San Francisco to sweep homeless encampments on 6th Street

San Francisco is set to sweep homeless encampments along 6th Street, where residents and business owners note improvements. Homeless people tell KTVU they face ongoing challenges accessing services.

Pickett Fire: Firefighters gaining control

The latest Cal Fire report on the 4-day old Pickett Fire, shows it has burned 6,803 acres, but is still only 15% contained, making it a threat if winds pick up.  Though still dangerous, this fire is facing relentless assault from forces equal to the task.

Mountain View teens create fire retardant used in Calistoga

Two Mountain View teens created a non-toxic retardant that helped protect homes from wildfires like the Pickett Fire.

Sheriff Corpus removal hearing week 2: Union president testifies

The hearing to recall San Mateo County Sheriff Christina Corpus is now in its second week. The judge said he would make sure both sides in this case have equal time.

Slightly cooler forecast
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Low clouds will bulk up in coverage Tuesday morning. We are expecting slightly cooler temperatures. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the upper 80s;

Sea lion colony shuts down popular California beach

A colony of sea lions has taken over a popular beach and tourist destination in Monterey, prompting a public safety notice and the beach’s closure.   

Emmanuel Haro's mother speaks from jail, insists baby was kidnapped

As the search for the body of 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro continues, his mother, Rebecca Haro, maintains that her baby was kidnapped.

No active shooter found at University of Arkansas, police say

Police at the University of Arkansas responded to multiple reports of an active shooter, but they said they didn't find a shooter or any victims.

This is why the San Rafael apartment fire is so suspicious; 1 victim identified

Police Sgt. Justin Graham said the body of the adult found at the rear of the severely damaged complex at 516 Canal St. was recovered, but because of the "state of the remains," no positive identification could immediately be determined.

AC Transit bus driver shaken up during possible domestic violence attack

An AC Transit bus driver suffered superficial cuts during an attack Monday morning outside the Richmond BART station, an agency spokesman said.

Catholic Charities East Bay warns of immigration scams
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Mario Alioto, CEO at Catholic Charities East Bay, and Ashley Byers-Cosgrove, managing attorney, immigration legal services, warn about scams targeting those seeking legal advice via WhatsApp and social media. Catholic Charities East Bay was founded in 1935, and serves people living in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

Oakland caterer offers meal-prep hacks

With the average monthly cost of groceries totaling up to $1,600 for a family of four, Oakland caterer Olivia Colt wants to help those families save some money with some of her tried-and-true meal hacks. 

How the Supreme Court has ruled on flag-burning laws

As President Trump signed an executive order this week cracking down on flag burning, here’s a look back at when flag burning and desecration have been challenged in the court of law.

Transitional kindergarten universally available in California

The start of a new school year brings new changes to California public schools, with transitional kindergarten now universally available for the first time.

Family of 4-year-old mourns tragic loss, calls for safer streets in Burlingame

A heartbroken Burlingame community gathered to honor 4-year-old Ayden Fang, who was killed when a woman drove onto a downtown sidewalk earlier this month.

Napa County declares local emergencies in response to Pickett Fire

Napa County officials in the span of two days have declared  local emergencies in response to the Pickett Fire, one of which frees up resources to help tackle the roaring blaze.

500 appear at Oakland sideshow, police union complains about staffing

Two large East Bay sideshows drew hundreds of people early Sunday morning in Oakland and Richmond, where people set at least one car on fire and prompted a police union to complain about staffing levels.

High clouds, seasonal temps
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Today will see high clouds and seasonal temps, ranging from the 60s to 90 in Livermore.