San Mateo family, neighbors demand safer streets after devastating crash
Family members and safety advocates rallied at San Mateo City Hall to demand immediate changes after a father and his two children were struck in a crosswalk near San Mateo High School.
Family members and safety advocates rallied at San Mateo City Hall to demand immediate changes after a father and his two children were struck in a crosswalk near San Mateo High School.
Changes on the way
Your Tuesday forecast features partly sunny skies. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 70s. The weather pattern will soon be changing! Shower chances will be going up later in the week.
Your Tuesday forecast features partly sunny skies. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 70s. The weather pattern will soon be changing! Shower chances will be going up later in the week.
TMZ: Former Migos rapper Offset shot outside Florida casino
TMZ reports that Atlanta-based rapper Offset was shot Monday evening near a casino near Hollywood, Florida.
TMZ reports that Atlanta-based rapper Offset was shot Monday evening near a casino near Hollywood, Florida.
Think gas is expensive now? Here’s why it could get worse
For Californians, the sting of high gas prices may be a warning sign of broader economic trouble ahead.
For Californians, the sting of high gas prices may be a warning sign of broader economic trouble ahead.
San Jose Earthquakes partner with juvenile hall for soccer program
The San Jose Earthquakes partnered with a juvenile detention center to teach lessons in soccer which can help youth succeed in the outside world --including teamwork and personal responsibility.
The San Jose Earthquakes partnered with a juvenile detention center to teach lessons in soccer which can help youth succeed in the outside world --including teamwork and personal responsibility.
Nanny accused of $60K spending spree on boss' credit card
A Tiburon nanny was arrested on suspicion of racking up tens of thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges on her former employer’s credit card, according to police.
A Tiburon nanny was arrested on suspicion of racking up tens of thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges on her former employer’s credit card, according to police.
Student describes witnessing fight with knife on Cupertino high school's campus
Officials confirm a knife was used in a fight on campus at Cupertino's Homestead High School Monday afternoon. There were no significant injuries, according to the Santa Clara County Sheriff's office.
Officials confirm a knife was used in a fight on campus at Cupertino's Homestead High School Monday afternoon. There were no significant injuries, according to the Santa Clara County Sheriff's office.
Oakland coffee shop owner Amy Hillyard missing nearly 2 weeks
A family is holding out hope that a missing Oakland coffee shop owner who vanished nearly two weeks ago will be brought home safely.
A family is holding out hope that a missing Oakland coffee shop owner who vanished nearly two weeks ago will be brought home safely.
Man dies in SJ solo crash on Easter Sunday morning
A preliminary investigation into the crash revealed the car was traveling "at a high rate of speed" when, for unknown reasons, it crashed into construction safety barriers in the center median.
A preliminary investigation into the crash revealed the car was traveling "at a high rate of speed" when, for unknown reasons, it crashed into construction safety barriers in the center median.
Inflation fears could push Fed to raise interest rates, key official says
Amid fears that prices are starting to rise too quickly again, the Federal Reserve may opt to tap the brakes on inflation with a potential rate hike later this week, a top official warned.
Amid fears that prices are starting to rise too quickly again, the Federal Reserve may opt to tap the brakes on inflation with a potential rate hike later this week, a top official warned.
San Francisco layoffs begin as deficit nears $1B
San Francisco has begun issuing layoff notices to city employees as officials grapple with a budget deficit reaching nearly $1 billion.
San Francisco has begun issuing layoff notices to city employees as officials grapple with a budget deficit reaching nearly $1 billion.
Police to pay $3.15M after tasing San Anselmo man suffering medical seizure
The Central Marin Police Authority has agreed to pay a 64-year-old financial planner $3.15 million after officers stunned him with a Taser and arrested him as he was suffering a grand mal seizure in his bedroom.
The Central Marin Police Authority has agreed to pay a 64-year-old financial planner $3.15 million after officers stunned him with a Taser and arrested him as he was suffering a grand mal seizure in his bedroom.
Family says 3-year-old immigrant girl was allegedly sexually abused while in federal custody
The family of a 3-year-old girl alleges that she endured sexual abuse while in a foster home after immigration officers separated the child from her mother when they crossed the border illegally in 2025.
The family of a 3-year-old girl alleges that she endured sexual abuse while in a foster home after immigration officers separated the child from her mother when they crossed the border illegally in 2025.
Human remains found during Easter egg hunt, California authorities say
Police say human remains were found during the egg hunt. It's unclear how long the remains had been there.
Police say human remains were found during the egg hunt. It's unclear how long the remains had been there.
Iran and US receive proposal for 45-day ceasefire, reopening of Strait of Hormuz
The war between the U.S. and Iran continued into Monday, with fighting ongoing amid President Donald Trump’s threat to hit Iran's infrastructure if it doesn't reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
The war between the U.S. and Iran continued into Monday, with fighting ongoing amid President Donald Trump’s threat to hit Iran's infrastructure if it doesn't reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Tony Hodrick retires: Legendary KTVU photographer hangs up his camera
After four and a half decades in the TV business, most of them at KTVU, legendary photographer Tony Hodrick hung up his camera for good. No more bulky camera. No more ribbon cuttings. No more early alarms waking up before the crack of dawn.
After four and a half decades in the TV business, most of them at KTVU, legendary photographer Tony Hodrick hung up his camera for good. No more bulky camera. No more ribbon cuttings. No more early alarms waking up before the crack of dawn.
Notable changes leading to a cool down today
The clouds and onshore breeze are back with afternoon highs dropping by 5-15 degrees today. Spring showers and the risk of thunderstorms enter the forecast Thursday and could last into the weekend.
The clouds and onshore breeze are back with afternoon highs dropping by 5-15 degrees today. Spring showers and the risk of thunderstorms enter the forecast Thursday and could last into the weekend.
US weighs permanent ban of Chinese air bag inflators after 10 deaths
Transportation officials are warning about dangerous air bag inflators made in China that could be in your vehicle illegally. Here’s how to check and what to know about the DTN product.
Transportation officials are warning about dangerous air bag inflators made in China that could be in your vehicle illegally. Here’s how to check and what to know about the DTN product.
Pope Leo XIV delivers bold plea for peace in turbulent times
Pope Leo XIV uses his first Easter address as pontiff to renew pleas for peace and dialogue, and to condemn violence. Vanessa Corcoran, Papal expert and advising dean at Georgetown University, gives insight.
Pope Leo XIV uses his first Easter address as pontiff to renew pleas for peace and dialogue, and to condemn violence. Vanessa Corcoran, Papal expert and advising dean at Georgetown University, gives insight.
Rising oil prices threaten global food security
Global food costs keep climbing, and farmers are feeling the squeeze. The U.N.’s FAO reports another jump in prices, while the U.S. exports phosphate fertilizers even as domestic shortages hit spring planting. William Burke, an agricultural economist, at The University of Maryland Eastern Shore, gives insight.
Global food costs keep climbing, and farmers are feeling the squeeze. The U.N.’s FAO reports another jump in prices, while the U.S. exports phosphate fertilizers even as domestic shortages hit spring planting. William Burke, an agricultural economist, at The University of Maryland Eastern Shore, gives insight.