San Francisco

San Francisco's popular de Young Museum is open after being shut down since March when the shelter-in-place order went into effect. For many people, Tuesday's reopening for its members came not a moment too soon.

Police deadly force incidents are increasingly being captured on video thanks to the proliferation of body-worn cameras. And a recent California law compels departments to release the footage within 45 days.

U.S. death toll from COVID-19 has surpassed the number of Americans killed in both World War I and The Vietnam War combined. KTVU's Jana Katsuyama reports health officials are warning winter still holds the threat of an additional threat of flu season.

Three more Bay Area counties move from the purple tier to the red tier on the state?s color coded chart. The move allows many more business to reopen with limited capacity.

National Voter Registration Day took on more urgency this year in a highly-politicized and deeply-divided nation. Local groups, labor unions, politicians, and even celebrities are encouraging Americans to register to vote before the Nov. 3rd election.

Tom Vacar reports.

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A family is searching for answers in the latest deadly shooting on a Bay Area highway. The 26-year-old victim had just finished his first week as a Tesla employee when tragedy struck.

The majority of the Bay Area is in the less-restrictive red-tier, but county officials can institute stricter guidelines than the state.

Jesse Gary reports.

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Robert Coleman, 88, was shot by officers on Sept. 12 around 3 a.m. as they were investigating reports of an armed man west of downtown.?

President of the Oakland Firefighters Cancer Prevention Foundation Ryan Meineke highlights the organization's efforts to combat the higher than average rates of cancer firefighters are faced with.

The firefighter who died battling the El Dorado Fire has been identified as Charlie Morton.

Suspect surrenders after standoff in San Jose

President Donald Trump has said he would nominate a woman to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday at the age of 87 and was a champion of gender equality. Allie Rasmus reports

With the pandemic driving tourists away, police say thieves are turning to residential burglary as their new crime of opportunity in San Francisco. KTVU's Debora Villalon reports a 40% jump in this type of crime compared to the same time period last year.