Newly signed bill streamlines military aid for Ukraine
Natalie Brand reports on near unanimous support for bill making it easier to get military aid to Ukraine (5-9-2022)
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Natalie Brand reports on near unanimous support for bill making it easier to get military aid to Ukraine (5-9-2022)
Tsar Nicoulai Caviar Company, a Bay Area business, is getting harassed by people who think it's a Russian caviar company.
Since the beginning of Russia's war on Ukraine, a Bay Area business that sells caviar has been getting threats and losing customers because some people believe it's a Russian company. Kenny Choi reports.
In the ongoing invasion of Ukraine, fighters say Russian forces have stormed a steel plant in the city of Mariupol. Meanwhile, President Joe Biden visited a missile plant and urged Congress to support $33 billion in funding to aid the Ukrainians. (5/3/22)
Debra Alfarone reports on Democrats ramping up efforts to help Ukraine with visit from diplomats (5-2-2022)
Devin Fehely reports on Speaker Pelosi confirming she met with the Ukrainian president on a diplomatic mission (5-1-2022)
A prisoner swap between the U.S. and Russia has resulted in the release of American Marine veteran Trevor Reed. Natalie Brand reports.
4/26/22
President Biden announced Thursday the U.S. will provide another round of security assistance to Ukraine worth roughly $800 million, as the war with Russia enters in next phase with Russian forces continuing their large-scale offensive to take control of Ukraine's east.
Sometimes, the headlines out of Ukraine can cause those a world away from the deadly Russian invasion to feel like it's hard to find ways to help.
Police in Palo Alto have launched a hate crime investigation after a Ukrainian flag displayed outside a home was taken down and defecated on last week.
There's strong support for sending Ukraine more weapons to help in their fight, and increased sanctions against Russia find favor, too, as Americans watch continued horrors of the war unfold.
Companies producing California caviar say years of hard work raising awareness about the quality of their local and sustainable product is catching on just as the world rethinks its support of Russian products since the invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of committing genocide in Ukraine amid reports that Russian forces were leaving brutalized bodies and widespread destruction in their wake as they withdrew from the Kyiv region.
A U.S. official confirmed to CBS News senior national security correspondent David Martin that Ukrainian helicopters carried out a strike against an oil depot inside Russian territory Friday morning.
President Biden will meet with Ukrainian refugees and deliver a "major address" while he's in Poland Saturday, national security adviser Jake Sullivan told reporters Friday on Air Force One.
President Biden said Thursday at a press conference in Brussels that NATO is united amid the conflict in Ukraine.
As the invasion of Ukraine approaches one month, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors has voted unanimously to sever its "Sister County" relationship with the Moscow government and the nation of Russia.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday that the U.S. assesses that Russian forces have committed war crimes in Ukraine and will work to hold them accountable.
On Tuesday, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to terminate the county's relationship with the governments of Moscow and Russia.
Ukrainian authorities said Sunday that Russia's military bombed an art school sheltering some 400 people in the embattled port city of Mariupol, where Ukraine's president said an unrelenting Russian siege would be remembered for centuries to come.
Facing stiff resistance in Ukraine and crippling economic sanctions at home, Russian President Vladimir Putin is using language that recalls the rhetoric from Josef Stalin's show trials of the 1930s.
Images of Ukrainian refugees on the Polish border shared by Polish Dominican priests were a call to action for Brian Boitano and Franc D'Ambrosio.
The Hall of Fame Stanford coach pledged $10 for every 3-pointer made in the women's NCAA Tournament toward humanitarian efforts in Ukraine, and she challenged anyone else who could give to do so — even just a dime per 3 if possible.
Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger issued a message to Russian soldiers and citizens Thursday, appealing to them to recognize the lies being spread by their government's propaganda about the war in Ukraine.
