Katie Utehs
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San Francisco, CA, United States
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Fremont neighborhood without power as windy wet conditions knock tree limbs into power lines
People in one Fremont neighborhood are using candles and flashlights to weather the Friday night storm after tree limbs knocked out power. → Read More
Grandmother shot and killed in East San Jose may have been random victim of gunfire
HEARTBREAKING: A grandmother shot and killed over the weekend in East San Jose may have been the random victim of gunfire. Police are asking for the public's help to find the shooter. → Read More
Bay Area single-mom entrepreneur gets a huge bite on ABC's show Shark Tank with brand Sonnet James
Six years ago a single mom from Palo Alto put her kids to bed and started sewing dresses. Sunday night she took her company to the sharks on ABC's show about entrepreneurs Shark Tank. → Read More
East Bay congressman holds town hall for government shutdown as President makes pitch to end it
With 800,000 federal employees going without pay, the question is, did President Donald Trump's speech Saturday bring anyone closer to re-opening the government? → Read More
Warning for pet owners who use dog walking apps after dog walker arrested for animal cruelty
The dog walker caught on camera kicking a Danville couple's dog was arrested and charged with one count of animal cruelty. The couple shared their story as a word of caution regarding dog walking apps. → Read More
Passenger on Aeromexico flight says language barrier caused confusion
A passenger from the Aeromexico flight that was stuck on the tarmac at Oakland International says a language barrier between him and the flight attendant caused the confusion. → Read More
Palo Alto police say person who made 'swatting' call could face criminal charges and civil liability
Palo Alto Police are trying to find the person who made a fake call Tuesday night prompting a large police SWAT response on unsuspecting residents. The caller claimed to have killed his wife, tied up his children, and planted pipe bombs. → Read More
Lucky Warriors fans party with Stephen Curry in Oakland
More 1,000 Warriors fans lined up for a free concert hosted by Stephen Curry. → Read More
Bikes for Butte: Alameda County Sheriff's deputies assemble some 400 bicycles for Camp Fire survivors
FREEDOM ON TWO WHEELS: Alameda County Sheriff's deputies are helping to bring some joy back to the kids of Butte County with bikes. → Read More
Study of teen drug use shows largest ever recorded increase in adolescent vaping
The number of teens using e-cigarettes or vaping has increased at an alarming rate say local tobacco control experts. A new study says increases in adolescent vaping were the largest ever recorded. → Read More
Covered California extends enrollment deadline due to confusion created by Texas ruling on constitutionality of Affordable Care Act
A federal judge's ruling in Texas has created uncertainty regarding the future of the Affordable Care Act. Now, the deadline to enroll for Obamacare is being extended. → Read More
Man shot during possible road rage incident on I-680 spanning several cities including Pleasanton
The CHP is investigating a possible road rage incident after someone shot into the side of a car on Interstate-680 in Pleasanton, hitting a passenger Friday evening. → Read More
Oakland First Fridays back on with some changes following October shooting and November cancellation
For this first time since a shooting following the event in October, Oakland First Fridays is back in business. → Read More
Bay Area rain prompts toxic mushroom warning
CAPS THAT KILL: The East Bay Regional Park District has issued a warning to be on the lookout for the ominously named death cap and western destroying angel mushrooms. → Read More
Fire caused by downed power line on tree sparks fresh concerns about safety in Sonoma neighborhood
A Sonoma neighborhood is on edge after a downed power line sparked trees Monday morning. The incident and deadly Camp Fire in Butte County are making them take a closer look at fire safety. → Read More
President George H.W. Bush's signature legislation the ADA, roots in the Bay Area
President George H.W. Bush's signature piece of legislation was the Americans with Disabilities Act, a landmark civil rights law, and it has roots in the Bay Area. → Read More
CHP investigates Greyhound bus fire that shut down Interstate 580 near MacArthur Maze
The CHP is investigating a Greyhound Bus fire that shut down all lanes of eastbound Interstate-580 near the MacArthur maze Saturday night. → Read More
Cal's Rally Committee tries to fire-up Big Game fans without traditional bonfire following smoke postponement
Smoke from the Camp Fire forced the postponement of the big game between Cal and Stanford but Friday night students held the rescheduled rally to help get fans hyped up. → Read More
Hundreds of space enthusiasts fill Chabot Space and Science Center to watch Mars InSight landing
Space enthusiasts gathered together in Oakland to watch a moment 6 months in the making as NASA's InSight landed on Mars. → Read More
Coast Guard investigating after ferry crashes into Ferry Building in San Francisco
Panic struck a crowd of onlookers as they watched a ferry crash into a dock at the Ferry Building in San Francisco. No one was injured but the boat was damaged. → Read More