Portola returns for 3rd year; disco chickens rejoice

Bay Area music fans were thrown into a frenzy over the weekend trying to figure out if a rumored lineup for this year's Portola Music Festival was too good to be true...or the real thing. On Monday, fans got the answer they were hoping for. Portola organizers officially confirmed the lineup for the fest, with a long list of heavy-hitting headliners including Rufus Du Sol, Disclosure, Justice, Four Tet, Jamie XX, Fisher and more. KTVU's Alex Savidge chats with Danny Bell, of festival organizer Goldenvoice about all of the exciting changes to the third annual Portola Festival.

Prioritizing mental health services in the AAPI community

Asian Health Services is a community organization with clinics across Oakland. Since the start of the pandemic, the organization has seen two and a half times as many patients coming in for mental health visits. This Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month the group is also spotlighting the unique mental health challenges facing the AAPI community. KTVU's Alex Savidge is joined by Thu Quach, Mon Wong and Tera Eng to discuss the services they offer.

Best of Zip Trips

Get ready for the return of FOX LOCAL Zip Trips! To gear up, KTVU has recapped some of the most unforgettable moments from past seasons. Buckle up as we take a journey down memory lane.

Hella Cool Gigs: Boudin's Master Baker

Learn the history of San Francisco's sourdough bread, which dates back to the days of the gold rush in 1849. Meet the baker responsible for keeping the bread alive.

West Coast Wrap: May 8, 2024

An entire car sank into a pit of mud tonight on West Coast Wrap. We'll explain what caused this unusual scene in the desert. Also, head west later this week as expectations are growing about a major border security announcement. We'll have a preview of the expected changes. The administration is likely to enact. Those stories, and a whole lot more coming up tonight at seven on West Coast Wrap.

Powerless in Prison: The shutdown of FCI Dublin

In April, the Bureau of Prisons abruptly shut down the troubled FCI Dublin. KTVU explains what led up to the closure, questioning whether this was retaliation for outside oversight over the women's prison, which has been riddled with sex abuse for decades.

West Coast Wrap: Thursday, May 2, 2024

We recently brought you the story of a police dog stabbed on the job in Las Vegas. Now, we're learning about the special procedure that helped save his life. We hear from the team of veterinarians who say getting Enzo back home was a community effort. Also an update on the student protests at Portland State University.