon Friday night
There were at least six separate earthquakes that measured above a magnitude of 2.5 in an earthquake swarm in the San Ramon area on Friday night. No damage was reported, but locals were somewhat rattled by the frequency.
Settlement reached in Antioch police abuse case
The Antioch Police Department says major reforms are coming after the City of Antioch settles a civil rights lawsuit. The suit alleged years of abuse involving dozens of police officers.
Heavy rain to soak Bay Area this weekend
The Bay Area will have a rain-packed weekend as an atmospheric river rolls through the region.
Princess Project Silicon Valley in desperate need of new location before start of prom season
The Princess Project Silicon Valley is in desperate need of a holiday miracle.
'I'm scared to death': Storm concerns for unhoused residents
Rainy weather across the Bay Area could lead to pooling water in low-lying areas, creating hazardous conditions for people living on the streets and in creek beds.
Storm concerns for unhoused residents
Preparations were underway in San Jose on Friday to strengthen safety measures and protect the city's most vulnerable as a series of storms approached.
Bay Area Holiday Lights
A look at the best holiday light displays around the Bay Area.
Missing men feared dead amid chop-shop dispute in Oakland
It's been seven months since Justin Wayne Lee, 29, and Esmeraldo Vivero, 34, vanished without a trace.
Missing men feared dead in chop-shop dispute in Oakland
Two men have been missing since May. Police and family members fear foul play as a result of a chop-shop dispute. The warehouse was repeatedly raided by investigators.
Alan Wong announces candidacy for District 4 Supervisor's office
Alan Wong, the man appointed Dec. 1 by Daniel Lurie to represent District 4 on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, on Friday announced he intends to seek a full term in office. The election is set for Nov. 3, 2026.
2 caught on video throwing rocks at resting elephant seal in Point Reyes
A man and a woman were captured on video throwing rocks at an elephant seal resting on a beach at Point Reyes National Seashore.
KTVU Fox 2 Christmas Vault
A look at holiday seasons past from KTVU's vault.
Greg Biffle and family killed in North Carolina plane crash
A private jet crashed at a regional North Carolina airport and erupted into flames Thursday, killing seven people, including retired NASCAR star Greg Biffle and three members of his family, officials said.
Antioch, civil rights attorney John Burris reach constitutional policing settlement
The city of Antioch and civil rights attorney John Burris on Friday announced the settlement of a long-standing police abuse case involving 23 people, 45 police officers and three former police chiefs that is expected to last five years and reform the department so that officers practice constitutional policing.
What to know about the Brown University and MIT shootings
Several days of investigations into the Brown University mass shooting and the slaying of a Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor ended when authorities discovered evidence they say indicates the killings were committed by the same man, who was then found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.