Oakland's Real Cutie Pies, black-owned, and woman-led
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Tiffany Thompson, owner of Real Cutie Pies in Oakland, shares how family recipes turned into a thriving pie shop known for Peach Cobbler, Banana Pudding, and Pecan Pie — and why every slice represents legacy, resilience, and generational progress.

Backcountry skiing and avalanche safety
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Ethan Greene, director of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center, talks backcountry safety.

From history to hops: Black brewers shifting the narrative
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Despite Black Sumerian women creating the first known beer recipe thousands of years ago, Black brewery owners make up less than 1% worldwide. During this Black history month, we're highlighting brands who are working together to shift that narrative, one pour at a time.

The pressures of parenting: The case for 'stepping back'
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As parents increasingly worry they're not doing enough for their children, there are growing calls from child development experts who say they are likely doing too much. 

TMZ releasing new documentary into Michael Jackson's life
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During a Pepsi commercial shoot in 1984, a pyrotechnic malfunction left Michael Jackson with sever burns to his scalp. Now, TMZ is releasing a new documentary called, TMZ Presents: Michael Jackson: 30 Fatal Seconds" Thursday night, which explores the aftermath of that single moment, and how it may have reshaped his life.

Joly’s Vinegar sold on Amazon recalled over labeling error posing deadly poisoning risk

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued a recall for Joly’s 80% Vinegar sold on Amazon due to the lack of required warning labels and first-aid treatment instructions that poses a deadly risk of poisoning.

Boyfriend of woman missing for weeks accused of dismembering her, sending disturbing messages from her phone

The boyfriend of missing woman Isadora Wengel has been accused of dismembering her body in North Dakota with tools he DoorDashed to his apartment before allegedly dumping her body across state lines.

Scattered morning showers and gusty winds
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Thursday morning will be cold and wet, but the rainy conditions will clear as the afternoon approaches.

Avalanche victim is spouse of Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue team member, sheriff says

At a news conference Wednesday afternoon, Placer County Sheriff Wayne Woo confirmed that one of the deceased victims was married to a member of the Tahoe Nordic Search and Rescue Team.

Genova Deli in downtown Walnut Creek shuts down

Genova Deli in downtown Walnut Creek closed permanently on Wednesday, bringing an end to specialty sandwiches, prosciutto pickups, and Italian pastries after 58 years in business there. The sudden closure was announced only the day before. 

Another cold system
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Our active weather stretch continues.  A cold system will move into the Bay Area Wednesday evening - early Thursday.  There is the chance of thunderstorms.  Winds will also be factor.  Gusts could approach 40 mph.  With the cold air in place, snow levels will remain quite low (close to 2000 feet). The showers should taper Thursday afternoon.  Plan on some very cold temperatures to start off your Friday morning (20s and 30s).

San Francisco city attorney raises concerns over plans for 'RESET' center

San Francisco is planning its latest approach to battle the drug crisis with a new RESEST center that is an alternative to jail for people who use drugs openly on the streets. But the city attorney has raised some concerns with the program.

South Bay family mistakenly told 92-year-old relative had died at healthcare facility

A South Bay family is searching for answers after a care facility worker mistakenly told them their 92-year-old relative had died — even though she was alive.

Woman and son shot and killed inside Pleasanton home

The bodies of two adults were found at a Pleasanton home Wednesday morning in the 3100 block of Joanne Circle, authorities said.

San Francisco announces $6.3 million in grants for small businesses

San Francisco’s small businesses are about to get a little help to the tune of $6.3 million in new grants, as announced by the Office of Economic and Workforce Development on Wednesday.

Eight wheels, one legacy: skate culture in the Bay Area
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Honoring that legacy with a Bay Area pioneer, Richard Humphrey, who helped carry the culture forward on stages, in studios, and on rinks across the country. Humphrey, founder of Rollerdance Academy, is joined by skate instructors, Takiyah Fraklin, and Isaac Farfan.

Dog found tied, abandoned at Las Vegas airport; owner arrested at gate

A woman was arrested at Harry Reid International Airport on Feb. 2 after allegedly tying her dog to a baggage sizer at a JetBlue ticket counter and leaving it.