Tiffany Wilson
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San Francisco, CA, United States
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Santa Cruz boaters woken to news of Tsunami Watch
In the pre-dawn darkness, the Santa Cruz harbor patrol got to work. Crews went boat by boat to make sure everyone was awake and aware of the tsunami watch. → Read More
Police in standoff with suspect at hotel in San Jose
A standoff that began 2:30 Sunday afternoon continues at the Wyndham Garden Inn in San Jose. Some guests at the hotel have been evacuated from their rooms while police negotiate with a wanted man. → Read More
Women's March participants flood San Francisco
People from all walks of life walked together Saturday as part of the Women's March in San Francisco. → Read More
Government shutdown may be just hours away
Even though a possible government shut down is just hours away. Details of how it would impact the Bay Area remain unclear. → Read More
Burger fans rejoice as Shake Shack plans to open in Palo Alto
Shake Shack's mouth-watering burger is coming to the Bay Area. Now, you won't have to long for a location far away. Just drive to Palo Alto. → Read More
Multiple people injured in shooting on I-280 in San Francisco
The CHP is investigating a shooting that temporarily shut down southbound I-280 at Alemany Boulevard in San Francisco. The CHP estimates there are between three and six victims. → Read More
California's alert system different than Hawaii's
The California Office of Emergency Services said a statewide alert would require multiple people's input before something was sent out. That means one person could not hit the wrong button and start a panic like what took place in Hawaii Saturday. → Read More
'Totally disgusting:' Bay Area politicians weigh in on Trump s***hole comment
The political fallout has been swift and widespread regarding President Donald Trump's comments inside the Oval Office Thursday. The President was holding a meeting on immigration where he learned of a plan for Haitians and some people from Africa. → Read More
Olympic figure skater victim of San Francisco's auto break-in epidemic
U.S. pairs figure skater Marissa Castelli described the moment she realized her rental SUV was broken into as "sheer panic." → Read More
Throw away your romaine: Deadly E. coli outbreak linked to lettuce
The Center for Disease Control is investigating an E. coli outbreak in romaine lettuce that has sickened at least 58 people in the U.S. and Canada. → Read More
California Highway Patrol worried about possible increase in crashes due to marijuana legalization
Recreational marijuana will become legal in California at the start of 2018. As more people have access to cannabis, the California Highway Patrol warns there is an increased risk of pot-impaired drivers on the road. → Read More
Passengers stranded at SFO after Atlanta airport power outage
Over 1,000 flights have been canceled Monday following Sunday's power outage at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, including a dozen flights at SFO. → Read More
San Francisco prepares for final chance to say goodbye to Mayor Ed Lee
Thousands of people are expected Sunday for the public memorial service honoring Mayor Ed Lee. Doors open at 2:00 p.m. The service is scheduled to begin at 3:00 p.m. → Read More
'I was relatively calm because I wasn't dead' Man bitten by sea lion describes attack
ABC7 News spoke with the swimmer who was bitten by a sea lion in San Francisco Bay after he was reported in good condition following the attack. He had a good sense of humor about the dangerous situation. → Read More
SF City Hall colleagues express grief, fond memories after death of Mayor Ed Lee
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors took time to mourn Mayor Ed Lee at Tuesday night's meeting, expressing their grief, admiration, and fond memories of the "outstanding" public servant. → Read More
Marin County first responders travel to SoCal to battle massive Thomas Fire
Bay Area first responders are heading to Southern California to help firefighters battle a massive, fast-moving wildfire that broke out late Monday night. → Read More
Bay Area first responders travel to SoCal to battle massive Thomas Fire
Bay Area first responders are heading to Southern California to help firefighters battle a massive, fast-moving wildfire that broke out late Monday night. → Read More
Nearly two dozen Bay Area firefighters working to help battle Thomas Fire
Crews from several Bay Area cities are making their way to Southern California to help battle a massive wildfire that has left one person dead and scorched over 40,000 acres. → Read More
Elderly man dies in house fire on Eagle Avenue in Alameda
Officials are investigating after a 94-year-old man died inside his house on Eagle Avenue in Alameda Monday morning. → Read More
1 dead after house fire on Eagle Avenue in Alameda
Officials say one person died in a house fire on Eagle Avenue in Alameda this morning. → Read More