Former Raiders coach Tom Flores: first person of color to lead NFL team

Raised by immigrant parents from Mexico, Tom Flores flourished in his 60-year NFL career, becoming the first person of color to lead an NFL team. KTVU took a look at his legacy.

SF Portola Festival criticized over noise and crowd control

This past weekend's inaugural Portola Music Festival in San Francisco is facing some criticism over crowd management, and excessive noise, which was heard all the way across the Bay in Alameda.

Dozens of women detail rape and retaliation at Dublin prison, real reform is questioned

Over the course of eight months, KTVU has spoken with more than three dozen women who say they have been sexually assaulted or witnessed such abuse at FCI Dublin. Many who spoke up were retaliated against.

BART system maintenance questioned as equipment and service problems persist

The latest incident was Friday morning when BART trains stopped in the Transbay Tube because of a power outage and 200 passengers were stranded.

Arsonist starts 2 fires at People's Park Housing Site in Berkeley

Police in Berkeley are looking for an arsonist who they say started two fires at the People's Park Housing Construction site.

Protests over woman's death escalate in Iran, solidarity rally draws hundreds at UC Berkeley

Hundreds of people from the Bay Area joined protesters across the country Friday. They're upset about the death of a woman in Iran who was arrested after being accused of not wearing her hijab properly. A crowd, estimated to be as many as 500, marched at University of California Berkeley. 

Attempted robbery of Brinks armored truck in Oakland; shooting leaves 1 dead

One person is dead and two are injured after a shooting in Oakland at 44th Avenue and International Boulevard. Police confirm this was an attempted robbery of a Brinks truck Friday afternoon. 

Mom mourns son killed after Oakland freeway shooting and crash

Araceli Hernandez visits her son's grave in Oakland every day. He died in an Oakland car-chase shooting that ended in a crash.

Families delay funerals as Alameda County Coroner faces autopsy backlog

The Alameda County Sheriff's office says they are facing a backlog of autopsy cases, and the recent string of killings in Oakland is only making matters worse.

Man found dead in SUV in Oakland; shooting started on I-580

The man's body was discovered in Oakland's Fruitvale Industrial Center and shell casings were later found on westbound Interstate Highway 580.

Friends say Oakland homicide victim was generous, kind, father of four

As people answered the call to evening prayers Wednesday night, hearts were heavy at the Oakland Islamic Center, feeling the pain and loss of Belal Esa, a well-loved member.

Pediatric doctors at Oakland children's hospital authorize strike

Doctors at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital of Oakland have voted to authorize a strike – and if they actually walk out on the job, it would be the first time they would do so in more than three decades.

Firefighters battle 3-alarm fire at likely 'grow operation' in San Leandro

Firefighters battled a 3-alarm commercial structure fire in San Leandro Tuesday night at a "heavily fortified" building that likely contained a "grow operation," authorities said.

Arson the cause behind grassfires off I-580 in Oakland, fire department says

Oakland firefighters responded to a two-alarm grassfire along Interstate 580 Tuesday evening, which they later said appear to have been intentionally set.