Nonprofit offers wildfire victims free photo shoots to create new memories
A nonprofit is offering to help survivors of Northern California's wildfires by helping them replace the family photos that are often lost. KTVU's Amber Lee says free photo shoots are helping family's create new memories as they rebuild their lives.
A nonprofit is offering to help survivors of Northern California's wildfires by helping them replace the family photos that are often lost. KTVU's Amber Lee says free photo shoots are helping family's create new memories as they rebuild their lives.
Task force recommends campuses be police free
On Thursday, Fremont Unified's school board could determine the fate of its school resource officers. A task force recommended campuses be police-free similar to San Francisco and Oakland.
On Thursday, Fremont Unified's school board could determine the fate of its school resource officers. A task force recommended campuses be police-free similar to San Francisco and Oakland.
Marin Co. restaurants asked to observe 25% occupancy for indoor dining
Worrisome statistics from health officials have many people sticking to take-out rather than indoor dining. With COVID on the rise again, Marin County health officials are asking to limit capacity inside restaurants to 25%. KTVU's Debora Villalon reports on the economic and emotional hardship.
Worrisome statistics from health officials have many people sticking to take-out rather than indoor dining. With COVID on the rise again, Marin County health officials are asking to limit capacity inside restaurants to 25%. KTVU's Debora Villalon reports on the economic and emotional hardship.
California military base to receive 10,000 doses of COVID vaccine
Vandenberg Air Force Base says it is set to receive 10,000 doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine in December. KTVU's Jana Katsuyama reports on some of the challenges with the vaccine's distribution.
Vandenberg Air Force Base says it is set to receive 10,000 doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine in December. KTVU's Jana Katsuyama reports on some of the challenges with the vaccine's distribution.
SF supervisors, service providers blast plan to rehouse 2,300 homeless people
Several San Francisco supervisors and homeless service providers on Tuesday blasted a plan by city leaders to rehouse 2,300 individuals currently staying in hotels as part of the city's COVID-19 response.
Several San Francisco supervisors and homeless service providers on Tuesday blasted a plan by city leaders to rehouse 2,300 individuals currently staying in hotels as part of the city's COVID-19 response.
Restaurants struggle to survive with latest COVID wave, restrictions
There is a growing conflict pitting desperate health officials wanting to prevent a virus tidal wave against equally desperate small business owners trying to keep their businesses alive.
There is a growing conflict pitting desperate health officials wanting to prevent a virus tidal wave against equally desperate small business owners trying to keep their businesses alive.
Restaurants struggle to survive with latest COVID wave and restrictions
There is a growing conflict pitting desperate health officials wanting to prevent a virus tidal wave against equally desperate small business owners trying to keep their businesses alive.
There is a growing conflict pitting desperate health officials wanting to prevent a virus tidal wave against equally desperate small business owners trying to keep their businesses alive.
Progressive California ballot measures defeated
KTVU's Jesse Gary reports.
KTVU's Jesse Gary reports.
Homeless veterans find help off the streets through South Bay program
Santa Clara County's 'All The Way Home' program has helped nearly 2,000 homeless veterans off the streets. KTVU's Ann Rubin says the program seeks help from the government and private sectors to help veterans find homes.
Santa Clara County's 'All The Way Home' program has helped nearly 2,000 homeless veterans off the streets. KTVU's Ann Rubin says the program seeks help from the government and private sectors to help veterans find homes.
Benicia officer on leave after hitting, killing pedestrian
An investigation is underway after an on-duty Benicia police officer struck and killed a pedestrian.
An investigation is underway after an on-duty Benicia police officer struck and killed a pedestrian.
World War II vets return to the sky
World War II veterans Al Maggini, 105, and Del Tiedman, 100, were invited to fly as passengers on a WWII-era plane for Veterans Day.
World War II veterans Al Maggini, 105, and Del Tiedman, 100, were invited to fly as passengers on a WWII-era plane for Veterans Day.
Ex-Marine credits military training for successful Bay Area business
Rob Roth reports.
Rob Roth reports.
Push to rename Berkeley school after Kamala Harris
After Kamala Harris's historic victory, there is a new push to rename a Berkeley school after her.
After Kamala Harris's historic victory, there is a new push to rename a Berkeley school after her.
Patrol car kills man in Benicia
An on-duty patrol car killed a male pedestrian in Benicia. Christian Kafton reports
An on-duty patrol car killed a male pedestrian in Benicia. Christian Kafton reports
Girl says Kamala Harris looks like her
Sonja Parcell recorded a video showing her explaining to her daughter that Harris would be the first woman vice president if Joe Biden and Harris won the election. Parcell?s daughter said ?that looks like me? and pointed to herself when her mother mentions Harris, who has Jamaican and Indian heritage. Credit: Sonja Parcell via Storyful
Sonja Parcell recorded a video showing her explaining to her daughter that Harris would be the first woman vice president if Joe Biden and Harris won the election. Parcell?s daughter said ?that looks like me? and pointed to herself when her mother mentions Harris, who has Jamaican and Indian heritage. Credit: Sonja Parcell via Storyful
World War II veteran from Fremont celebrates 100th birthday
Staff Sgt. Roy Snyder is a World War II veteran who just celebrated his 100th birthday. He was an educator in Fremont and has six children and even more grandchildren. Frank Mallicoat reports
Staff Sgt. Roy Snyder is a World War II veteran who just celebrated his 100th birthday. He was an educator in Fremont and has six children and even more grandchildren. Frank Mallicoat reports
Parents rally against Livermore Schools over distance learning
Critics claim Livermore School District's bias is preventing students from returning to in-person learning during the pandemic.
Critics claim Livermore School District's bias is preventing students from returning to in-person learning during the pandemic.
Dublin teen feels unsafe after BLM event targeted by gun dealer
A Dublin teenager is feeling shaken up after his planned Black Lives Matter event has been threatened online. Amber Lee reports
A Dublin teenager is feeling shaken up after his planned Black Lives Matter event has been threatened online. Amber Lee reports
Compromised COVID test ruins woman?s Hawaiian vacation
A Hayward woman, who flew to Hawaii, said her vacation was ruined after she did not receive her Covid-19 test results to avoid quarantine. Walgreens Pharmacy told her that her test sample had been compromised by a homeless man.
A Hayward woman, who flew to Hawaii, said her vacation was ruined after she did not receive her Covid-19 test results to avoid quarantine. Walgreens Pharmacy told her that her test sample had been compromised by a homeless man.
Contra Costa County returns to state red-tier restrictions
Contra Costa County is among the 11 California counties moving to a more restrictive tier for COVID reopening. KTVU's Jana Katsuyama talks to business owners about the impact
Contra Costa County is among the 11 California counties moving to a more restrictive tier for COVID reopening. KTVU's Jana Katsuyama talks to business owners about the impact