pues el procurador estatal rob bonta, estuvo aquí en casa.de la fruta en oakland. conociendo este proyecto de vivienda asequible, son 181 unidades de vivienda para personas de bajos ingresos que todavía ni siquiera ha sido inaugurado. va a ser inaugurado oficialmente a la mitad del año, en junio o en julio. nos dijeron. pero de estas 181 unidades ya algunas familias han empezado a mudarse. nos han dicho que cerca de unas 60 familias ya han podido empezar el proceso de mudarse y él quiso vino. Él quería venir a observar este proyecto para ver cómo está avanzando en el estado. este esfuerzo por proveer más vivienda asequible a las familias, especialmente apoyando a la unidad de justicia en la vivienda que tiene su departamento. nosotros conversamos con una de estas familias latinas que ya tuvo el placer de estrenar 1 de estos apartamentos. veamos la reacción de una de estas nuevas residentes. sorprendente. algo bonito porque nada más lo es. como decir es un de telenovela. sí, fue eso de que una emoción. yo nada más lo había visto en la gente ri

california attorney general rob bonta is pushing to support a proposal to increase penalties against corporations. >> convicted of criminal offenses spot acknowledge while entire corporations can't be sent to prison for crimes such as fraud were negligent environmental damage. he noted they can face penalties current law allows for a maximum $10,000 fine per felony. but baucus bill would allow a judge to impose a fine up to 25 million dollars per case or penalty worth twice the amount of money that a victim lost as a result of the corporation's offense. >> if you come colder climates, you will pay a just find a fair fight in holding these corporations accountable is that we're going enhance deterrence and that's going to discourage this kind of corporate misconduct that's going to discourage people defrauding their fellow californians are exploiting people harming are invited and that is going to protect communities across our state. >> more than 75% of the money from the fines would go toward a newly established fund to support victims. there's no word on any formal opposition to th

ese proyecto fue visitado hoy por el procurador estatal rob bonta.icó cómo desde su oficina trabajan en busca de que más personas tengan eso una vivienda digna. desde oakland, pilar nos informa sorprendente algo bonito porque nada más lo es, como decir es un de telenovela, así fue la emoción de rosa y su esposo cuando conocieron el apartamento de vivienda asequible que les adjudicaron. yo nada más lo había visto en la gente rica, porque pues me limpiaba casas, no trabajaba, pero de que yo tenga mi espacio así es, es algo hermoso. ellos son parte de las primeras familias que se acaban de mudar a casas, sueños, un complejo de 181 unidades para personas de bajos ingresos en el área de la bell en oakland. me frustraba mucho. me frustraba porque yo quería darles algo mejor a mi familia. francisco recuerda que trató de mudarse varias veces, pero no calificaba, así que por 11 años vivió con su familia en un apartamento de un solo cuarto. para nosotros éramos 6 personas. es un apartamento de una recámara para 6 personas. se puede imaginar eso? por ello el ha

attorney general rob bonta toured casa suenos yesterday morning.t's at the fruitvale transit village. 181 affordable homes have been added to its inventory. bonta says the state will need 2.5 million new homes by the year 2030 to meet the need. but he says we're not on pace to meet those numbers. >> you have folks who have grown up in their community want to live in their community, want to, experience and realize the dream of home ownership, but can't. yeah. you have parents who wonder where their kids are going to live if they can ever own a home. you have people being pushed out of communities that they want to stay in, the beyonce said the department of justice is supporting laws that streamline and expedite new housing, as well as laws that require cities to build their fair share of affordable homes. >> mayor london breed has submitted two nominations for the san francisco police commission. first is retired judge c don clay to replace commissioner jim byrne. she also nominated current commissioner deborah walker for reappointment. now the no

following several violent incidents on campus. >> all right, garcia time 736 state attorney general rob bontao drop a lawsuit challenging the rollback of title nine under the trump administration. >> attorney general bonta says this comes as president biden issued a new and final title nine rule. it addresses issues raised in the litigation by a group of states that include california. the new rule restores protections against sexual harassment and assault, along with providing protection against discrimination for lgbtq plus people. and as well as pregnant or parenting students. >> this week, a judge in los angeles ruled that a state housing law that allows homeowners to split their lots is unconstitutional. the law was passed back in 2021. it allows homeowners to build up to four homes in areas previously zoned for single family housing. five southern california cities sued the state, saying the law was unconstitutional because it interfered with their local authority over land use. the judge's ruling means the law can't be applied in those five cities. it's not yet clear whether the ruling

attorney general rob bonta saying in part, quote, the reforms laid out in the agreement are needed and necessary to continue healing the relationship between law enforcement and the community, and they are needed now. it's past time the people of vallejo have have a police department that listens and guarantees that their civil rights are protected. a judge still has to approve the terms of the agreement. >> women who accused former windsor mayor dominic foppoli of sexual assault are planning to speak out about a decision not to file criminal charges in the case last month, attorney general rob bonta s office said it did not have enough evidence to warrant filing charges on the cases not barred by the statute of limitations. the victims will hold a news conference this weekend in santa rosa at least three civil cases against foppoli are still active in the city of oakland, says its new police chief will be sworn in in mid-may. >> it is the closest we've gotten to a timeline for when floyd mitchell will take over to lead the police department this comes after mayor shengtao introduced h

. >>> california attorney general rob bonta is in oakland today to talk about solutions to the state's housing crisis. the housing issue stems from a lack of new homes being built in the state . california needs to build around 2.5 million new homes by 2030 to bring down costs and bring in more homeowners. right now, the state is falling well short of that goal. >> it is a justice issue when we are not building in of housing and hoax who deserve housing can't afford it and don't have access. >> the state's housing justice unit is focused on making sure laws the streamline housing construction are followed to address the crisis. right now, california is on pace to build just 100,000 new homes this year. >>> let's give you a little check outside right now. once again, a beautiful shot of the san francisco skyline, the transamerica building standing nice and tall. meteorologist jessica burch has a look at your forecast. >> the system that is sitting just off shore keeping us dry and warm is starting to move a little bit to the south but we are getting above average temperatures heading in

. >>> california attorney general rob bonta was in oakland today to talk about the state's housing crisis. he says cities need to focus on getting more homes built. california set a goal to build 2.5 million new homes by 2030 but he says right now we are on pace to fall well short of that goal. >> you don't need me to tell you the crisis we are in when it comes to homelessness, when it comes to housing. we are in a full state of crisis, full state of emergency. >> bonta says the state will focus on making sure renters are protected from unlawful evictions or discrimination. >>> two more companies are ending home insurance coverage here in california according to the chronicle. trans-pacific insurance and tokio marine american insurance are the latest to stop ensuring homes in the state. nonrenewal notices will be going out to 12,000 policyholders starting july 1. >>> at least half a dozen other insurers, including all-state, farmers, nationwide have taken similar action in pulling or limiting coverage here in california. they cited high costs and the threat of wildfires. >>> switching gea

state attorney general rob bonta says while corporations cannot be sent to prison for crimes they canent law allows for a maximum $10,000. fine per that a felony launches. new bill would allow a judge to impose a fine up to 25 million dollars per case or penalty worth twice the amount of money a victim lost as a result of the corporation's offense. >> if you commit horrific crimes, you will pay a just find a fair fight in holding these corporations accountable is that we're going to enhance deterrence and that's going to discourage this kind of corporate misconduct that's going to discourage people defrauding their fellow californians are exploiting people harming are invited and that is going to protect communities across our state. >> bonta says more than 75% of the money from the fines would go towards a newly established fund to support victims. there's no word on any formal opposition to this yet. at the state capitol and assembly, public safety committee addressed a number of bills including several on artificial intelligence or ai one of the proposals would make it a felony to

why attorney general rob bonta says these are the first steps to making the city safer. and after the break, people are enjoying the snow as ski season is soon to come to a close. although i hear we're supposed to get a little more this weekend. john is sure are james and in fact, starting to see the first signs of that, it's still rainfall up in the sierra foothills but will be transitioning to snow overnight tonight into tomorrow and for us in the bay area, rain on its way up to area, rain on its way up to the sun goes down tonight. this homestyle chicken salad wrap from subway this is how you do it. savory chicken, crisp veggies all wrapped up— these wraps are amazing. people can hear my thoughts? that's a problem. stay fresh out there with all—new wraps from subway. 10, 13 and happening tonight. first fridays is back. >> it had to be postponed last week, which is the actual first friday of the month. so first fridays is on the second friday here in april. but that's a good thing. it was office the on hiatus for about 3 months as many people know because of financial

in a lawsuit filed yesterday by attorney general rob bonta and civil rights groups, it claims capitalt, according to the lawsuit. black people and latinos are more likely than white people to be sentenced to death and murder. defendants more often face capital charges if their alleged victim was white. while the death penalty is law in california, the state hasn't actually executed anyone since 2006, and governor newsom put a moratorium on capital punishment in 2019. however, there are still 640 inmates on death row across california. that's the most of any state. a group of state lawmakers have announced a package of bills aimed at decreasing retail crime. the package includes seven measures, and lawmakers expect to add about five more. one key component would expand tools for police to arrest people for shoplifting. the legislation would also add railroad police to fight cargo theft. the proposal also includes guidelines for keeping repeat offenders in custody. lawmakers didn't say when they'd be voting on these bills. >> enough fentanyl to kill san francisco's population nearly 12

state attorney general rob bonta says while corporations cannot be sent to prison, the crimes they can so the current law allows for a maximum $10,000, fine per felony bonds. new bill would allow a judge to impose a fine of up to 25 million dollars per case or even a penalty worth twice the amount of that money the victim may have lost as a result of the corporation's offense. >> if you commit horrific crimes, you will pay a just find a fair fight in holding these corporations accountable is that we're going to enhance deterrence and that's going to discourage this kind of corporate misconduct that's going to discourage people defrauding their fellow californians are exploiting people harming are invited and that is going to protect communities across our state. >> obama says more than 75% of the money from the fines would go towards a newly established fun to support victims. don't have any word on any formal opposition just yet. >> cal, fire officials are asking for your help now at finding this person. they say whoever this is suspected of setting a fire at san jose state university

as state attorney general rob bonta plans to crack down corporations. the of criminal offenses. why feels they should be hit with heftier fines? we'll have that coming up. don't go anywhere. >> all right. we're back here at 9.30, with a check of the weather to start the half hour. we've got really nice conditions shaping up behind us. take advantage of the sun right now. mean it will be here. but, you know, maybe not a couple genevieve, it's not staying around yet again. it seems like a pattern we've gotten used to a little peek of sunshine and then no bright back to that cooler. more wintry stuff and even though we are getting to our highest highs yet over the next 2 days, we're going to be cooling down pretty quickly this time around, too. this is the coast right now. not one of our sunnier areas and half moon bay. just a sign of some of that cool coastal air that will keep our immediate coastline right on the pacific. actually fairly chilly. their arrest of us, though. nothing silly about it. temperatures will rise really quick already are mountain view in san jose at 59 righ

. >> coming up, california attorney general rob bonta in the east bay today to celebrate the start of construction on a new affordable housing site and fast track says there is a new scam that's hitting bay area commuters. what to do to get a text from that whole collecting company. and there's a new high school that's opening up in the east bay. we're going to take a tour, but right after the tour, but right after the break. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. >> a dress to growth in population for the dublin unified school district in the past 15 years a building. a new high school, a priority. and after breaking ground on and world high school in 2020 kron, 4 said call was finally able to go in and give us a tour. >> welcome to emerald high school in dublin, a 24 acre gem for the dublin unified school district with the sprawling multilevel campus, ushering in its first class of students in august

reporting to justice kron. 4 news. >> today, california attorney general rob bonta hosted a roundtable discussion with south bay community leaders highlighting the ongoing efforts to prevent gun violence and identify the best practices to help keep communities safe. his focus was on giving locals the tools necessary to stop the shooting before it happens as well as implementing rules and other cities. >> we status quo, state of affairs where we have more mass shootings in a year than days in the calendar year where leading cause of death for our youth. is gun violence. where we lose 45,000 people each year to gun violence. we have more guns in more places and that creates more gun violence and morgan death. >> bonta says investing in communities will be to meaningful change. san francisco supervisor joel and gardea wants to raise awareness about hepatitis b. he introduced a resolution to call the month of may hepatitis awareness month in san francisco, he says there's a dire need to address the rising rates of hepatitis b and c hepatitis is caused by a virus in the blood. he also wants

. >> today, california attorney general rob bonta hosting a roundtable discussion with los angeles communityders highlighting the ongoing efforts to prevent gun violence and identifying best practices to help keep communities safe. his focus on equipping locals with the tools necessary to stop the shooting before it happens as well as implementing rules are working in other cities. >> so often after a tragic, horrific mass shooting. we we hear interviews of of family members or co-workers or folks, you know, the person and they say often, you know, there's you know, this is not a total surprise to me. i saw something that was off. i saw something that was wrong. and if that person was empowered and have the education and awareness and had a great gun violence restraining order program san diego has maybe that could have prevented one of those tragic mass shootings. and if we can prevent those. >> we should. no word yet on when these practices could take effect or be presented for consideration. the chp is releasing new video showing how they removed protesters from those concrete barreled ra

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why 30 general rob bonta says there are the first steps to enhance public safety in the city. time is running out for you to do your taxes. i'm basil, john, reporting in washington. what advice the irs has for you? and today is going to be dry tonight tomorrow and not so much. next storm system is on its way. just when you thought we were done with them. >> i've got your forecast. >> good morning. happy friday. the roads are starting to clear out, but we're still seeing some delays over in the east bay. coming up, i'll tell you what areas to avoid and all right. we're back following a breaking news. the backup on south bay it's been here for the for out. yes, although we're hoping maybe in the next 45 minutes, michael, we might get this thing cleared. we'll see. >> hey, good morning, everyone. happy friday. yes, a chp says are hoping to get cleared, at least by 9 o'clock. so right now we're almost tipping that. mark write about half an hour. 45 minutes out. taking a look, though, exactly where it's not. you can see it's on 8.80, those southbound lanes. now earlier this morning

as we reported yesterday, attorney general rob bonta says the department has agreed to take new actions address an alleged pattern of unlawful conduct. this settlement was prompted in part by the police killing of sean monterrosa nearly four years ago, and will be overseen by an independent evaluator. however, adante pointer, an attorney, claims that without a judge overseeing the reforms, there is no guarantee any progress will actually be made. >> they need judicial oversight. they. need oversight that has teeth. there's nothing that we've seen heretofore that gives us any type of confidence that the city of vallejo can police itself, or will listen to an independent agency, unless that agency has an ability to override the city's hesitance to do the right thing. and just as importantly, when they run afoul of this agreement to hold them accountable and enforce it. >> attorney general rob bonta plans to ask an alameda county judge to oversee the settlement, but experts questioned whether a judge in an entirely different county other than vallejo could actually enforce such an order. c

state attorney general rob bonta says that while corporations cannot be sent to prison for crimes theyny. but bonta's new bill would allow a judge to impose a fine of up to 25 million dollars per case for a penalty wor h twice the amount of money victim lost as a result of the operations offense. >> if you commit covid punch, you will pay a just find a fair fight in holding these corporations accountable is that we're going enhance deterrence and that's going to discourage this kind of corporate misconduct that's going to discourage people defrauding their fellow californians are exploiting people harming are invited and that is going to protect communities across our state. >> bonta says more than 75% of the money from these fines would go toward a newly established fund to support victims. there's no word on any formal opposition will keep following the story. >> all the search is underway for gray. well, tail got tangled up in a fishing here? this is white off the california coast. you can see it there. kron four's theresa stasi reports the has last chance of survival. if it's not f

i want to thank the california department of justice and ag, rob bonta, for their partnership on this. this work is a model for reform, but it is not the end of our work. we will continue to do what is necessary to advance both safety and justice in this city. that's how we lead. the napa county sheriff's office says that a north bay high school teacher has been arrested a second time after being taken into custody earlier this week for alleged inappropriate contact with a minor. authorities arrested 41 year old brad raul near his home in sonoma today on the new charges, which include lewd acts with a child and statutory rape. he is a p.e. teacher and a track coach at american canyon high school. he was previously arrested tuesday on the school campus. now he's being held without bail and has been placed on administrative leave in san francisco. a community is rallying behind a mosque that was vandalized earlier this month. the suspect was in court today and is being charged with a hate crime. ktvu is henry lee spoke with people who attend the mosque and who say this attack feels pers

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why attorney general rob bonta to enhance public safety in the city. time is running out for you to do your basil, john, reporting in washington. >> what advice the irs has for you. and we've got another storm on its way this weekend really cooling things off for us. we're seeing the initial signs of that already with a little bit of a cooler and cloudier forecast today. rainfall will hold off on that until tonight. i've got your forecast. >> good morning. coming up, we're talking all about traffic. we'll show you some residual delays we're seeing in the east bay. plus, we'll show you some drive >> you know, all right. we are back. first prize. yeah. after being postponed last week because of the rain, it is back starting tonight. everybody's pretty excited. yeah. i be tonight. meth or what you're going absolutely. it's a monthly event where they get together and they just support community that you might remember. they have some fundraising issues in some money problems, but now they are back and they're going to celebrate the arts and culture and com

. >>> california attorney general rob bonta says that the state's housing crisis comes down to the sameat we have been facing for years, cities are not just building up new housing units. california set a goal to build 2.5 million homes by 2030 but he says right now we are on pace to fall well short of that goal. >> you don't need me to tell you the crisis we are in when it comes to homelessness, when it comes to housing in the state of california. we are in a full state of emergency. >> the state will also focus on making sure renters are protected from unlawful evictions or discriminations. >>> happy friday to all of you. look at those clear skies in san jose and oakland. it is just beautiful, widespread. >> throughout the bay area, we are off to a cool and cloudy start. our daytime highs once again are above average . some upper 50s along the coast and along the peninsula. other than that, a beautiful way to kick off the weekend. the winds are light moving in from the north around 10 miles per hour this afternoon. daytime highs down to san jose, 75 degrees. if you like the 80s we had

at 730 tonight, state attorney general rob bonta is moving now to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the rollback of title nine under the trump administration. bonta says this comes as the biden administration has released a new final title nine rule that addresses the issues raised in the litigation by a coalition of states including california. so the new rule restores protections against sexual harassment and assault, and it provides protection against discrimination for lgbtq plus and pregnant or parenting students. two california representatives are pushing a federal bill to try to address the home insurance crisis here in california. north bay representatives mike thompson and jared huffman gathered today in coffey park, a neighborhood in santa rosa that was devastated by the tubbs fire in 2017. the lawmakers discussed the disaster resiliency and coverage act that would provide financial federal financial assistance to make properties more disaster resistant. now, it comes as several insurance companies have pulled out of california. the representatives say this federal bill would make insu

state attorney general rob bonta is there now talking about ongoing efforts to ease the housing crunchited the fruitvale transit village called casa suenos where they opened a new affordable housing development. these are renderings before it opened. there are 145 homes for low-income families and the unhoused. bonta says there is more that needs to be done. >> we need to build more housing. it's that simple. we need 2.5 million new homes by 2030. on average we are building about 100,000 new homes a year. we are not on pace. we need to do more. we need to accelerate the building of more housing, what is happening here in fruitvale is an example of what is possible. >> construction crews are also still in the process of building a new cultural hub there called juntos fruitvale. >>> an alternate juror in the trump hush money trial is being dismissed by the judge. >> those are two that have made it to the jury box and have since been sent home. >> we thought this thing would take less time than expected and the trump trial took a break yesterday with seven jurors seated, but just this mor

. >> today, california attorney general rob bonta hosting a roundtable discussion with los angeles community highlighting ongoing efforts to preventing gun violence and identifying best practices to help keep community safe. his focus was on equipping locals with the tools necessary to stop the shooting before it happens as well as implementing rules working in other cities. >> so often after a tragic, horrific mass shooting. we we hear interviews of of family members or co-workers or folks, you know, the person and they say often, you know, there's you know, this is not a total surprise to me. i saw something that was off. i saw something that was wrong. and if that person was empowered and have the education and awareness and had a great gun violence restraining order program san diego has maybe that could have prevented one of those tragic mass shootings. and if we can prevent those, we shut. >> no word yet on when these practices could take effect or be presented for consideration. >> the first 7 jurors for donald trump's hush money trial have been chosen. lawyers for both sides spent th

. >> california attorney general rob bonta was in oakland today to talk about the state's housing crisis. he says it comes down to the same issue we've been facing for years now. cities just aren't building enough new housing units. california set a goal to build 2.5 million new homes by 2030, but he says we're on pace to fall well short of that goal. >> you don't need me to tell you the crisis we're in when it comes to homelessness, housing, unaffordability in the state of california. we're in a full state of emergency. >> bonta says the state will focus on making sure renters are protected from unlawful evictions or discrimination. >>> foster city celebrating some everyday heroes shining a light on first responders and bystanders who stepped in during emergencies and saved lives. during a ceremony seven survivors shared their stories saying thank you to the people who stepped up during their moments of need. >> i just wanted to say that i wouldn't be alive here without first responders. so the two right people happened to be there at the right time. >> she was there. she got up and she

california attorney general rob bonta and secretary of state shirley weber are suing the city of huntington beach in orange county. >> over new voter id requirements approved by voters there in the march primary. that measure allows the city to require voters to show id when voting in person starting in 2026. donna and weber argue the measure violates state law. would make it harder for some to vote. >> they have taken action to violate the law. state of california in a way intentional. a brazen will be subject to be accountability and the action that we're taking in court today. >> in a statement, huntington beach city attorney michael gates responded with this. quote, the people of huntington beach have made their voice is clear on this issue and the people's decision on the march 5th ballot measures for election integrity is final to that end, the city will vigorously uphold and defend the will of the people. >> right now are 4 zone forecast as we get a live look at downtown san francisco, the bay off there in the distance and that hazy up. but to all those dark clouds have cleared >> wh

california attorney general rob bonta said in a statement the new agreement demonstrates commitment torecting injustices and enhancing public safety for the people of the lighthouse in the south bay. 2 men were arrested after police rounded up more than a dozen illegally manufactured guns and ammo in san jose. take a look. police say the suspects. >> 29 year-old david rios and 38 year-old dustin mole sold the guns out of their home near river ashe court and stone canyon drive. they were both booked into jail on several gun-related charges. >> tsa says it discovered more than 1500 guns at airport checkpoints nationwide in the first 3 months of this year. that number actually a smaller compared to last year around this time. but the number of guns intercepted is still up overall. more than 90% of the guns found in the 1st quarter of this year. and last year were loaded. if a passenger must travel with a gun, tsa requires that they be unloaded locked away and declared in a checked bag. gas prices across the bay continue to rise and you may not feel relief any time soon. that's not good ne

california attorney general rob bonta and secretary of state shirley weber are suing the city of huntington beach over new voter id requirements approved by voters in the march primary. the measure allows the city to require voters to show id when voting in person starting in 2026. bonta and weber argue the measure violates state law and would make it harder for some people to vote. >> they have taken action to violate the law. state of california in a way intentional. a brazen will be subject to be accountability the action that we're taking in court today. >> in a statement, huntington beach city attorney michael gates responded with this. quote, the people of huntington beach of made their voice is clear on this issue and the people's decision on the march 5th ballot measures for election integrity is final. to that end, the city will vigorously uphold and defend the will of the people. >> coming up, an unlikely partnership in push for the bill creating more transparency for youth transparency for youth treatment facilities. our biggest challenge? uncertainty. hidden fees, surcharges...

former windsor mayor dominic foppoli of sexual assault spoke out today after state attorney general rob bonta said he would not be filing charges against foppoli, saying there wasn't enough evidence to move forward. as you can expect, his alleged victims were disappointed and angry at the decision. da lin has more. >> reporter: attorneys say 15 women have accused dominic foppoli of sexual assault. four of them attended saturday's press conference. the other women say they're dealing with different stages of healing and are still uncomfortable to appear on camera with their stories. futhing back tears and raw emotions, farrah abraham questions the attorney general's decision to not file criminal charges against dominic foppoli. >> i want to just start off with a question, this has been so hard, how many rape victims does it take to get a rapist criminally charged? >> reporter: the florida social media influencer and reality tv star says foppoli drugged and raped her in 2021. >> reporting my rape will forever be one of the best decisions of my entire life, and if it prevents one other woman, ch

. >> state attorney general rob bonta is moving to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the rollback of title nine under the trump administration. bonta says this comes as the biden administration has released a new final title nine rule that addresses the issues raised in the litigation by a coalition of states, including california. the new rule restores protections against sexual harassment and assault and provides protection against discrimination for lgbtq plus and pregnant or parenting students. >> kim kardashian joined with vice president kamala harris at the white house today. they gathered for a roundtable discussion on criminal justice reform for people who received presidential pardons this week. joined the pair. the kardashian kim kardashian has previously used her celebrity status to advocate for clemency for those she feels are in justly imprisoned, and she started coming in for these talks during the trump administration. >> tonight on west coast rap, a massive fire breaks out at a southern california pier. what we know about the investigation, and for the first time, michelin

stanford, have similar demands in trying to keep a united front happening now, state attorney general rob bonta is hosting a roundtable in san jose. you're seeing a live look from that roundtable. he is meeting with local leaders to talk about efforts to prevent gun violence. now, back in 2022, bonta announced the launch of the state department of justice's office of gun violence prevention, the first of its kind in the country. now he is expected to speak now. at some point, we will have updates on our evening newscasts as well as online at nbcbayarea.com. a new york judge is ordering former president donald trump to pay $9,000. this is for violating a gag order in his ongoing hush money trial, which is underway again today. the first witness is expected back on the stand is a bank executive who prosecutors claim helped facilitate that $130,000 payment to adult film star stormy daniels. this morning. the judge in that case warned trump that he could be jailed for further violations. trump has pleaded not guilty to trying to hide payments made to both daniels and playboy model karen mcdougal, b

all right, catherine, a california attorney general rob bonta visited a new affordable housing side in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. it's called cautious when house of dreams in spanish. the complex is also transit oriented. giving residents easy access to public transportation. martin says eepanding housing sites like this one as a solution to combat what he calls a homelessness emergency all across the state. we're focused on enforcing the laws in the housing space laws that require streamlining and expedited housing and by right housing that. >> require cities to plan to build their fair share. unfortunately, there are some cities that are not contributing to the soluteon. and so we work with them to remind them of the law encourage them to do their part and if necessary, we hold them accountable in court. >> once completed, the building will provide nearly 200 units to families with mixed income. meantime, governor newsom has announced nearly 200 million dollars in funding aimed at clearing encampments and helping californians who are experiencing homelessness. as our capitol c

california's attorney general rob bonta who you see right he visited a new affordable housing site in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood today. >> the complex is also a transit oriented, giving residents easy access to public transportation. botta says expanding housing sites like this one is a solution to combat what he calls a homelessness emergency up and down the state. >> we're focused on enforcing the laws in the housing space laws that require streamlining and expedited housing and by ng that require cities to plan to build their fair share. unfortunately, there are some cities that are not contributing to the solution. and so we work with them to remind them of the law encourage them to do their part and if necessary, we hold them accountable in court. >> once complete, the building will provide nearly 200 units to families with, but they call mixed income. meanwhile, governor newsom has announced nearly 200 million dollars aimed at clearing encampments and helping california cities who are experiencing issues with homelessness as kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace

investiga seguimos en oakland, donde el fiscal general de california, rob bonta, visitó un nuevo proyectorrollo orientado a familias trabajadoras y trabajadores esenciales. durante el recorrido, el fiscal habló sobre los esfuerzos del equipo de justicia de vivienda para hacer cumplir las leyes que exigen viviendas asequibles en todo el estado. 4500 aplicante les metieron este su aplicación para esas residencias. este la crisis de de viviendas es algo real en oakland, en california. el proyecto tiene como objetivo proporcionar 181 unidades de viviendas asequibles, incluidas 46 unidades para personas sin hogar. 3 detenidos por torturar y secuestro. pero eso no es todo. 1 de ellos también está siendo vinculado al robo organizado al por menor. todo en el condado santa clara viajan paramédicos solos y pasan muchas cosas luchando contra el tráfico de menores. el consulado mexicano ahora incluye fotos de los padres en los pasaportes de los niños. ya le explicamos cómo funciona y no le cambia. luego de la pausa regresamos con información sobre cuándo podemos ver lluvia y el pronóstico extendido p

california attorney general rob bonta issued a statement following the ruling, saying in part, the court's decision is a major win for transgender children and their families across the u.s. amidst a growing assault on lgbtq plus rights. >> coming up, a whale tangled in fishing net, a scientists racing now to the bay area to help new details on how far this whale has traveled. wrapping up, wrapped up in netting the whole way and an almost total ban on abortions in arizona after a court revived a 160 year old law, the latest ripple effect from the end of roe v wade could have major consequences. also here, a bay area ice cream chain is in hot water. new allegations about how far they'd go to make sure the ice cream didn't melt. >> but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy thanks, dan and dion. >> don't go to bed mad. do you think at this point because you could be like, you could be a doctor if you had instead of been on the show, gone to medical school, it probably would have been a norman, bad news... i never graduat

y hoy el gobernador gavin newsom anunció en su cuenta de x que junto al fiscal federal rob bonta presentaránutomóviles de la agencia de protección ambiental de estados unidos, las cuales serán más estrictas para el año 2027. esta acción viene después de que 25 estados republicanos presentaran demandas. la semana pasada para bloquear esas nuevas normas. el cambio climático sigue causando estragos y los ecosistemas que acostumbramos a ver están cambiando poco a poco el calentamiento global. los gases de efecto invernadero y muchas otras causas están afectando zonas como la sierra nevada aquí en california. marcelo rivera nos explica la crisis climática global ha traído cambios a cada rincón de nuestro planeta y california no ha sido la excepción. con el cambio climático hemos notado que cada vez los inviernos en la sierra son más cálidos, tienen menor duración y por ende, la nieve que se recibe en la sierra es limitada. de hecho, el pronóstico de nieve en la sierra para el año 2054 no es alentador. actualmente cada tormenta invernal que recibimos en la sierra produce acumulaciones de nieve cer

it was just two weeks ago when we heard state attorney rob bonta announcing his office would not have enough evidence to support bringing forth charges against foppoli. this comes three years after at least two women say he sexually assaulted them. foppoli denied those allegations and spoke to ktvu after the state general's state attorney general's decision dropped. >> very, very clear since the beginning that there was no truth to any of this, and i'm just, i think glad that we're finally able to move on and hopefully start to heal. >> we did hear from the sonoma county sheriff's office, which launched an investigation of its own, to submit for prosecution, though it details the resources used to gather, gather evidence and make a case, officials simply said they respect the attorney general's decision. now, those attorneys representing foppoli's accusers say april is sexual assault awareness month, so they're using this opportunity to bring victims together while announcing what steps they'll take to move forward with civil charges against the former windsor mayor. their news confer

california attorney general rob bonta said in a statement the new agreement demonstrates commitment to correcting injustices and enhancing public safety for the people of the late how. there are fewer people selling drugs in san francisco. police say they made 42 arrests. >> all in one day during a narcotics operation. the arrests were wednesday in or near the tenderloin. police say out of the 42 people arrested 30 were wanted fugitives. they also recovered fentanyl and meth. the police department says they'll continue their patrols at night and un plaza and in other areas where illegal activity is occurring. >> police are searching for a man who they say groped a woman and san pablo on march 18th around 04:30pm. police say this man approached the woman at a gas station on el portal drive and touched her spinappropriately. he's described as a hispanic man with short black hair. police say he was last seen wearing a dark green jacket. anyone who recognizes the man here on your screen is asked to contact san pablo police. >> this morning, the commute backed up again after another big rig

autoridades localizaron todo esto demás valorado en 12.000 $ y el fiscal general de california, rob bontarrollo orientado a familias trabajadoras y también a trabajadores esenciales durante su recorrido, el fiscal habló sobre los esfuerzos del equipo de justicia de vivienda para hacer cumplir las leyes que exigen viviendas asequibles en todo el estado. 4500 aplicantes metieron este su aplicación para esas residencias. este la crisis de de viviendas es algo real en oakland, en california, el proyecto proporcionará 181 unidades de vivienda asequible que están incluidas 46 para personas sin hogar. pasamos a más a contarle de conserjes aquí del estado que dicen que están listos para irse a huelga si no hay un acuerdo en sus contratos. sandra cervantes nos explica las implicaciones de esta posible huelga y también cómo podría afectar a las partes involucradas. sandra podría impactar a miles de edificios de oficinas, campus tecnológico y estudios en las principales ciudades de california. ese escenario podría materializarse tan pronto como el 6 de mayo. si no se alcanza un acuerdo este jueves,

. >>> state attorney general rob bonta will visit the fruitvale transit village, and these are renderingsore it opened. they are in the process of building a new cultural hub there. >>> the driver who hit and killed a 4-year-old girl last year in san francisco will not go to jail. the district attorney reaching a settlement agreement. last august, 71-year-old woman hit a family at an intersection near oracle park. a 4-year-old that was in a stroller died. after speaking with the victim's family the d.a. says it reached a settlement with the driver. we spoke with the driver's attorney that says his client has felt an enormous feeling of regret and pain over the last year and expressed that during the court hearing yesterday. >> this is the worst nightmare any maternal person could have. >> as part of the settlement, she will serve two years probation and complete 400 hours of community service and take a drivers safety class. >> san francisco leaders are scaling back the scope of dance performances. lions dance performers have taken place every week since the pandemic. merchants say it's a

california attorney general rob bonta issued a statement following the ruling, saying in part, the court'snder children and their families across the u.s. amidst a growing assault on lgbtq plus rights. >> coming up, a whale tangled in fishing net, a scientists racing now to the bay area to help new details on how far this whale has traveled. wrapping up, wrapped up in netting the whole way and an almost total ban on abortions in arizona after a court revived a 160 year old law, the latest ripple effect from the end of roe v wade could have major consequences. also here, a bay area ice cream chain is in hot water. new allegations about how far they'd go to make sure the ice cream didn't melt. >> but first, here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy thanks, dan and dion. >> don't go to bed mad. do you think at this point because you could be like, you could be a doctor if you had instead of been on the show, gone to been on the show, gone to did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and

. >> a state attorney general rob bonta says well, corporations cannot be sent to prison for crimes.nly can face penalties. current law allows for a maximum $10,000. fine per felony. but on his new bill would allow a judge to impose a fine of up to 25 million dollars per case. our penalty worth twice the amount of money a victim lost as a result of the corporation's offense. >> if you come colder climates, you will pay a just find a fair fight in holding these corporations accountable is that we're going to enhance deterrence and that's going to discourage this kind of corporate misconduct that's going to discourage people from defrauding their fellow californians are exploiting people harming are invited and that is going to protect communities across our state. >> montas as more than 75% of the money from the fines would go toward a newly established fun to support victims of there's no word on any formal opposition today. u.s. senators alex padilla and the fonz. a butler introduced a bill to rename a san francisco post office after the lake, california senator and former san franc

the group backing the measure is suing attorney general rob bonta. bias in the measure's title and summary language. the group is asking to change the title from restrict rights of transgender youth initiative to the protect kids of california act. supporters of the measure are arguing the current language hurt their ability to collect enough signatures to qualify the initiative for the november ballot. bonta's office has not released a public comment on the lawsuit. >> prosecutors and defense attorneys both say they are ready to move forward with the state trial against david depape. depape has already been convicted of assault and attempted kidnaping in federal court for his attack on nancy pelosi's husband, paul. he attacked paul inside the couple's san francisco home in 2022. at a hearing this morning, a judge was named for his state trial. no date was set for the beginning of the trial. he is scheduled to be sentenced for the federal conviction next week. >> taylor swift fans will soon be taking over a san francisco neighborhood coming up, the w

. >> california attorney general rob bonta and secretary of state shirley weber are suing the city of huntington beach in orange county over new voter id requirements approved by voters there in the march primary. that measure allows the city to require voters to show id when voting in person starting in 2026. want an weber argue the measure violates state law and late. it would make it harder for some people to vote. >> they have taken action to violate the law. state of california in a way intentional. a brazen will be subject to be accountability and the action that we're taking in court today. >> in a statement, the huntington beach city attorney called the results of the march primary final and said the city will vigorously uphold and defend the will of the people. >> now for our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it was a beautiful day out there and it looks like it's a friday night. know is going on out there. around enjoying the nice weather. yeah, i think that's cabin fever. i think i'm people trying to get out there. enjoy nice break. of cou

the accusers say they're disappointed by last month's decision by attorney general rob bonta not to file criminal charges against foppoli due to lack of evidence in the case. >> we are shocked that even with the large number of women from all over the globe who have come forward, that this is still not considered enough for a criminal criminal conviction. >> these women trusted in the police department and the attorney general's office to do their job prosecuting these crimes. and unfortunately, the criminal justice system failed. these women. >> foppoli resigned from office three years ago after multiple women came forward with sexual assault allegations. the scandal rocking the small wine country community. >> this has been so hard, reality tv personality farrah abraham says. >> foppoli drugged and sexually assaulted her in florida in 2021. >> next time you're offered wine or anything to drink, think about the sexual predator that may be behind the bottle. protect yourself. >> other women recorded statements of their trauma. i fight with myself and i look stupid. >> i must have fed to