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Steph Curry's Historic Night Overshadowed In Utah Jazz RoutSteph Curry surpassed Reggie Miller for second place among 3-point shooters in NBA history, but his historic night was overshadowed in a 127-108 rout Saturday night at the hands of the Utah Jazz.
Injured Man Found On BART Tracks At Lake Merritt StationAn injured man was discovered lying on the tracks at BART's Lake Merritt station Saturday night, triggering delays in trains on the Fremont and Dublin/Pleasanton lines, officials said.
Small Winery Operators Fear New California Wastewater Rules Will Cork ProfitsCalifornia regulators have approved a new set of statewide rules for wastewater discharged from wineries and some smaller operators in the North Bay are saying the new requirements could put them out of business.
Bay Area COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Likely to Lag Demand for MonthsThis week it became increasingly clear that the limited supply of coronavirus vaccine will be an ongoing problem for weeks and, perhaps, months.
Anti-Abortion Demonstrators March in Downtown San FranciscoThe annual Walk for Life event in San Francisco coincides with the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion.
Woman's Body Found on Beach South of Half Moon BayA woman's body was found Saturday morning at a San Mateo County beach south of Half Moon Bay, the sheriff's office said.
San Jose Sharks Will Play First 2 Home Games of Season in ArizonaThe San Jose Sharks' first two home games of the season will be played in Arizona due to a coronavirus-related ban on contact sports in Santa Clara County, the team said Saturday.
Authorities Investigate Early-Morning Explosion at Anti-Gay SoCal ChurchThe FBI and local police are investigating an explosion early Saturday at a Los Angeles-area church that had been the target of protests for its anti-LGBT message.
TOP VIDEOS
Bay Area Vaccination Rate Likely to Lag Demand for MonthsThis week it became increasingly clear that a limited supply of coronavirus vaccine will be an ongoing problem for weeks and, perhaps, months. Wilson Walker reports. (1-23-21)
Anti-Abortion Demonstrators March in Downtown San FranciscoThe annual Walk for Life event in San Francisco coincides with the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion. Da Lin reports. (1-23-21)
Saturday Evening Pinpoint ForecastMeteorologist Darren Peck has a look at what's shaping up to be a wonderfully wet week. (1-23-21)
Coronavirus
Bay Area COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Likely to Lag Demand for MonthsThis week it became increasingly clear that the limited supply of coronavirus vaccine will be an ongoing problem for weeks and, perhaps, months.
San Jose Sharks Will Play First 2 Home Games of Season in ArizonaThe San Jose Sharks' first two home games of the season will be played in Arizona due to a coronavirus-related ban on contact sports in Santa Clara County, the team said Saturday.
Larry King, Celebrated Talk Show Host, Dies While Battling COVID-19Legendary talk show host Larry King, who has been hospitalized at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, after falling victim to COVID-19 has died. He was 87.
KPIX EDD Fraud Reports
Good Samaritans Rally To Help Bay Area Man After EDD Payments FrozenMore than a million unemployed Californians were asked to re-verify their identities by the state's Employment Development Department and saw payments suspended right before the new year.
Stymied Claimants Call Out Identity Service Hired by EDD to Help Fight FraudThe Employment Development Department recently notified 1.4 million benefit recipients their payments were suspended and flagged due to possible fraud. Now many are complaining about problems they've experienced when they attempt to get re-verified.
EDD Benefits Thieves Now Targeting Victims' Bank Accounts; 'My Identity Is Being Hijacked'Imagine discovering one day that your bank account has been hijacked by an imposter who has stolen all your money. It's the latest twist in a hacking epidemic involving unemployment debit cards that KPIX 5 was first to expose last fall.
San Francisco & Peninsula News
Anti-Abortion Demonstrators March in Downtown San FranciscoThe annual Walk for Life event in San Francisco coincides with the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion.
Woman's Body Found on Beach South of Half Moon BayA woman's body was found Saturday morning at a San Mateo County beach south of Half Moon Bay, the sheriff's office said.
Tenderloin Drug Dealer Sentenced To Over 11 Years In Federal PrisonA heroin dealer, who opened fire in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, striking a building where children were practicing for an upcoming play, has been sentenced to over 11 years in federal prison, according to federal prosecutors.
East Bay News
Injured Man Found On BART Tracks At Lake Merritt StationAn injured man was discovered lying on the tracks at BART's Lake Merritt station Saturday night, triggering delays in trains on the Fremont and Dublin/Pleasanton lines, officials said.
Police Activity At West Oakland BART StationBART is now reporting early Friday evening that there is a 10-minute delay at the West Oakland BART Station for trains on the Dublin-Pleasanton line.
Derick Almena Accepts Plea Deal In Ghost Ship Warehouse Fire, Likely Avoiding Prison TimeDerick Almena, the master leaseholder of the Oakland Ghost Ship warehouse which burned in a December 2016 fire that killed 36 people, accepted a plea deal Friday morning that would avoid a second trial and likely any prison time.
South Bay News
San Jose Sharks Will Play First 2 Home Games of Season in ArizonaThe San Jose Sharks' first two home games of the season will be played in Arizona due to a coronavirus-related ban on contact sports in Santa Clara County, the team said Saturday.
Four Santa Cruz Juveniles Arrested In Friday Afternoon Gang-Related ShootingFour male juveniles have been arrested in connection with the Friday afternoon shooting in Santa Cruz of a 34-year-old man, according to the Santa Cruz Police Department.
One Dead, One Injured In State Route 152 Crash Near Gilroy One man died and another was hospitalized early Saturday after a head-on collision along State Route 152 near Gilroy, the California Highway Patrol said.
North Bay News
Small Winery Operators Fear New California Wastewater Rules Will Cork ProfitsCalifornia regulators have approved a new set of statewide rules for wastewater discharged from wineries and some smaller operators in the North Bay are saying the new requirements could put them out of business.
Bay Area COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Likely to Lag Demand for MonthsThis week it became increasingly clear that the limited supply of coronavirus vaccine will be an ongoing problem for weeks and, perhaps, months.
Atmospheric River Taking Aim At San Francisco Bay Area While there will be light showers in the San Francisco Bay Area on Sunday, the region was bracing for the arrival of a moderate atmospheric river mid-week that could dump 4-7 inches of rain over the wildfire scarred areas, triggering concerns of land and mudslides in Wine County and the Santa Cruz Mountains.
Bay Area Sports
Steph Curry's Historic Night Overshadowed In Utah Jazz RoutSteph Curry surpassed Reggie Miller for second place among 3-point shooters in NBA history, but his historic night was overshadowed in a 127-108 rout Saturday night at the hands of the Utah Jazz.
San Jose Sharks Will Play First 2 Home Games of Season in ArizonaThe San Jose Sharks' first two home games of the season will be played in Arizona due to a coronavirus-related ban on contact sports in Santa Clara County, the team said Saturday.
Parise Gets Winner for Wild in Home Opener Over SharksZach Parise scored his first goal of the season to break a second-period tie, spurring the Minnesota Wild to a 4-1 victory over Dubnyk and the San Jose Sharks on Friday night.