10 Years Since Oscar Grant

10 Years Since Oscar Grant

Friends and family remembered Oscar Grant on New Years Day, 10 years to the day since the 22-year-old was shot and killed by a BART police officer at Oakland’s Fruitvale Station.Reporter: Sandhya Dirks

Government Shutdown Making a Wild West Out of Yosemite National Park

If you’re wondering how the federal government shutdown affects us here in California, look no further than our national parks. At our state’s most popular one, Yosemite, things are getting out of hand.Reporter: Jeremy Siegel

San Diego Biologist Finds Fish Living In Extremely Low Oxygen Content Waters

A San Diego oceanographer made a big discovery by looking where she was told she wouldn’t find anything. She’s found two species of fish that are thriving despite living in ocean waters almost devoid of oxygen.Reporter: Erik Anderson

Keeping Your Head in the Game: How Firefighter Spouses Juggle Parenthood, Marital Issues and Undercurrent of Fear

As we said goodbye to 2018, we also finished out one of the worst fire seasons in years. Wildfires burned more than 1.6 million acres in California. While firefighters have to be ready, their partners have to shoulder a big burden too.Reporter: Sonja Hutson

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