for oakland city councilwoman carol fife, the neighborhood was more like a family heirloom. my cousins, i have several family members who live in that area, and when i was 20 years old, i moved to california and that's the first place that i lived. though fife lived there briefly, her family ties to the neighborhood go back nearly six decades, she says. family homes and memories once at the center of get togethers are now lost forever. my uncle right now, i'm trying to find housing for him. i have several family members who are currently homeless. it's just a lot of pain. fife's family joins the nearly 45,000 residents displaced in altadena in the wake of the eaton fire. the fire scorched more than 14,000 acres and about 12,000 structures, including homes, churches and businesses. turok, the founder of community ready corps, says time is of the essence to get aid to altadena. this is middle class black folks and a lot of instances that are being overlooked because folks think this is something that just affected the rich and celebrities, is pulling in resources to get help t

carol fife, city councilwoman for district 3, said she's saddened by the violence but hopes residents don't lose hope things will get better. >> we have the right system in place to move oakland in the right direction and that is what's encouraging about how we get to a place where we have zero homicides. >> reporter: wesley still remains optimistic despite the sour start to the year. he said it doesn't mean 2025 has to follow the same trends. incoming new leadership gives him hope. >> a new police chief and as far as them getting settled with a new mayor and i hope to see some new changes to where criminals don't feel comfortable here. >> a lot of really rough stuff to start the new year. >>> we do also have to talk about the weather because we do have rain incoming to start the year. >> this is going to be a lot lighter and weaker, but it's coming friday. we'll jump ahead in time and use the virtual map to visualize how this very narrow cold front is going to march across the bay from friday morning through the evening. keep your eye down here. we'll put the timestamp on there and s

la concejal carol fife dice que cree que lee podría ayudar a la ciudad a seguir adelante, ya que tieneis presupuestaria que tienen. pero añade que no va a ser fácil, pero el hecho de que ella ya tiene bastante tiempo y experiencia en el sector público a como alguien que sabe que hay bastante presión. creo que va a tener la ventaja ella ah, porque tiene el apoyo de la comunidad. ah, y lo de su base que que la apoyó por todos esos años, votantes podrán escoger el próximo alcalde o alcaldesa de oakland en una elección especial el 15 de abril. jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48. gracias jocelyn. también en oakland, pero en otros temas, la autoridad de vivienda de esa ciudad anunció que a partir de mañana martes 7 de enero hasta el 26 de enero, se abrirán 5000 espacios para ingresar a la lista de espera del programa de vivienda asequible. esta es una oportunidad que no había ocurrido desde hace 14 años para calificar al menos 1 de los miembros del grupo familiar debe ser ciudadano residente o tener un estatus migratorio elegible. se le dará prioridad a los veteranos y también a las famili

carol fife the councilwoman for district 3 hopes people don't lose hope. >> new police chief and as far as them getting settled with the new mayor and i hope to see some new changes to where criminals don't feel comfortable here. >> in san francisco, mayor-elect lurie will hold inauguration festivity next week in chinatown. this is the first time a few mayor has done this and a sign of growing political influence in the city of asian-american communities. lurie will take the oath of office wednesday morning at city hall and then later he will attend the evening banquet at the far east cafe. while his inauguration committee hosts a chinatown night market in grant avenue area. >>> police work takes center stage of course with the headlines out of oakland and las vegas and new orleans. we know that police work can take a heavy emotional toll on first responders. in a bay area department is finding way to help officers cope. on the map now to richmond this morning. amanda hari introduces you to elevens k-9 rosie. >> hi. >> reporter: while patrolling the streets of richmond can be a tough jo