Piedmont father speaks out for 1st time since daughter killed in Cybertruck crash

Piedmont father Carl Tsukahara gave his first in-person interview on Thursday, five months after his 19-year-old daughter, Krysta, and her two friends were killed just before Thanksgiving in a Cybertruck accident. 

Berkeley's last standing movie theater downtown will be turned into housing

The Berkeley City Council on Thursday voted to tear down the United Artists Theatre on Shattuck Avenue, the last standing movie theater in downtown, in order to convert it to new housing.

Caught on cam: Smash-and-grab at Oakland 7-Eleven

Several people were detained following a smash-and-grab burglary at a 7-Eleven in Oakland early Thursday morning, police said.

San Anselmo restaurant helps families of 4 teen girls who died in Marin County crash

A restaurant in San Anselmo has been helping to raise funds to help the families in Marin County, whose daughters died and were injured in a deadly crash near Fairfax.

Oakland school board ends contract with superintendent as district exits receivership

The Oakland Unified School District on Wednesday voted behind closed doors to remove longtime Superintendent Kyla Johnson-Trammell. The decision was made despite her being credited with getting the district out of receivership. 

Fremont debate students raise funds for coach stricken with cancer

A group of Fremont debate students have launched a GoFundMe account to raise funds for their beloved teacher, who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.

Union City man accused of hate crime and use of deadly weapon against police officers

A Union City man is facing several charges, including felony hate crime and assault with a deadly weapon against officers, following an alleged "violent rampage," the Alameda County District Attorney announced Wednesday. 

Oakland congresswoman is on a mission to save BART, mass transit

Oakland Congresswoman Lateefah Simon met with BART officials at Oakland's 19th Street station to see BART stations and other developments for the critical transit agency facing massive deficits and lingering low ridership.

Health inspectors shut down Whole Foods in Cupertino due to 'vermin'

Health inspectors have shut down the Whole Foods Market on Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino. This comes after repeated inspections turned up vermin in and around the store.

Saks Fifth leaving San Francisco's Union Square

Saks Fifth Avenue is joining the list of long-standing businesses leaving San Francisco’s Union Square.

Cooling continues
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Abundant clouds will blanket most of the Bay Area Thursday. The cooling trend continues. Highs should range from the upper 50s to the mid 60s. Shower chances will be increasing Friday pm - Saturday.

San Francisco's Muni facing a $322 million budget deficit

San Francisco's Municipal Transportation Agency is facing a financial cliff with a projected $322 million budget deficit. 

Survivor of deadly Marin County crash released from hospital

One of the survivors of a deadly Marin County crash that killed four teenage girls last Friday has been released from the hospital.

Parents file lawsuit in Piedmont Cybertruck crash that killed 3 college students

A grieving family on Wednesday filed a wrongful death lawsuit stemming from a deadly Cybertruck crash in Piedmont where three college students died on the day before Thanksgiving. 

Sports Focus
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We feature the championship soccer team at Roseland University Prep, the championship basketball team at The International School of San Francisco, and a look at a standout 12-year-old female boxer who is headed to USA nationals in the summer. There's also a look at the special weekend for a 5-year-old boy who survived cancer and spent a day training with the San Jose Sharks.