Family shares last meal with 86-year-old patriarch before deadly Thanksgiving DUI Concord crash
The family of an 86-year-old Concord man killed in a Thanksgiving Day DUI crash wrestled with mixed emotions on Tuesday. Although they were sad at their loss, they found solace in the last meal they shared with him.
Post Office in Livermore shows off new package sorting machine
The U.S. Postal service in Livermore on Thursday showed off some of its new equipment to help Americans ship millions of packages around this country this holiday.
'Snowfall' part of Warriors' holiday tree lighting celebration
It was a spectacular sight in San Francisco as the Warriors hosted a free holiday celebration for the community in Thrive City on Wednesday night.
Strong winds knock over National Christmas Tree in front of White House
Strong wind gusts knocked over the National Christmas Tree in front of the White House Tuesday afternoon.
Bay Area family mourns loss of 'peaceful' teen gunned down
15-year-old Alan Ruiz Jr. was visiting his family in Lodi over Thanksgiving weekend when police confirmed he was gunned down.
Ways to keep holiday packages secure
It's Cyber Monday, a day when billions will be spent shopping online. But as delivery drivers make their way to your homes, so may package thieves.
White House 2023 Christmas decor unveiled
First lady Jill Biden unveiled the official 2023 White House holiday decor Monday in hopes of inspiring visitors to embrace their inner child and keep their hearts open to the "magic, wonder, and joy" of the season.
Secondhand Sunday: Thrifting for gifting grows in popularity
National Secondhand Sunday offers a chance for shoppers to discover unique items and forgo expensive, lower-quality items that are made en masse today.
Watch: Train adorned with Christmas lights rumbles through southern England
The Christmas Train of Lights in southern England kicked off the holiday season last week with its first run ahead of its official opening.
Thousands line the streets for the Los Altos festival of lights parade
With over 50 groups participating in the holiday parade, people from across the South Bay lined the street in Los Altos.
Several Bay Area residents arrested over holiday weekend for DUI
The Petaluma Police Department had their work cut out for them this weekend with 11 DUI arrests being made by residents spanning all over the Bay Area.
SF's Fairmont Hotel among top 3 best hotels to visit during holidays
San Francisco's own Fairmont Hotel is in the running to be the best hotel in the country to visit during the holidays.
Piedmont's Scouts Tree lot now open for holiday season
If you're looking to support a good cause with your Christmas tree purchase this year, the Scouts Tree lot in Piedmont might be the business for you.
Performers from the Great Dickens Christmas Fair stop by KTVU before the show
The Great Dickens Christmas Fair is back at the Cow Palace in Daly City. Catch the festive event every Saturday and Sunday through December 17th.
SFPD increases patrols in Union Square for holiday shopping season
Shoppers will notice more police patrolling San Francisco’s most popular shopping area, Union Square.
Holiday preparations in full swing post-Thanksgiving
As the sound of a chainsaw made a fresh cut into the trunk of a pine tree, Steve Clancy shared how his grandfather started selling fresh cut Christmas trees almost 75 years ago.
Residents impacted by Kentucky derailment fire can now return home for Thanksgiving
Authorities reviewed air monitoring data and decided it was safe to let people return to the small town of Livingston.
Amazon, NFL hoping to establish tradition with 1st Black Friday game
It is not a stretch to say that the Black Friday game between the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets is Amazon’s Super Bowl.
How to handle combative relatives during the holidays: 'Welcome to attend,' with conditions
They say this is the most wonderful time of the year — and quite possibly, it could be. That is, except if you anticipate having combative relatives in your home during the holidays.
Shoppers and soup kitchens make final preparations for Thanksgiving
From folks who were hosting Thanksgiving for their families to organizations that planned to feed the less fortunate, the day before Thanksgiving was a busy one.