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Quentin Kopp has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Secret Service for their failure to comply to a Freedom of Information Act request regarding Donald Trump Jr.'s trip to India in February.
Before there were computers and digitized video reports, television was an industry of tubes, massive cameras and giant monitors. Here's a behind the scenes tour of KPIX from the 1950s.
A key player in a North Bay sheriff's K-9 unit is about to retire. For years, "Nash" has been especially helpful in cracking drug cases in for the Napa County Sheriff's Office.
KPIX reporter Sandy Spillman took to the streets on New Year's Day in 1951 to ask people about their hopes and dreams for the new year.
Police in Michigan are warning parents that child predators may be trying to use online games to meet kids in the real world.
Uber has named a former NSA official its chief security officer, bolstering its goal of making safety a major priority.
In the 1960s, kids in the Bay Area used to race home from school for fun and adventure on the Marshal J show. You remember Deputy Dog, Clutch Cargo and Superman cartoons.
A young woman has been given a new lease on life one year after becoming the youngest person to undergo a face transplant in the U.S.
Former KPIX General Manager Philip J. Lasky proudly tells San Francisco Chamber of Commerce officials KPIX was flying in "a plane load of steel" to finish construction of the station's TV tower atop the Mark Hopkins hotel in 1948.
James Corden's latest musical celebrity segment will have you swimming in emotions.
Fans of the "Twilight" series could own a piece of the movies as Bella's house has been put up for sale in St. Helens, Oregon.
During the 1960s, the anchor team of Don Bryce, Nancy Clark and Glen Hanson brought the Bay Area the latest news at 6 p.m. from Monday through Saturday from the KPIX studios at 2655 Van Ness Avenue.
A Draper City, Utah fire battalion chief was identified as the firefighter who died from injuries sustained while fighting the Ranch Fire in Lake County.
President Donald Trump unloaded on former aide Omarosa Manigault Newman Tuesday, calling her a "crazed, crying lowlife" and "that dog," as a clash rooted in the reality star's accusations of racism focused new attention on his frequent disparagement of prominent African-Americans.
Dockless scooters may be a free way to get around California, but many locals are allegedly choosing to destroy the shareable vehicles instead.
