Concerns over tsunami warning | West Coast Wrap
Questions remain about the widespread tsunami warning following yesterday's large earthquake off the Northern California coast. Millions received the alert on their phones and it caused quite a bit of confusion and concern. We hear from the coordinator at the national tsunami warning center in Alaska who explains why they're taking a closer look at how to improve the alert system.
Prison bureau ordered protections to women after class action suit by women held at FCI Dublin
In an unprecedented decision, the Bureau of Prisons has reached an agreement in a class-action lawsuit brought by women who were incarcerated at FCI Dublin in California.
Controversial plan to shorten 'iconic' East Bay reservoir tower to move forward
A contentious plan to dramatically shorten the height of a nearly century-year-old landmark tower at a popular East Bay reservoir, for earthquake safety, is set to move forward, despite opposition from community members.
Bureau of Prisons is closing FCI Dublin and other facilities after years of abuse and decay
The Associated Press has learned that the federal Bureau of Prisons is permanently closing its “rape club" women’s prison in California and will idle six facilities in a sweeping realignment after years of abuse, decay and mismanagement
5 and 6-year-olds shot in California school shooting | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- we continue following the latest developments from Butte County where authorities are investigating why a gunman opened fire at an elementary school this afternoon, leaving two students wounded. It appears the shooter took his own life. Coming up -- hear from one parent who raced toward that school looking for their child. Plus -- it's fun to put up holiday lights this time of year, on the tree or the house. But covering your car in festive lights can pose a serious risk. Tonight -- the sheriff's department here in the West is warning drivers about taking their holiday cheer on the road.
SF Ballet, union engaged in contract dispute days before 'Nutcracker' opening night
The future of one of the Bay Area's most popular and beloved holiday shows, the Nutcracker by the San Francisco Ballet, hangs in the balance, as the company and union engage in contract negotiations.
FBI raids SoCal home of alleged arms dealer helping North Korea | West Coast Wrap
FBI agents raid a Southern California home. Authorities say the man who lived there is an arms dealer who's been helping North Korea. Reaction from neighbors watching this investigation unfold. Feds say the suspect is talking.
Kendrick Lamar and SZA coming to the Bay Area, 2025 tour dates announced
Kendrick Lamar and SZA are coming to the Bay Area as part of a collaboration tour announced on Tuesday.
Taco Bell unveils drive-thru photo booth experience — Here's where you can find it
Taco Bell is introducing a unique drive-thru photo booth experience called the Live Más Drive-Thru Cams at select locations across the U.S.
Improving lunar landings | West Coast Wrap
A group of engineering students at Arizona State University come out on top in a NASA design competition. The problem they tackled and how their system could help improve lunar landings.
Support for man known for elaborate holiday displays | West Coast Wrap
An outpouring of support for a man known for his elaborate holiday displays. He didn't think he'd be able to dazzle crowds this year. We'll show you what it took to ensure his house was decorated this season.
Blackout Holiday Market showcases Black entrepreneurs in Oakland
The holiday shopping season is underway in downtown Oakland, supporting black entrepreneurs at the Blackout Holiday Market.
Black Friday shoppers fill Union Square, crowds steady but not overwhelming
Shoppers across the Bay Area are on the hunt for good deals this Black Friday. Many people are dropping into stores in San Francisco's Union Square. While activity picked up in the afternoon, some businesses say foot traffic is down from this time last year.
Oakland federal judge helps former FCI Dublin prisoners gain early freedom
Laura Denisse Russell is home with her family for Thanksgiving after a federal judge in Oakland helped secure her early freedom through a series of extraordinary letters she's been sending to judges across the country about the sexual abuse and medical neglect at the now-shuttered Federal Correctional Institute at Dublin.
A comprehensive list of Black Friday store hours in the Bay Area
For many Americans, the sport of nabbing deals on Black Friday on the day after Thanksgiving, is as much of a tradition as the turkey, mashed potatoes, and pies.
Acclaimed pastry chef volunteers at café in the Tenderloin
On the eve of Thanksgiving, most people are preparing for their family dinner, but a San Francisco pastry chef is committed to serving the most vulnerable.
Concrete statues falls, crushes young boy | West Coast Wrap
Tonight -- a young boy is in critical condition after an unusual accident at an Arizona resort. Authorities say a concrete statue fell over and crushed him. Coming up -- the latest on this investigation. Plus -- the day before Thanksgiving is a hectic time for cannabis dispensaries across the West. We'll have more on what's driving the bump in sales on what's known as "Green Wednesday."
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? We may have an answer
Scientists in Europe believe they may have finally solved the long-debated question of which came first: the chicken or the egg.
Hella Cool Gigs: Cable car operators
Both locals and tourists love the cable cars that run through the city of San Francisco. The two-person crew who operates them are keeping a special piece of Bay Area history alive with each ride.
TSA facial recognition concerns | West Coast Wrap
As millions of people are flying for Thanksgiving, an Oregon senator and some fellow lawmakers are sounding the alarm over a new TSA program that's being used at more airports. A digital rights organization joins us to weigh in on the privacy concerns with this facial recognition technology.