At Issue: California Coastal Access
Who should have access to beaches along the California coast? KPIX 5's Phil Matier talks with S.F. Supervisor and California Coastal Commissioner Aaron Peskin. (7-15-18)
More Interviews
At Issue: Living With CancerLiving with cancer -- or loved ones with cancer -- is increasingly common. Julie Watts speaks with author and illustrator Nicole Skibola, a cancer survivor herself, about Skibola's new book "Wakeful Night: A Structured Reflection on Loss and Illumination" (10-13-18)
Talking Politics: Kavanaugh TakeawaysWas the FBI weeklong (almost) investigation a "sham?" And Is the nation really split over Brett Kavanaugh simply along party lines? KPIX 5's Phil Matier and Melissa Caen discuss those questions and more with former S.F. mayor and assembly speaker Willie Brown. (10-7-18)
ConsumerWatch Weekend: Airline Passenger RightsCongress approved airline legislation that reauthorizes the Federal Aviation Administration for five years. Julie Watts talks about what's in this legislation with Joe Rideout. (10-7-18)
Newsmaker Interview: Congresswoman Anna EshooKPIX 5's Devin Fehely sat down with the first member of Congress to learn of Christine Blasey Ford's allegations regarding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. U.S. Rep. Anna Eshoo has some concerns about the FBI investigation now underway. (10-3-18)
Talking Politics: SCOTUS Hearing HurricaneIt was a he-said, she-said for the ages as the entire nation was swept up in the drama on Capitol Hill. How did California's two senators handle the Blasey-Kavanaugh controversy? Phil Matier and Melissa Caen talk it over with former S.F. mayor and assembly speaker Willie Brown. (9-30-18)
At Issue: S.F. Construction SnafusFirst it was the tilting, sinking Millennium Tower; now it's a new engineering nightmare with cracked steel beams at the brand new Transbay Transit Center. So much for "the city that knows how." San Francisco supervisor Aaron Peskin discusses these issues with Phil Matier. (9-30-18)
Local Community
Oakland Police Chief Cleared of Wrongdoing in 2017 ICE RaidOakland's community police review association cleared police chief Anne Kirkpatrick of any wrongdoing in a 2017 ICE raid but they wouldn't tell members of the police commission why she was exonerated. Now commissioners feel they're being kept in the dark. Christin Ayers reports. (10-12-18)
San Jose Neighborhood Residents Voice Dismay at Mounting CrimeMayor Sam Liccardo was in the crowd at a neighborhood meeting in San Jose Thursday night to hear residents of Willow Glen say they're fed up with crime and are prepared to do something about it if the city won't. Maria Medina reports. (10-11-18)
Hayward Tackles Homelessness with $28 Million in New HousingHayward city leaders plan to spend millions to help people in desperate need of housing. New apartments would go up on Depot Road near Chabot College. KPIX 5's John Ramos says the program has specific renters in mind. (10-4-18)
Gov't, Politics & Law
Prop 7 Puts Permanent Daylight Saving Time Option on the BallotTurning your clocks back and forth for Daylight Saving Time could become a thing of the past. As KPIX 5's Don Ford reports, the decision will be up to voters this November. (10-12-18)
San Jose, Airbnb Unveil Partnership to House People Displaced by DisasterFor the first time, a Bay Area city is linking up with Airbnb to provide shelter in the event of a disaster. Kiet Do reports. (10-11-18)
Civil Rights Advocates Denounce San Francisco Car-Impound PolicyOn Thursday, Bay Area Legal Aid sent a letter to the SF City Attorney, demanding that the city cease its towing practices and work to develop an alternative policy that protects the rights of low-income and homeless San Franciscans. Susie Steimle reports. (10-11-18)
Local News
Live Coverage Of PG&E BlackoutsTeam coverage of PG&E's planned blackouts Sunday night in extreme fire-risk areas of Lake, Sonoma and Napa Counties. Joe Vasquez, Andrea Nakano and Betty Yu report. (10-14-2018)
Flame-Extinguishing Product Not Gaining Traction In CAA Dutch company has come up with a way to potentially extinguish wildfires in record time. It's environmentally friendly, too, but the promising product is proving to be a tough sell in the U.S. Susie Steimle reports. (10-14-2018)
Fremont Street Under Salesforce Transit Center Reopens Monday MorningFremont Street, which has been closed between Howard and Mission Streets in downtown San Francisco since Sept. 25 after cracks were discovered in a steel beam in the Salesforce Transit Center, will reopen in time for the Monday morning commute, the Transbay Joint Powers Authority announced Sunday. Betty Yu reports. (10-14-2018)
KPIXTV
Sunday Night Forecast With Brian HackneyHigh speed wind gusts in the North Bay are creating high-risk fire conditions. Warmer temperatures will continue Monday and there will be plenty of sunshine in the coming week.
The Latest: President Trump Appears on "60 Minutes"During the interview, Trump hinted at another possible White House shake down. He also weighed in on the disappearance of Washington Post contributor Khashoggi. CBS News's Meg Oliver reports. (10-14-2018)
Live Coverage Of PG&E BlackoutsTeam coverage of PG&E's planned blackouts Sunday night in extreme fire-risk areas of Lake, Sonoma and Napa Counties. Joe Vasquez, Andrea Nakano and Betty Yu report. (10-14-2018)
