19-year-old killed in crosswalk while walking dog in Santa Rosa

The family of a Santa Rosa teenager killed while walking her dog wants to raise awareness about pedestrian safety. They 're struggling to make sense of how a driver could crash into the 19-year-old when it was still light outside. Her family visited the scene of the crash to try to get answers.

Sonoma County sues all major social media giants

Saying that some 94,000 minors, in Sonoma County alone, have been ‘uniquely harmed’ by social media, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors have signed on to a major lawsuit with two other California counties against an army of social media giants.

Heat returns this week

Your Tuesday forecast features mild to warm temperatures. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the upper 80s. Hear returns later in the week. The hottest areas will be close to 100 by Thursday.

Marvelous Monday!

Cloud cover for areas not along the coast looks to burn off fairly quickly today. That, along with a slight decrease in onshore flow, allows for slightly warmer conditions than yesterday for all but the immediate coast. Highs Inland will peak in the low 90s, while the coast and bay, will mostly stick to the 60s and 70s. Winds will also begin to back off today. Aside from the regularly breezy passes and valleys, most of the region will begin to see lighter winds that will last into the long term portion of the forecast. Ok, now for the extended forecast...high temps will hit triple digits by Thursday into Friday. This is the first prolonged heat wave in the area. Hot temps Breezy Winds Low Humidity all spell ELEVATED FORE DANGER! Watch for Advisories or "Watch" from NWS. Be prepared and stay cool and hydrated!

2 Utah officers killed, police dog injured

“They requested additional units. And then stopped answering their radio,” police said after two officers were killed responding to a disturbance.

San Jose sweep homeless people from Columbus Park

Over the years, Columbus Park has become a refuge for homeless LGBTQ+ people seeking safety in community. As San Jose gears up to sweep its largest homeless encampment, members of this population have limited options where they don't fear being harassed.