Science behind Grand Canyon floods
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The Grand Canyon is one of the nation’s most visited natural wonders, but this week’s disaster is a stark reminder that extreme weather can transform its landscape in a matter of minutes. Victor Baker, regents' professor of Hydrology and Atmospheric Sciences, at University of Arizona, gives insight.

Oakland's Family Search Center reopens
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Today marks the reopening of the Oakland Temple Visitors’ Center and Family Search Center after three months of construction and improvements. The free community resource is open to anyone looking to trace their roots, explore historical records, or preserve treasured family photographs and recordings. Rudiger and Laurie Wolf, directors of the Oakland Family Search Center, give insight.

California lawmakers pass slew of data center bills on final night of session

 The California State Legislature wrapped up its legislative session late Monday night, voting on multiple bills aimed at regulating data centers across the state.

Oakland leaders address illegal dumping, sideshows

Oakland city leaders gathered with residents in Montclair for a pre-planned community meeting focused on addressing illegal dumping, traffic crime, and general street conditions across the city.

Cooler pattern
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September starts off with a cooler than average weather pattern.  Low clouds are expected during the morning hours.  A few areas could also pick up drizzle.  Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 70s.

Oakland community addresses crime concerns
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Oakland community leaders gathered for a meeting to address recent crime, which included illegal dumping and crimes happening on the road.

Prosecutors look to try 17-year-old arrested in Morgan Hill mass shooting as adult
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The Santa Clara County District Attorney is hoping to charge a 17-year-old allegedly behind a Morgan Hill mass shooting at an unauthorized birthday party this summer as an adult

2 men killed during Tomales Bay canoeing trip; 1 identified
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Two people died while canoeing on Tomales Bay in Marin County over the weekend. Authorities say the men left their campsite to go canoeing just before midnight on Saturday, but never returned. One of the victims was identified Monday as Casey Flynn Melia, 36, of San Francisco.

Richmond police arrest suspect in deadly hit-and-run that killed 81-year-old
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Rafael Delgado was walking near the crosswalk at 23rd Street and Hellings Avenue shortly before 8:30 p.m.  on Aug. 23 when he was struck by a vehicle. Authorities announced an arrest on Monday

Oakland shootout suspect is convicted sex offender with history of parole violations
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Police said a man who was released from prison last year after serving 20 years for a sex crime conviction engaged in a shootout with officers in Oakland on Sunday before setting a home on fire. Henry Lee reports

Monterey County man, teen girl wanted after remains of 'Baby Angelita' found on side of road

The Monterey County Sheriff's Office issued arrest warrants for a 14-year-old girl and 38-year-old Sergio Galvez Perez, accused of murder and child sex crimes, respectively.

Prosecutors look to try 17-year-old arrested in Morgan Hill mass shooting as adult

The Santa Clara County District Attorney is hoping to charge a 17-year-old allegedly behind a Morgan Hill mass shooting at an unauthorized birthday party this summer as an adult

Family to be reunited with loved one's ashes stolen during Oakland car burglary

The ashes of Jill Smith were stolen Monday night from a rental car parked near the corner of 8th and Webster streets as a family member dined in a nearby restaurant.

Oakland's Home of Chicken and Waffles permanently closes doors on Monday

The Home of Chicken and Waffles will serve its final Southern comfort food dishes on Monday, bringing an end to a restaurant that has become a fixture in the Oakland community.

The AI boom and demand for data centers
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Data centers are promising jobs, investment and economic growth, but neighbors want to know what comes with them. The fight playing out in Bay Area communities is part of a much bigger national debate over who benefits and who bears the cost. Daniel Aldrich, a Dean's Professor of Resilience at Northeastern University, gives insight.