the san francisco medical examiner's office ruled the death suspicious. so far police haven't released any other details about the case. san francisco's district attorney chase being tweeted about the case, though. he said as a new parent, you can only imagine the pain this death is causing her family, but says he is committed to taking action and holding drug dealers accountable. he also says he must make it easier for people to get help. when you heard that explosion there at the end, we're getting a look at what happened seconds before a huntington beach police helicopter crashed into the water. that crash killed one officer. a second remains in critical condition this morning. police say that chopper went down at north beach, newport beach saturday night. they say officers were responding to a call for service. the officer killed in that crash has been identified now as officer nicholas. he was a 14 year veteran of the huntington beach police department the other officer hurt in that crash is a 16 year veteran. so far, no word on what caused that helic

san francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl. police say she was found dead in the some a neighborhood friday morning. they are investigating this as a possible overdose. the san francisco medical examiner's office ruled the death suspicious. so far police have not released any other details. we now know the name of the man who was shot in the head on highway 29 in napa friday. >> 58 robert abreu is now recovering at the hospital. his family says he's got a long recovery ahead, but is doing pretty well. kron four's, rob knows but talk to his daughter about an online fundraiser to help with medical expenses. he has more on how you can help the family. >> abreu's daughter tells me that her dad is uninsured and that friday's shooting didn't just merely take his life but has also left him with a financial burden driving down highway. 29 in napa, robert abreu was on his way to work when he was shot in the face. his daughter, brittany graber was less than 2 miles from the scene of the shooting in traffic. when she got the phone call is no way in the world that that's been shot and she's like, yeah, it happened. this freak accident wrong place around the time. she says that her dad has been reco

san francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl found in the soma neighborhood friday morning. >> investigators say they are looking into her death as a possible overdose. the san francisco medical examiner's office has ruled her death suspicious. now homicide detectives have taken over the investigation. so far police have not released any other details at this point in just the last few moments, san francisco district attorney chesa boudin tweeted about the case writing, quote, as a new parent, i can only guess at the pain this death must have created for her family. no words can make up for their loss. i'm committed to action. we must make it easier to get help. then it is to get high. we will work together to hold dealers accountable in, quote. tonight. we're getting our first look at what happened. just seconds before a huntington beach police helicopter crashed into the water in newport beach saturday night. we followed this crash is breaking news for you last night here kron. 4 news in primetime. that crash killed one officer tonight. a second remains in critical condition. police say the chopper went down in newport beach around 6.30, saturday night. the officer killed in the crash

san francisco than covid. the latest data from the san francisco medical examiner tells a grim story. 46 people died from drugjanuary alone. >> we are seeing between 10 and 20 situations per day. prior to the pandemic it may have been in the 10-15 range so it is increasing. >> the chief of the emergency medicine at zuckerberg general hospital has seen a record-breaking number of people die from drugs in the past two years. in 2021, 650 people died from a drug overdose. in 2020, the number was 712. about seven in 10 of those deaths have involved fentanyl. >> for everyone that dies, we see five that didn't but are at risk for dying on their next ingestion. >> fentanyl can be lethal in very small amounts. the doctor has been noticing how this synthetic opioid is being laced with other drugs, making its impact even worse. in many cases, people refuse care. ex post -- >> of folks that died, half had been in a fire department ambulance prior to their death. >> in 2021, san francisco launched the street overdose response team. this captain oversees the fire department section for this team. he said their efforts are

language] [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san franciscoiew medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigator here i investigate all manners of d

san francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl found in the soma neighborhood friday morning. investigators say they are looking into the girl's death as a possible overdose. the san francisco medical examiner's office has ruled the death suspicious sfpd homicide detectives are investigating so far authorities have not released any other details in the case. tonight. we're getting our first look at the final seconds of what happened just before the huntington beach police helicopter crashed into the water. we followed this scene for you last night as breaking news last night here in prime time. that crash killed one officer tonight. a second remains in critical condition. police say the chopper went down at newport beach last night around 6.30. the officer killed in the crash has been identified as officer nicholas develop a 14 year veteran of the huntington beach police department. so far there's no word on what caused the crash. crews were able to recover the chopper from the water today. the national transportation safety board, along with the orange county sheriff's office are now investigating what happened. still to come tonight here on kron, 4 news at a doctors say they are becoming mo

san francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl found in the soma neighborhood friday morning. investigators say they are looking into her death as a possible overdose. the san francisco medical examiner's office has ruled the death suspicious homicide detectives are now looking into it. so far, police have not released any other details in the case. new at 9 stoclton, police are dealing with a deadly trend that they say has been happening in the past week and a half officers say that 6 men have been shot and killed in just the past 8 days. the latest shooting happened just last night. so far, investigators have not yet said if there is a possible connection between the murders, detectives have not released any motives in any of the murders. stockton saw 39 homicides in 2021. tonight we're getting our first look at what happened just seconds before a huntington beach police helicopter crashed into the water in southern california. this story breaking news last night in prime time here on kron. 4 news. the crash killing one officer tonight. a second remains in critical condition. police say the chopper went down at newport beach last night around 6.30. the officer killed in the crash has

the san francisco medical examiner's office ruled the death suspicious so far police have not released any other details in that case. you're looking at what happened just seconds before a huntington beach police helicopter crashed into the water over the weekend. it killed one officer a second officer remains in critical condition this morning. police say the chopper went down at newport beach saturday night. the officers were responding to a call for service. now the officer killed in the crash has been identified as officer nicholas of l a he was a 14 year veteran of the huntington beach police department. the other officer hurt in the crash is a 16 year veteran. and so far, no word on what caused that helicopter to go down. crews recovered the chopper from the water just yesterday. the national transportation safety board and the orange county sheriff's office are investigating the crash. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>well, doctors and researchers are closely watching a subvariant of the omicron variant of covid-19, a new studies show the ba 2 var

san francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl. the teenager's body was found in the soma neighborhood friday morning. investigators think that it may have been an overdose. and the san francisco medical examinerous so far. police haven't given us ideas of their investigation of the circumstances. >> a california lawmakers now looking into eliminating pay inequality through a bill that would, in essence disclose workers salaries. now, this bill would force companies with more than 100 employees to publicly report. how much people are being paid by gender and ethnicity. the author of the bill says it builds on previous legislation and in addition to ensuring workers have waged transparency, the bill also covers contracted employees. the nonprofit equal rights advocates supports the effort. >> sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of the other company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees and having this kind of pay data being reported and having employers have and companies have report this pay will ensure that we have oversight over these contract worker

the san francisco medical examiner's office ruled the death suspicious and officers are looking into death as a possible overdose. police have not released any other details in the case. 2 brothers have been sentenced to 2 years probation. they are accused of running an illegal tobacco operation out of their san francisco grocery store. attorney general rob bonta says the 2 men imported more than 2700 cartons of illegal chinese cigarettes and sold them out of d and cave. okay are banned groceries in the la neighborhood in addition, probation, the men will have to pay more than $125,000 to cover the cost of the investigation. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> it's been about 24 hours, but we have to take a look back at that epic all-star game performance by steph curry. the man hit 16 threes on his way to a smooth 50 piece with a side of fries. he was just 2 points away from breaking the single-game scoring record in the all-star game. surprisingly enough, this was his first all-star game mvp award, which is now named the kobe bryant trophy. what makes it th

the san francisco medical examiner's office is working to identify him now. so far. e not made any arrests. anyone who has information should call the sfpd. for the first time fans at san francisco's chase center were required to show proof of a covid booster shot anyone 12 and over who entered the arena for tonight's warriors game had to show their vaccination card with proof of a booster taken at least one week before those who have not had a booster could instead show proof of a negative covid antigen tests taken within 24 hours. or 48 hours for a pcr test. the san francisco department of public health has updated its covid-19 isolation and quarantine guidance for childcare settings and you sports starting this month children ages two and older who have tested positive for the virus may return to childcare after isolating for five days with a negative test and no symptoms. also players who take part and you sports and are up to date on their vaccinations status may remove their masks indoors during practice. debris burning outside is suspected as the cause of a fir

san francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl. police say they found her body in the soma neighborhood. >> friday morning, the san francisco medical examiner'sruled the death suspicious. police are investigating it as a possible overdose. as of tonight, police have not released any other details. we now know the name of the man who was shot in the head on highway. 29 in napa on friday. 58 year-old robert abreu is recovering in the hospital tonight. his family says it is a long recovery ahead, but he's doing pretty well for us. rob nesbitt talked to his daughter about an online fundraiser to help out with this medical expenses. >> abreu's daughter tells me that her dad is uninsured and that friday's shooting didn't just merely take his life but has also left him with a financial burden. >> driving down highway 29 in napa. robert abreu was on his way to work when he was shot in the face. his daughter, brittany graber was less than 2 miles from the scene of the shooting in traffic. when she got the phone call is no way in the world that that's been shot and she's like, yeah, it happened. this freak accident. wrong place, wrong time. she says th

san francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl who was found dead in the soma neighborhood friday morning. investigators are looking this is a possible overdose. the san francisco medical examiner'srules the death suspicious. so far we don't have any details on the victim. >> well, california lawmakers now looking to eliminate pay inequality through a bill that would disclose workers salaries. now the bill would force companies with more than 100 workers to publicly report how much they pay people broken down by gender and ethnicity. the author, the bill says this would build on previous legislation. in addition to ensuring workers have wage transparency. the bill also covers contracted employees, the nonprofit equal rights advocates supports the effort. >> sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of the other company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees and having this kind of pay data being reported and having and companies have report this pay will ensure that we have oversight over these contract workers to ensure that they are being paid

san francisco police are investigating the death of a 16 year-old girl. she was found dead in the south of market neighborhood friday morning. investigators say that it could be an overdose. the san francisco medical examiner calls the death suspicious. so far. police have not given us any other details about this case. >> well, a california lawmaker is now looking to eliminate pay inequality through a bill that would require wage transparency. the senate bill would force companies with more than 100 workers to publicly report how much they pay people and break it down by gender and ethnicity. proper standard per second takes a closer look. >> a new state bill hopes to eliminate gender and race pay gaps by forcing companies to publicly report how much it pays employees and contractors broken down by gender, ethnicity and job category. it's asking specifically that employers of 100 or have a business of 100 or more employees list. the payments were not asking them to pay anything. we're asking folks to list your key rate. the bill's author sen monique limon who represents district 19 in southern california, says this bill builds on previous legislation. according a recent analysis after we passed senate bil

neighborhood friday morning, investigators think it's possible it was an overdose in the san francisco medical examiner's office has ruled the death suspicious. but that we don't any more information from the police about the details involving what they're investigating the circumstances surrounding the death. >> one california lawmaker is looking now to eliminate pay inequality through a bill that was introduced that would basically disclose worker salaries. the bill would force companies with more than 100 employees to publicly report how much they pay people and break it down by gender and ethnicity. the author, the bill says this actually is one step beyond previous legislation. in addition to ensuring workers have waged transparency, the bill also covers contracted employees as well. the nonprofit group called equal rights advocates is in support of this effort. >> sometimes those contract workers outnumber the direct employees of the other company and they often receive less pay worse benefits. so it almost does kind of subclass of workers who are being treated differently than the direct employees

the san francisco medical examiner's office ruled the death suspicious so far police have not releasedany other details paying to park wall at work. workers at valley fair mall in the south bay say that a new parking policy has become an undue burden on them. kron four's justin campbell has the story. >> 21 year-old college student sergio gomez, along with roughly 15 other people took to the street in santa clara sunday, protesting the new parking field at westfield valley fair mall. the new fees went into effect earlier this month. employees have to pay $40 for a monthly pass of $40. a month is kind of big increase for us making, you know, minimum wage gomez, a server and cheesecake factory. he says he can't afford the monthly pass and he says employees are now looking to maybe jump ship. a lot of the employees at the restaurant itself are actually looking for other jobs. >> outside of the mall or even just a another form of income as well. for shoppers, the first 2 hours or parking will be free after that. it's a one dollar an hour to what daily maximum of $10 westfield valley mall r

information about the person who died in a homeless encampment fire at a freeway overpass and san francisco medical examiner'sidentified her as 40 year olds arena pension the fire started inside a 2 80 overpass just after midnight yesterday, firefighters found four people inside. three others were taken to the hospital in critical condition. federal officials now say they're not going to be delivering water to farmers in the central valley this year. the farmers say this will force many of them to plant fewer crops in an area that supplies fruits, nuts and vegetables for most of the nation. the federal government operates dams, reservoirs and canals in california, and it does have contracts with water agencies to deliver certain amounts of water every year. the state farm bureau says it is disappointed but not surprised, and that this shows that california has to find new ways to store water. this morning, the u. s drought monitor released its latest map of drought conditions in california. there it is every part of the state is in some drought category from moderate to extreme drought here in the bay area. w

. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san franciscos. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigator here i investigate all manners of death that come through our jurisdict

. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san franciscoi perform autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigator here i invest

. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san francisco. i perform autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigator here i inve

. >>> my name is doctor ellen moffett, i am an assistant medical examiner for the city and county of san franciscoorm autopsy, review medical records and write reports. also integrate other sorts of testing data to determine cause and manner of death. i have been here at this facility since i moved here in november, and previous to that at the old facility. i was worried when we moved here that because this building is so much larger that i wouldn't see people every day. i would miss my personal interactions with the other employees, but that hasn't been the case. this building is very nice. we have lovely autopsy tables and i do get to go upstairs and down stairs several times a day to see everyone else i work with. we have a bond like any other group of employees that work for a specific agency in san francisco. we work closely on each case to determine the best cause of death, and we also interact with family members of the diseased. that brings us closer together also. >> i am an investigator two at the office of the chief until examiner in san francisco. as an investigator here i investigate

san francisco. thank you. authorities have identified the 16 year old girl who was found dead in san francisco south of market neighborhood, the medical examiner miran miran hidalgo was from stanislaus county. people left flowers on ministry near seventh . that's the site where the 16 year old girl was found dead last friday morning. officials in status loss county say she was reported missing their last september. they say she was also reported as missing in current county as well as in the city of conquered her mother released a statement on facebook asking for privacy. a former construction project manager with tesla filed a civil lawsuit today in alameda county superior court claim alleges mark gauge was fired by tesla as a result of race discrimination and for reporting hazardous and widespread construction violations in tesla's factories, the lawsuit says tesla has a troubling pattern of prioritizing. speed up production over employees safety, the firm handling the claim, released a statement today that reads in part, tesla was motivated by retaliation when it terminated mr gay cage and is certified special inspector he was trained to up

san francisco police are investigating the possible overdosed death of a 16-year-old girl in soma friday morning. paramedics declared her dad and the medical examiner determined her death was suspicious. san francisco saw 650 overdose deaths last year. the da reacted to news of the girl's death, promising to hold drug dealers accountable. larry: a case of assault and road rage in a mcdonald's parking lot has left a family shaken and police asking for your help to identify the suspect. you can see a woman and her children verbally as well as physically assaulted and this isn't even the worst of it. dion lim has the story. >> i wanted to treat them to something special. we went into the drive-through. wanted on the afternoon of february 5 was get lunch for her young sons at this mcdonald's on 23rd and mcdonald avenue in richmond. she never anticipated this would happen. >> you should have never come you stupid [beep]. >> mom says one drive-through lane was closed and the angry woman started lashing out. >> i was not cutting, i was going with the flow of traffic. reporter: after a verbal assault , the woman gets back into her car. you can hear amaro s

san francisco police are also investigating the overdose death of a 16-year-old girl. she was found on ministry friday morning. paramedics declared her dead and the medical examiner determined her death to be suspicious. san francisco saw 50 overdose deaths last year with the mayor declaring a state of emergency in december to address the crisis. new at 11:00, and asian owned is this owner speaking out tonight after a daytime assault and robbery outside the building. take a look. you can see two suspects approach a couple on a bench wednesday about midday. you can hear the suspects demand the couple's wallet and purse. the male victim is is is i the ground while the suspects run off. the owner of the business says these attacks on asian americans have been happening for years and stores are closing early because of these rise -- crimes. >> there is a lot of lost business here and it is because of that fear. that fear that someone is out there about to take advantage of you. it is sad they have to do that. dion: oakland police are investigating. an end to it chase that stretched from glynn county to san francisco. the pursuit started there when officers tried to p

magazines well, authorities have identified the teenager found dead in san francisco south of market neighborhood. the medical examiner, says victoria morgen hidalgo from stanislaus county. is it her name people left flowers on ministry near seventh street, the site where the 16 year old girl was found dead last friday morning. officials in stanislaus county say she was reported missing last september . she was also reported as a missing person in current county and in the city of concord. her mother released a statement on facebook asking for privacy. well the man was struck and killed by a car in pacifica last night officer recalled to an area at about 9 30. this is along skyline between manner and kings drive. the victim was identified as 37 year old nathan pichler of pacifica. police say the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated. authorities did not release any other details on the circumstances of the accident. all the san francisco school district is looking at cutting staff to offset a severe budget crisis. hundreds of preliminary layoff notices have already been sent to educators. kate was christian captai

the medical examiner determined her death was suspicious. san franciscoaw 650 overdose deaths last year. kumasi: today, parents of students at one open public school will protest the plan to close the school. parker elementary is one of a dozen that the district will be closing. friday night, the school board rejected a proposal to modify the closure plan. the protest starts today at 12 p.m. -- 2:00 p.m. reggie: -- police will not say what was inside, but they say there is no threat to the public. kumasi: they are saying shots is proving to be enough to fight off severe covid. so far, a total of three is still enough to fight off the most serious impacts of the disease. some who are immunocompromised are urged to get a second booster. reggie: difficult driving conditions expected this afternoon because of snow in the sierra. chains not required right now, that chain controls could be put in a place this afternoon. the roads are expected to get slippery. visibility will be limited. 1-4" of snow could fall at high elevations. drew: winter storm warning begi

the medical examiner's office, still has not released the name of the deceased. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> the pandemic has slammed the brakes on bart. and now, they could be in crisis. kpix anchor, ryan yamamoto says it may go. >> bart officials met today, with one main goal in mind. get ridership back up. that's because the agency is projecting financial challenges in the years to come. bart officials presented a base case scenario, resulting in a 10-year, chunnelulative deficit of $1.2 billion. some of those strategies are looking at maximizing ridership recovery. and pursuing available federal, state, regional, and county funding opportunities. >> i can't stress this enough. that the pandemic has made it very clear, unequivocally, that our funding model, that we have relied on for the last 50 years is outdated. >> bart also conducted a survey, the top five reasons for riding less, working from home. potential exposure to covid. crime, cleanliness, and crowding. we spoke with bart riders today, who got a mixed reaction. >> generally safe and clean. i think som

san francisco every day. according to the latest data from the city medical examiner, in 2021, there were 650 deaths from drug overdoses. the overwhelming majority are caused by the synthetic opioid fentanyl. supervisor matt haney calling this an epidemic. what is being done to prevent another teenager from dying? >> our city is bringing more resources to treatment, more resources to reach. we have hired hundreds of additional people to be on our streets to get people help. as long as people keep dying, that is not enough. we have to do more. luz: following the teenager's death, the city attorney tweeted a commitment to action and holding dealers more accountable. supervisor haney is asking for more collaboration, citywide and statewide. >> still have challenges in getting people help because of covid. we still have barriers in our criminal justice system to hold people accountable. luz: people who knew victorria left a note saying they loved and missed her. people like and when are hoping the streets do not reach their kids -- edwin are hoping the streets do not reach their kids. >> i want to show my kids it

medical examiner declared her death suspicious. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police well, that would go to new york city, wheres is vowing to crack down on violent crime following eight stabbings over the weekend on the city's subway system. as fox news, david lee miller reports a key part of the mayor's plan. is removing people who camp out on subway trains. and that's really new york city mayor eric adams rolled out his new subway safety plan on monday. the plan includes deploying cops and mental health workers to subway stations across the city to reduce the number of crimes committed underground. it comes following a violent weekend across the city, where at least eight people were stabbed on subway platforms and trains to sell. we plan is a comprehensive civic strategy that will do more than deal with a temporary fix. officials will focus on finding ways to remove those who camp out on new york city subway trains. cops will also be required to ask all writers to clear trains at the end of the line and mental health care professionals, including social workers will also canvas high crime areas of the subwa

medical examiner declared her death suspicious. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police man who was shot in san francisco's mission district on friday, has died. and now police are looking for the attacker. it happened just before eight p.m. in the area of 23rd street in san jose avenue. officers say they found a 36 year old man inside a vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries, and that's where he later died. police say they don't know what led to the shooting, and i'm not arrested anyone related to the incident. now to colorado, where an investigation is underway after five people were found dead inside an apartment. this happened in commerce city, colorado, about five miles away from denver. police responded to a call yesterday for medical help and found seven people in one apartment, including a four month old baby. three women and two men were dead, another person in the apartment and adult and the baby survived. investigators say there were no signs of violence and no hazardous gasses were detected, but they did uncover some unknown substances in the

medical examiner declared her death suspicious. no arrests have been made so far. but anyone who has any information should put in a call to san francisco police a man shot in san francisco's mission district on friday, has died, and police are now investigating his death as a homicide. it happened shortly before eight p.m. in the area of 23rd street in san jose avenue officers arrived on scene and located a 36 year old man inside a car suffering from gunshot wounds. the unidentified man was taken to the hospital and later died. police don't know what led up to the shooting, and so far no arrests have been made. violent crime is spiking all across the city of stockton as yet another homicide was reported overnight . this is the sixth homicide in just the last eight days. investigators say these cases are isolated crimes and are not related. police say their neighborhood impact teams are on the ground and working to help. the neighborhood impact team goes to each of the areas where they were affected and they're going to walk the areas. we talked to the neighbors and they're going to solicit response and some help. there have been 10 hom

medical examiner declared her death suspicious. no arrests have been made. if you have any information, please call san francisco police. that's why ease are the backbone of the mall. they're the ones who, um, you know, keep them all running. tonight many of those employees are protesting coming up why they're upset about new rules where they work. big changes come to the forecast this week. maybe some rain. i'll be back here with a five day. also we'll show you how one dance group is honoring the life of the voice during chinese new year celebrations. in the south bay og new parking fees group rallied outside the westfield valley fair calling on mall management to waive fees for all mall workers. ktvu is elissa harrington joining us live tonight from santa clara with more alyssa. yeah, you know , employees here at the mall say that it's just cost them way too much money to park. some of them make minimum wage and these new parking fees are about $40 a month, but mall management tell me that they needed to impose these charges to try to keep non guests out of the parking lot. uh huh. parking fees. i've got to got video

the medical examiner's office has not released the name of that girl. but this case marks another tragic turn in san francisco'sisis really, really sucks. not there must agree to young girls are too young residents and campers in san francisco south of market neighborhood stopped to pay their respects monday at a small memorial of flowers. it was here on the 600 block of ministry, where police on friday morning discovered the body of a 16 year old girl myself because she's really young authorities haven't said a lot about what happened only that police responded to a call about an overdose. and a suspicious death investigation is underway and when a young

the medical examiner's office has not released the name of that girl. but this case marks another tragic turn in san francisco's ongoing drug crisis really, really sucks. not there must agree to young girls are too young residents and campers in san francisco south of market neighborhood stopped to pay their respects monday at a small memorial of flowers. it was here on the 600 block of ministry, where police on friday morning discovered the body of a 16 year old girl myself because she's really young authorities haven't said a lot about what happened only that police responded to a call about an overdose. and a suspicious death investigation is underway and when a young person dies, if that's not a wake up cost for all of us. i don't know what is. city supervisor matt haney said. san francisco needs more resources, including help from state and federal authorities to tackle the overdose crisis. this is a young girl who had her whole life in front of her, and she should not have been in a position where she was using drugs on our streets in december . mayor london breed declared a state of emergency in the tend

san francisco police are investigating the death of a teenage girl. the 16-year-old was found near 7th street on friday morning. police responded to a report of a possible overdose, but the medical examiner declared the death suspicious. no other information was released. kumasi: today, parents of one oakland public school be protesting their decision to close the public school. this is merely one of bash this is one of nearly a dozen schools to be closed. today's protest is it 2 p.m. at the intersection of g street and macarthur boulevard, next to parker. reggie: if you take part, caltrain, vta, you will notice how few people are writing now. the bay area has been one of the slowest metro areas in the nation to see passengers come back. here's a closer look at the uncertain future and the positive sign we saw over the weekend. gloria: the pandemic of course forcing many to work from home. public transit riders in the bay area have not returned in the same numbers as before the pandemic. the question remains whether riders will return to caltrans and mbta. that was likely driven by attendance at the chinese near festival and parade in san francisco. our media partners analyze the bartlet