Zip Trip: Health and wellness Los Gatos
KTVU’s Gasia Mikaelian chats with Linda McGrath, founder of Yoga Source, about the benefits of practicing yoga and how all ages can appreciate it.
Zip Trips: Los Gatos’ Hometown Spotlight
KTVU’s Claudine Wong shines a light on local Los Gatos legend Billy Jones, a train conductor that brought joy to the community throughout the 1900s and whose legend lives on today. In a special addition Claudine highlights other local legends like Mountain Charlie, who lost an eye to a bear, and The Boys, the first openly gay common law-married couple in the country.
Taste of the Town: Los Gatos
KTVU’s Sal Castaneda chats with residents across Los Gatos and highlights a number of local staples. In a special addition to the Taste of the Town segment, KTVU's Frank Mallicoat chats with Dan Reineke, Loma Brewing general manager.
Zip Trips: Los Gatos Art and Wine Festival
KTVU’s Gasia Mikaelian chats with Rusty Reinhardt, a long-time organizer for the Los Gatos Art and Wine Festival, about the upcoming event in September.
Zip Trips Trivia: Los Gatos
KTVU’s Frank Mallicoat chats with Los Gatos residents and tests their knowledge on the South Bay town. The answers are hilarious at times.
Zip Trips: New Museum Los Gatos
KTVU’s Claudine Wong chats with Kimberly Snyder, executive director of the New Museum Los Gatos, about the art and history of the South Bay town.
Netflix offering up to $900k for A.I. job as actors and writers strike
A tech expert says the company has been using A.I. for years, and new job posts indicate use of A.I. technology will continue at the company and improve.
Los Gatos restaurant sued over spicy 'Dragon Balls' by customer
A doctor has filed a lawsuit against a Thai restaurant in Los Gatos, alleging that a dish on the menu was so spicy that it caused permanent injuries to her throat and voice.
Mother, daughter die after crashing Tesla into tree, Santa Clara police say
Santa Clara police say both occupants of a Tesla Model Y died after the car crashed into a tree on Wednesday afternoon.
Los Gatos 'Party Mom' rejects judges 17-year sentence offer; will proceed to trial
Los Gatos 'Party Mom' won't agree to plead guilty; will go to trial instead.
The Cats restaurant in Los Gatos relaunching under new ownership
The building was originally opened in 1896 as a roadhouse, and then it became The Cats in 1967. The new owner says he wants to keep things the same, all while bringing a freshness to the restaurant and its menu.
Family alleges E. coli from Los Gatos care facility killed their father
A South Bay family says tainted food at a care facility killed their beloved patriarch, just days into a weeks-long stay at a nursing home. A lawsuit has been filed with hopes of getting justice.
$1.5M Powerball prize from Los Gatos claimed hours before deadline
A person came forward on the last day of eligibility to claim a winning $1.5 million Powerball ticket purchased at a Los Gatos gas station in October.
Victims of 'Los Gatos Party Mom' tell judge she deserves maximum sentence
Victims confront Shannon O'Connor in court, and many said they're still traumatized by her actions.
Unclaimed $1.5M Powerball ticket bought in Los Gatos about to expire
A Powerball ticket worth more than $1.5 million after being purchased in Los Gatos in October will expire next week if no one comes forward to claim it, California Lottery officials said Tuesday.
Mountain lion tranquilized in Los Gatos, returned to the wild
A mountain lion that was spotted in Los Gatos was tranquilized by fish and wildlife officials in a residential yard on Wednesday.
Los Gatos 'Party Mom' allegedly jumped by 5 inmates in jailhouse attack
A Los Gatos mom accused of hosting wild, alcohol-fueled parties for teens was beaten behind bars while awaiting trial, authorities said.
Hundreds of PG&E customers in Los Gatos hills still without power
Nearly 2,000 PG&E customers are still without power nearly a week after a winter storm dumped a foot of snow in the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Legal window closing for child sexual abuse victims to sue their abusers
A San Jose-based legal team is urging adults who survived sexual abuse as children to come forward and pursue civil lawsuits against their abusers before the legal window closes in California.
As teen overdoses from opioid use skyrocket, many schools still unprepared for emergency
In 2021 alone, 36 teenagers died from opioid-related overdoses in the Bay Area, and according to the California Department of Public Health 224 teenagers statewide have overdosed fatally in the past two years