Sheriff deputies scramble to escape wildfire | West Coast Wrap
Stunning video out of the Central Valley tonight shows deputies scrambling for nearly 40 minutes to escape a wildfire. Tonight on West Coast Wrap, see how they got to safety, after being surrounded by flames. And, severe weather returns to the southwest. Dozens of trees taken down across Phoenix and Scottsdale. We'll break down the damage from the region's latest monsoon storm.
Roosters rescued from cockfighting ring | West Coast Wrap
Hundreds of roosters rescued from suspected cockfighting rings in the West. Why investigators in one state believe their case has international reach.
Waymo's Peninsula expansion a public safety concern local politician says
Waymo's driverless, robotaxi service has expanded into areas of the Peninsula, where one local politician sounded the alarm about the tech company, calling the deployment of their vehicles a public safety concern.
California universities among 'most beautiful' in America
Architectural Digest has named two Bay Area college campuses among the most beautiful in America.
X to leave San Francisco, but will remain Bay Area based
X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, is leaving San Francisco, but the company will remain in the Bay Area.
These California cities rank as the most expensive cities to live in the world in 2024
A new study found three California cities were among the top 15 most expensive cities to live in the world.
East Palo Alto youth development center creates job opportunities for local artists
EPACENTER in East Palo Alto, launched a workforce development program for young people 18-25 last year.
Fire destroys homes in Southern California | West Coast Wrap
The Edgehill Fire has destroyed multiple homes in Southern California. We hear from a woman who has a big thank you for the person who got her out of harm's way.
FCI Dublin: Special master finds 'cascade of failures' at women's prison
A federal court-appointed “special master" found that the medical care, investigations into sex abuse reports, unnecessary disciplinary measures, lack of programming and classes, as well as the hasty transfer of 605 incarcerated women at FCI Dublin were a “cascade of failures."
Judge slams BOP for trying to dismiss FCI Dublin case; grills deputy director
A federal judge on Friday slammed lawyers for the Bureau of Prisons for trying to dismiss a lawsuit over sexual abuse and retaliation at the now-shuttered FCI Dublin, while she also grilled the deputy director of the federal prison system, who flew in from Washington, D.C. to Oakland for the hearing.
Two people in their 80's find love, in a story transcends continents and language
An 81-year-old bride and 88-year-old groom find love. They don't speak the same language; She only speaks Italian, he only speaks English but Dwight Moberg says in their hearts he and Gina speak the same language.
Arizona detective behind bars for killing wife | West Coast Wrap
A detective in Arizona finds himself behind bars. The grisly case that's led investigators to believe he killed his own wife.
Zip Trips: Fremont
Take a Zip Trip tour of Fremont with KTVU.
Zip Trips: Fremont's Ishami Dance
Amit Patel discusses the long journey of creating Ishami Dance.
Zips Trips: Fremont Taste of the Town
Sal Castaneda takes a tasting tour of Fremont.
Zip Trips: Fremont trivia
Frank Mallicoat asks Fremont residents trivia about their city.
Video game actors go on strike | West Coast Wrap
Republicans hope to win over voters by focusing on the border: the message sent today by former President Trump's running mate, JD Vance, and the response by several mayors in southern Arizona. Also, video game actors take to the picket lines today. What they're demanding from studios and their concerns about artificial intelligence. This and more for today's episode of West Coast Wrap.
Hella Cool Gigs: Fish biologist
Did you know there's a guy counting fish in the creeks at Muir Woods? A select group of biologists are working to preserve and grow the population of endangered species in Bay Area parks. One fishery biologist shows KTVU's Crystal Bailey how the National Park Service creates sustainable habitats.
Reusable bottle company trying to save planet | KTVU Made in the Bay
Pam Cook introduces us to the people behind PATH Water, where it's about what's outside that counts. Path is partnering with businesses and people around the world to take the pledge to take the path to a more sustainable planet.
Washington candidate for governor says Newsom sweeps are great idea
Gov. Newsom's push to sweep homeless encampments has attracted some controversy but one candidate for governor in Washington State says it's a great idea. We look at how the issue is playing in this election.