Loaded handgun, drugs, cash found during San Francisco traffic stop
A search turned up 275 MDMA tablets and an undisclosed amount of cash, police said.
Shattuck Avenue reconfiguration project underway in Berkeley
Under the new plan, northbound traffic on Shattuck will split at Center Street. Greg Liggins reports.
Homelessness: A round table discussion with Bay Area leaders
Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo, Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguín and Director of the San Francisco Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing Jeff Kositsky sit down with KTVU's Frank Somerville to discuss homelessness in their respective cities and what they're doing to make an impact on this important issue.
Suzy Loftus sworn in as interim San Francisco District Attorney
Her opponents and protesters have criticized the interim appointment, accusing Breed of trying to tilt the election to Loftus.
BART track work continues this weekend
Delays on the Antioch line of BART are to be expected.
San Francisco District Attorney sworn in
Suzy Loftus goes from interim DA to DA.
Richmond death under investigation
Authorities say on Thursday morning, a man's body was found along some tracks near Parr Blvd and Giant Rd.
Sonoma County officials hold another evacuation drill
As KTVU reporter Sara Zendehnam explains, the exercise doesn't just prepare residents for wildfires, but for any disaster.
Two teens injured in Brentwood drive-by shooting
Two teens injured in Brentwood drive-by shooting
San Jose Police investigating city's 30th homicide of the year
Police found a man suffering a gunshot wound. He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead a short time later.
SFPD offer $25K reward in unsolved cold case double homicide
San Francisco police are offering a $25,000 reward for help in solving a cold case homicide of a homeless woman and her friend from three years ago.
SFPD offer $25K reward in unsolved cold case double homicide
San Francisco police are offering a $25,000 reward for help in solving a cold case homicide of a homeless woman and her friend from three years ago. KTVU's Amber Lee reports the grieving family is offering their own reward as they search for answers.
Oakland Fire Dept. extinguish 2-alarm apartment fire near Jack London Square waterfront
Oakland Fire Department responded to a two-alarm condo complex fire on the waterfront near Jack London Square Friday night. KTVU's Jana Katsuyama reports there were no injuries and the cause is under investigation.
Marin Co. sheriff investigating first homicide of the year near China Camp State Park
Marin County sheriff's officials are investigating their first homicide of the year. KTVU's Debora Villalon reports it appears to be a targeted incident and that park safety does not appear to be a risk. There is no suspect information at this time.
Another legal challenge to San Francisco’s latest planned homeless navigation center
Despite motion from opposition, Mayor Breed says construction of navigation center will continue.
Despite motion from opposition, Mayor Breed says construction of navigation center will continue
A group opposing a homeless navigation center in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood along the Embarcadero has filed a motion to prevent the construction of the project. Despite this, Mayor Breed's office says construction will continue.
Man says SFPD officers beat him for no reason
San Francisco police officers brutally attacked a man for no reason at Fisherman's Wharf as he was consoling his girlfriend over a stolen wallet, his attorneys and mother said Friday.
Sway Fest champions Oakland’s hip-hop scene, emphasizes giving back to community
Downtown Oakland was filled with music on Friday for Sway Fest, a free hip-hop music block party hosted by the well-known radio talk-show host. All of the artists who performed are from Oakland and their message was about giving back to the community.
At CPUC meeting, PG&E ignores their decades of neglect to electrical grid, blames climate change
PG&E spoke very little about decades of neglect, deferred maintenance and profiteering at the expense of ratepayers.
City leaders in East Palo Alto want to turn University Avenue into a toll road
It's an idea that would take study as well as input at the state level.