Students hospitalized from heatwave on West Coast

Tonight -- as a dangerous fall heat wave takes hold across much of the West, the soaring temperatures are posing a serious health risk. Coming up -- an update on the southern California students who were taken to hospitals after being overcome by the heat. Plus -- urban search and rescue teams from across the West are on the ground tonight in parts of the country devastated by Hurricane Helene helping with a massive response effort. We'll talk live with a former FEMA coordinator about the priorities and the challenges for those first responders.

No more homework at some Vegas schools for rest of year | West Coast Wrap

We'll get back to the vice president's trip to Arizona's southern border. See how the Democratic presidential nominee is pushing her vision of the future of immigration policy in the U.S. Plus, former president Trump offers up immigration reform policies of his own. And, no homework all year for some students in Las Vegas. We'll break down why one school thinks that will help save money.

101-year-old East Bay TikTok star shares his WWII stories

In his 101 years of life, Jake Larson has gained recognition for a number of remarkable feats, the most notable, his heroic acts as a World War II soldier. And now, the Martinez man is known as a TikTok star, as he’s used his huge following to tell his war stories and keep history alive.

LA city bus hijacked, passenger killed | West Coast Wrap

The U.S. Secret Service pushes back against claims of a "security lapse" involving former president Barack Obama outside a restaurant in Los Angeles. TMZ spoke with the man making those allegations. Tonight on West Coast Wrap, they'll walk us through what he says happened. Plus, we have the response from the Secret Service. And, an entire community is benefiting from a 12-year-old with a big imagination. Watch her vision of the ultimate playground become a reality.

These Bay Area cities ranked among the rudest in America

From talking on speakerphone while in public to being impolite towards service workers, there are certain behaviors many consider socially disrespectful. A new analysis lists two Bay Area cities among the rudest in the U.S.