Oakland art students showcase skills at annual fashion show
The Oakland School for the Arts held its much-anticipated annual fashion show, a year in the making.
San Francisco Chinatown Night Market named no. 1 by USA Today
On Friday, San Francisco Chinatown kicked off a series of night markets that will last for at least the next five months.
Priests fight new law requiring sexual abuse reporting learned during confession | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- as the world celebrates a new pope leaders of the Catholic Church in Washington State are waging a fight against a new law that requires clergy to report sexual abuse they learn about during confession. Why do church leaders believe this infringes on freedom of religion and what could happen to Catholic priests who follow the law? And we'll get back to the Menendez Brothers' push for freedom. After a series of delays and legal fights, a judge cleared the way for their resentencing hearing next week. Coming up -- hear from their relatives and attorneys about what they expect will come next.
Americans react to the news of newest pope, Pope Leo | West Coast Wrap
Tonight, people from the Pacific Northwest to Southern California across the West celebrate Pope Leo's election on the 14th. Coming up -- why so many Catholics are hopeful about the man chosen to lead the church and the message they're taking away from the pontiff's first speech. Plus -- a special gift for two single moms in Arizona that comes just in time for Mother's Day; why having a reliable way to get around is life-changing.
This $125M Bay Area estate is the most expensive on the market. The rare opportunity to buy a piece of it
A $125 million home for sale in the peninsula town of Woodside may be the Bay Area’s most expensive house currently on the market. The sellers are offering a rare opportunity to purchase a piece of the historic legacy estate.
Former officers acquitted in beating death of Tyre Nichols
Three former Memphis police officers were cleared of all state charges stemming from the 2023 beating death of Tyre Nichols. The killing sparked protests in cities across the nation.
Community rallies around arts groups after federal grants are cancelled
The National Endowment for the Arts rescinded their awards for 2025, leaving organizations uncertain of the future.
Arrests at campus demonstrations | West Coast Wrap
Growing unrest on college campuses across the West. Police moved in to make arrests as protesters took over a building and set fires. We'll take a look at what sparked these demonstrations.
This Bay Area native just unseated Taylor Swift as world’s youngest self-made woman billionaire
At age 30, a Bay Area native and artificial intelligence entrepreneur has now dethroned celebrity powerhouse Taylor Swift as the world’s youngest self-made woman billionaire, in a new Forbes review.
Intentional road rage | West Coast Wrap
Authorities in Oregon are searching for a hit-and-run driver who they say intentionally swerved into a motorcyclist along a busy freeway leaving them with serious injuries. We have more on the dispute behind this terrifying crash.
Oakland Ballet Company's Angel Island Project spotlights immigration island detainees
The Oakland Ballet Company's Angel Island Project is a one-time show this weekend that celebrates AAPI culture and looks at the history of those detained on the island between 1910 and 1940.
7 killed in fiery crash near Yellowstone National Park | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- a young man convicted of taking part in the beating death of an Arizona teenager at a party learns his punishment: how long he'll spend behind bars and what he told the court. Plus -- restoring dignity to inmates as they visit with their loved ones behind bars. Coming up -- the groundbreaking program launched at one Colorado jail that starts with a change of clothing. And, several were killed when a tour van crashed near Yellowstone in Idaho.
Father grieves daughter who died from fall | West Coast Wrap
A Washington father is searching for answers after his 18-year-old daughter died after a fall at UC Santa Barbara. We learn more about his trip to the campus and what he's asking from investigators.
Bay Area woman with stage 4 lung cancer continues to beat the odds
A Bay Area woman fights back against the odds to raise awareness about lung cancer in Asian American women who have never smoked.
Bear breaks into Tahoe ice cream shop, swipes gallons of chocolate chip cookie dough
A four-legged intruder with a sweet tooth broke into a Tahoe café and made off with three gallons of ice cream.
Drop in shipments tied to Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- ports across the West are bracing for a major slowdown starting next week. Coming up -- a business expert joins us live to explain how the Trump Administration's steep tariffs on Chinese goods are leading to a sharp drop in shipments. Plus -- if you're waiting on an Amazon package, look up! Today the online retail giant launched drone delivery in one Arizona community. How quickly the company promises to have those packages on people's doorsteps.
3 workers killed at San Leandro company; Cal-OSHA has no power to shut down
Three workers in the last eight years have been killed at a family-owned metal scrap recycling business, and the San Leandro company has been fined for more than 60 safety violations as far back as the 1990s – possibly the worst safety record of any similar company in the last 10 years in California, a review of federal data shows.
SoCal fire victims victimized again | West Coast Wrap
A Southern California community was devastated by the Eaton Fire and now many neighbors are being victimized again. How authorities are responding to a troubling rise in property crimes, targeting fire survivors.
Technical problems cancel highly anticipated $2,000 e-bike voucher drawing
California's $2,000 e-bike voucher give-away is being held Tuesday night, and applicants have a one-hour window to sign up.
Americans say $1.26M is the 'magic number' to retire comfortably, predictably it's higher in California
New research shows U.S. adults believe the "magic number" they need to retire comfortably sits at $1.26 million, with more than half of those surveyed saying they will likely outlive their savings.