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SUBWAY SHOOTING: Safety concerns on the minds of Bay Area BART riders after NYC shootingOn Tuesday, BART police deployed all uniformed officers within the system, increasing their presence in the wake of the New York subway shooting that injured 10 passengers.
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Yelp offers to pay travel expenses for its Oklahoma employees seeking abortionsIn response to Oklahoma’s abortion ban, San Francisco-based Yelp has offered to pay travel expenses for its employees there, who need to leave the state to terminate a pregnancy. Katie Nielson has details.
BART beefs up security in response to New York mass shootingThe mass shooting on the New York City subway has raised questions about the safety of transit systems across the country. Kenny Choi tells us that BART is beefing up its police patrols and video surveillance.
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Amazon data center could come to GilroyBig tech is building a new home in southern Santa Clara County. Kiet Do has more on a new Amazon facility that could be coming to the city of Gilroy.
Grocery store shoppers feel more affected by the high rate of inflationAmericans are paying more for just about everything these days. Today, the Department of Labor released a new report showing that inflation is at its highest level in 40 years. One place where we all feel the effects: the grocery store. Max Darrow Reports.
1,000 backpacks are part of a powerful exhibit at SJSU on mental health and suicide preventionA powerful exhibit at San Jose State University aims to start a conversation about mental health and suicide prevention. Len Ramirez reports that he used 1,000 backpacks to illuminate students whose lives were committed by suicide.
Federal mask mandate for travel may be extendedThe federal requirement to wear face masks on planes and public transportation is set to expire next week and the US Centers for Disease Control will soon call for an extension. Reports Errol Barnett.
Search for person of interest in New York mass shooting; More traffic safety in the Bay AreaThere are new developments in the New York subway mass shooting that injured 10 people. Authorities have stepped up traffic security in the Bay Area. Elise Preston has more details.
A cheaper gas mix with higher ethanol content will be available in summerThe Biden administration is taking another step to lower gasoline prices. The Environmental Protection Agency will suspend the normal summer ban on gas made with more ethanol. That gas is usually a little cheaper. But as Wilson Walker shows us, not by much.
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Sherri Papini Accepts Plea, Will Admit 2016 Kidnapping HoaxFive years after her disappearance made national and international headlines, Sherri Papini of Redding will admit her kidnapping was a hoax, as part of a plea deal announced Tuesday. Madisen Keavy reports. (4/12/22)
Santa Clara Valley Water District approves outdoor watering limits amid worsening droughtThe South Bay’s largest water provider is limiting when and how often people can water their lawns as the county grapples with the effects of a deepening drought. Devin Fehely reports. (4/12/22)
Health & WellnessCBS News Bay Area’s Elizabeth Cook talks to celebrity trainer Erica Stenz about health and wellness as things open up and more people go back to work
Oakland police chief expresses frustration over ghost guns and ‘zero bail’ amid escalating violenceAt a news conference Tuesday afternoon, Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong said the volume of guns on the street has become intolerable. Reports by John Ramos. (4/12/22)
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Santa Clara Valley Water Forecasts Tighter Water Restrictions as Conservation Efforts Fall ShortThe Santa Clara Valley Water District is considering tightening water restrictions as the county’s two million residents are falling short when it comes to conservation. Jocelyn Moran reports.
BART and San Francisco Muni celebrate receiving nearly $1.6 million in federal fundingBART and San Francisco Muni are using more than $1.5 billion in federal relief funds since the pandemic began. Anne Makovec reports.
Mass Shooting in NY Subway Injures 10; Bay Area transit agencies respondTransit agencies in the San Francisco Bay Area were on alert Tuesday after a gunman shot multiple people on a New York subway platform.
Diane Jenkins returns to “The Young and the Restless”KPIX 5’s Gianna Franco talks to Diane Jenkins, who returns to The Young and the Restless after 17 years
additional weatherKPIX 5’s First Alert Weather meteorologist Darren Peck takes a look at the latest snow survey and how much more dire the situation could become due to climate change, and how things could be avoided if we cut emissions.
Travel Tuesday: the location of supercharger stations will reduce the time to recharge your electric vehiclePlanning a trip to Los Angeles in your electric vehicle? Wise to map super charger sites along your route
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