19th Avenue Grind: Weekend Repaving Snarls Traffic, Rattles Muni Riders
Two northbound lanes of 19th Avenue will be closed this weekend for repaving; expect Muni detours and longer trips. State debit cards and several other headlines topped ABC7's roundup.
California High Court Clips Coastal Commission's Wings In Los Osos Fight
A unanimous California Supreme Court opinion narrows the Coastal Commission's power to overrule county-approved coastal permits, vacating a denial tied to a Los Osos project.
Bay Area Tech Power Couple Drops $75 Million on UC Davis Vet Hospital Upgrade
Bay Area tech executives Kathy Chiao and Ken Hao donated $75M to UC Davis to fund scholarships, research and a new veterinary hospital as part of a campus expansion.
Bay Area Home Routers Targeted as China-Linked Hackers Build Stealth Cyber Army
A new international advisory warns China‑nexus actors are routing attacks through compromised routers and IoT to mask espionage and pre‑position strikes.
Stockton Cold Case Shock: 80-Year-Old Arrested In 1994 Thornton Road Double Slaying
An 80-year-old Stockton man was arrested Wednesday in connection with a 1994 double killing at a Thornton Road construction site. Authorities say the cold-case unit identified the suspect after renewed forensic review.
San Jose Mayor Trumpets Mystery KRON4 Poll as Governor Bid 'Breakout'
Mayor Matt Mahan reposted a KRON4 'poll' claiming a debate-driven surge to 46%, but scientific polls and local reporting still place him in the single digits. The race remains unsettled.
DNA-Tested Rape Kits Nab Suspect In Bay Area Cold-Case Spree, AG Says
Attorney General Rob Bonta says testing older sexual‑assault kits helped solve multi‑jurisdiction cold cases and led to an arrest. He’s urging agencies to audit and report untested kits before July 1, 2026.












