San Francisco: Rampant sex work along Shotwell Street leads to lawsuit
A group of San Francisco residents has filed a lawsuit against the city to stop illegal activities in their neighborhood.
X to leave San Francisco on Friday the 13th: report
An ominous date has been announced for the official shut down of X’s San Francisco headquarters.
More companies are posting "Ghost Jobs"
Mounting layoffs are putting more pressure on people already looking for a job. It is not unusual for job seekers to apply to hundreds of postings and not get so much as a nibble. One reason it's so hard to get hired is that more and more companies are turning to ghost jobs, whish is advertising a position that doesn't actually exist. Career expert Brenda Cunningham, president of the National Resume Writers Association explains why more and more companies are doing this.
CHP pursuit spans 3 counties
A police pursuit spanning three Bay Area counties ended in one car crash, multiple arrests and the recovery of an AK- firearm.
BART train hits, kills person in Berkeley
A person was hit and killed by a BART train Wednesday afternoon in Berkeley, officials said.
Co-parenting & the role it plays in a child development
Children are most likely being raised by more than one adult. There are multi-generations helping with children; split families, blended families and single parents. Pam Cook talks with Dr. Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan about the impact co-parenting has on a child's development and behavior, now, and in the future.
OUSD lead contamination, charges dismissed in cop killing: Today news | KTVU
OUSD has "unacceptable" levels of lead in the water and an Alameda County judge dismissed all charges against the third defendant held in the killing of Officer Tuan Le. Get these headlines and more on KTVU.
Hot, then cooldown
Today will be hot inland, but the cooldown begins in earnest later today.
An Oakland man shot and killed while working at a busy parking lot
Neighbors say a man selling cell phone service in a busy parking lot in East Oakland was killed in broad daylight. There is a memorial of candles , flowers and balloons at the crime scene in honor of the victim.
An Oakland man shot and killed while working at a busy parking lot
Neighbors say a man selling cell phone service in a busy parking lot in East Oakland was killed in broad daylight., There is a memorial of candles , flowers and balloons at the crime scene in honor of the victim.
Sheriff's deputy trapped by wildfire flames | West Coast Wrap
A sheriff's deputy is trapped by flames as a massive wildfire rages in Montana. The terrifying moments captured by a dashcam and how the deputy was able to escape.
Oakland School District calls lead contamination, failure to communicate "unacceptable"
The Oakland Unified School Board addressed elevated levels of lead found in water across school campuses in a packed school board meeting Wednesday night.
49ers Foundation holds annual fundraiser to support Bay Area youth
The Foundation says it’s invested more than $50 million in underserved Bay Area communities over the last 30 years.
Animal advocate cares for pets of SJ unhoused residents amid encampment sweep
An animal advocate, Wednesday, cared for pets of some of San Jose's unhoused residents as the city performed an encampment sweep near downtown.
Muni bus drivers injured after crash in San Francisco
Two Muni bus drivers were injured in a crash in San Francisco on Wednesday.
High school football player's mom says son has concussion, broken nose, after locker room attack
The mother of a Dublin High School football player says her 14-year-old son can't play his first high school game due to broken nose and concussion injuries from an attack by a parent and four teens in the boy's locker room.
Muni buses involved in crash
Authorities are investigating a crash involving Muni buses that sent two drivers to the hospital.
Marin enlists resident to help fight opioid crisis
Despite its wealth, desirability and carefree attitude, Marin County finds itself awash in lethal opioid overdoses.
Community honors fallen San Jose officer
Visitation began on Wednesday for a Long Pham, a San Jose Community Service Officer who died in the line of duty.
Neighbors file lawsuit against SF over street conditions
Neighbors on and near Shotwell Street in San Francisco's Inner Mission say the city has allowed prostitutes and pimps to roam, and generally poor street conditions. Now, they've filed a lawsuit demanding change.