Tourists return to Bay Area after cartel violence strands travelers in Puerto Vallarta
Bay Area travelers are describing fear and uncertainty after cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta left tourists sheltering in place, hiding inside an airport and scrambling to get home.
Bay Area travelers are describing fear and uncertainty after cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta left tourists sheltering in place, hiding inside an airport and scrambling to get home.
RV fire shuts down BART’s Transbay Tube, raising encampment-related concerns
An RV fire near the West Oakland station damaged critical cables, forcing an hours-long shutdown of the Transbay Tube Sunday.
An RV fire near the West Oakland station damaged critical cables, forcing an hours-long shutdown of the Transbay Tube Sunday.
SF lawmaker pitches bill aimed at streamlining takeover of electrical grid
San Francisco State Senator Scott Wiener is advancing a new bill aimed at allowing cities to break up from Pacific Gas & Electric. The senator said the new legislation would end PG&E's efforts to stall efforts to dump the utility company.
San Francisco State Senator Scott Wiener is advancing a new bill aimed at allowing cities to break up from Pacific Gas & Electric. The senator said the new legislation would end PG&E's efforts to stall efforts to dump the utility company.
Mother and son shot dead in Pleasanton mourned
The shooting deaths of a mother and son at their Pleasanton home have shocked a community not accustomed to such violence.
The shooting deaths of a mother and son at their Pleasanton home have shocked a community not accustomed to such violence.
Team USA gold medal hockey victory could help grow the sport for both fans and players
Team USA Gold Medal hockey victory could help grow the sport in America, both in terms of fans and future players.
Team USA Gold Medal hockey victory could help grow the sport in America, both in terms of fans and future players.
Evacuation warning issued in Guerneville due to landslide risk
The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office is alerting residents in Guerneville about an evacuation warning due to the risk of a landslide and tree fall risk.
The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office is alerting residents in Guerneville about an evacuation warning due to the risk of a landslide and tree fall risk.
Raising Cane's plans new restaurant at this iconic Bay Area destination, now undergoing a revamp
A popular, fast-growing chain, known for its chicken-tender meals, is poised to land at one of the Bay Area’s biggest tourist draws.
A popular, fast-growing chain, known for its chicken-tender meals, is poised to land at one of the Bay Area’s biggest tourist draws.
Voices for Change: Sonoma winery owner shares cancer journey, bond with V Foundation
From Season 7, Episode 1: Sarah Citron, the owner of Bricoleur Vineyards, discusses her cancer journey, how she's using it to help others going through similar experiences and how it's formed her unshakable bond with the V Foundation.
From Season 7, Episode 1: Sarah Citron, the owner of Bricoleur Vineyards, discusses her cancer journey, how she's using it to help others going through similar experiences and how it's formed her unshakable bond with the V Foundation.
Voices for Change: New film explores baseball culture in Japan
From Season 7, Episode 1: Director Jason Sterman discusses his new film "Homecoming: The Tokyo Series" which explores Japan's deep relationship with baseball.
From Season 7, Episode 1: Director Jason Sterman discusses his new film "Homecoming: The Tokyo Series" which explores Japan's deep relationship with baseball.
Voices for Change: Oakland woman helps athletes with WNBA dreams
From Season 7, Episode 1: Faatimah A shares how she founded the Women's Premier Basketball Association to give women with dreams of playing pro, a chance to grow and develop.
From Season 7, Episode 1: Faatimah A shares how she founded the Women's Premier Basketball Association to give women with dreams of playing pro, a chance to grow and develop.
Voices for Change: Mayor Barbara Lee reflects on the Rev. Jesse Jackson
From Season 7, Episode 1: Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee shares her memories about the Rev. Jesse Jackson's life and legacy.
From Season 7, Episode 1: Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee shares her memories about the Rev. Jesse Jackson's life and legacy.
Hella Cool Gigs: Sutro Tower Maintenance Worker
Ever wonder what it's like to work on San Francisco's iconic Sutro Tower? KTVU's Crystal Bailey flies high with the city's maintenance workers on Hella Cool Gigs.
Ever wonder what it's like to work on San Francisco's iconic Sutro Tower? KTVU's Crystal Bailey flies high with the city's maintenance workers on Hella Cool Gigs.
Serial Northern California child molester granted parole despite life sentences: report
Former prosecutors and victims are expressing outrage, with calls to place him in a sexually violent predator program rather than public release.
Former prosecutors and victims are expressing outrage, with calls to place him in a sexually violent predator program rather than public release.
California 'Jane Doe' identified 46 years after body found at high school
The case remained cold until 2011, when DNA evidence linked the crime to Wilson Claude Chouest Jr., who was already serving a life sentence for other violent crimes.
The case remained cold until 2011, when DNA evidence linked the crime to Wilson Claude Chouest Jr., who was already serving a life sentence for other violent crimes.
LA28 Olympic ticket registrations surge past 5 million in record-setting draw
The Los Angeles 2028 Olympic organizing committee reports over 5 million ticket draw registrations from 194 countries ahead of the March deadline.
The Los Angeles 2028 Olympic organizing committee reports over 5 million ticket draw registrations from 194 countries ahead of the March deadline.
Woman arrested after threats, damaging several cars: SJPD
A woman was arrested after barricading herself in a San Jose home early Monday morning for roughly five hours after police said she threatened a person and damaged several parked cars.
A woman was arrested after barricading herself in a San Jose home early Monday morning for roughly five hours after police said she threatened a person and damaged several parked cars.
Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week returns
Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week has officially kicked off, bringing 10 days of exclusive menus, special events, and standout sips across Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin and Danville.
Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week has officially kicked off, bringing 10 days of exclusive menus, special events, and standout sips across Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin and Danville.
Kaiser Permanente strike ends, 31K nurses returning to work Tuesday
Over 31,000 Kaiser Permanente nurses and health care professionals in California and Hawaii are ending their historic strike on Tuesday following progress in contract talks.
Over 31,000 Kaiser Permanente nurses and health care professionals in California and Hawaii are ending their historic strike on Tuesday following progress in contract talks.
SF Music Week underway, special performances planned for this weekend
SF Music Week begins today, and this weekend SF Sounds is marking the occasion with two special headline performances at the Ruth Williams Opera House. In celebration of Black History Month, the live shows spotlight local artists in an intimate setting.
SF Music Week begins today, and this weekend SF Sounds is marking the occasion with two special headline performances at the Ruth Williams Opera House. In celebration of Black History Month, the live shows spotlight local artists in an intimate setting.
Fallout continues in Mexico after cartel leader is killed
25 National Guard members in Mexico have been killed following the death of powerful drug cartel leader, El Mencho, was killed. David Shirk, a political science and international relations professor at the University of San Diego, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight into the fallout that continues in Puerto Vallarta.
25 National Guard members in Mexico have been killed following the death of powerful drug cartel leader, El Mencho, was killed. David Shirk, a political science and international relations professor at the University of San Diego, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight into the fallout that continues in Puerto Vallarta.