Investigating The 60-Year-Old Mystery Of SF-To-Hawaii Airliner That DisappearedIn November, 1957, Pan Am Flight 7 disappeared with 44 people on board and two retired Bay Area men are trying to find out why. Sharon Chin reports. (6-23-17)
Red Tape Threatens Long Delay For South Bay Flood Control ProjectKPIX 5's Maria Medina reports from Milpitas, where homeowners are frustrated by a stalled flood-control project. (6-23-17)
Oakland Faces Shortage of Emergency Dispatchers Despite Funding to Hire ThemEven though the City of Oakland has budgeted for 74 dispatchers there are only 46 on staff handling more than a half million calls per year. Christin Ayers reports. (6-23-17)
Raw Video: Pride Weekend Begins With Trans March at SF Dolores ParkHundreds gathered for the annual Trans March at Dolores Park in San Francisco's Mission District on Friday as Pride weekend celebrations got underway. (6-23-17)
Road Construction Takes Toll on Mill Valley MerchantsA stretch of Miller Ave. in Mill Valley is getting a major facelift. The work has been going on for a year and some shop owners are saying "enough, already!" Veronica De La Cruz reports. (6-23-17)
A Longtime Apricot Grower's Last Stand In Silicon ValleyLen Ramirez visits Orchard Heritage Park, behind the Sunnyvale Community Center, and spoke with Charlie Olson who, at age 82, thinks his family ranch is the last remnant of a vanishing way of life in what is now known around the world as Silicon Valley. (6-23-17)
