Kidnapped toddler found safe, suspect still at largeTwo-year-old Jacob Jardine from Sunnyvale was found safe after an Amber Alert day on Sunday, but police are still looking for a woman who may have abducted him. Reporting by Juliette Goodrich. (2-27-22)
CDC’s simplified mask guidelines add pressure to lift school mandateNew recommendations from the CDC on masking along with Monday’s highly anticipated state update put the school mask mandate in the spotlight. Reports by Kenny Choi. (2-27-22)
Hundreds of people traveled to San Francisco to support Ukraine and protest the Russian invasionHundreds of Ukrainians and friends of Ukraine descended on San Francisco on Sunday to show their support for the beleaguered Eastern European nation. reports Betty Yu. (2-27-22)
Unreal real estate is booming; The metaverse adds value to virtual worldsOne of the hottest real estate markets isn’t in the Bay Area. In fact, it’s not even in our world. It’s at your fingertips in an alternate reality known as the Metaverse. Reporting by Juliette Goodrich. (2-27-22)
PIX NowHere are the latest news from the KPIX newsroom. (2-27-22)
Russian advance slowed by Ukrainian resistanceOn Sunday, Ukraine’s president agreed to negotiate with Russian officials as 400,000 people fled his country, mostly women and children. reports Holly Williams. (2-27-22)
Toddler abducted from Sunnyvale found safe and soundA child abducted Sunday morning when the vehicle he was sitting in was stolen in Sunnyvale has been found safe and sound. (2-27-22)
Talking Ukraine: Analyzing Putin’s War PlanJuliette Goodrich spoke with Dr. Gloria Duffy, CEO of the Commonwealth Club of California, about the attack on Ukraine. (2-27-22)
Black Joy Parade returns to downtown OaklandAfter taking some time off for the pandemic, the Black Joy Parade returned to downtown Oakland on Sunday. Reports by John Ramos. (2-27-22)
Bay Area Congressman Says Putin Likely Won’t Use NukesRep. John Garamendi (D-Walnut Grove) spoke with Devin Fehely and said that while Russian President Putin may be “crazy”, he’s not crazy enough to use his nuclear arsenal in the fight. Attack on Ukraine. (2-27-22)
Weather forecast for the first alert Sunday eveningMeteorologist Darren Peck has the Bay Area’s forecast for the work week. (2-27-22)
First weather alert Sunday morningDarren Peck reports on atmospheric river weakening before reaching Bay Area later this week (2/27/2022)
Russian troops continue to attack UkraineElise Preston reports Russian invasion is spreading across Ukraine as war protests erupt across the country (2-27-2022)
PIX NowThe headlines from KPIX 5 Morning News for Sunday, February 27, 2022.
SF Crime: 20-year-olds commit 3 robberies in San Francisco in less than an hourTwo boys aged 14 and 15 and a 20-year-old man were arrested following a series of robberies in the Noe Valley neighborhood of San Francisco.
Attack on Ukraine: Concern grows among Bay Area residents who have family members in UkraineAs fighting escalates, concern mounts among Bay Area residents who have family members in Ukraine
Military expert assesses Ukraine’s response to Russian attackJuliette Goodrich spoke to military affairs analyst Colonel Brendan Kearney on Saturday. (2-26-22)
PIX NowHere are the latest news from the KPIX newsroom. (2-26-22)
Hundreds march in San Francisco against Russian invasion of UkraineHundreds of Ukrainians and their supporters denounced the Russian aggression on Saturday at the Embarcadero Plaza in San Francisco. John Ramos reports (2/26/22)
Oakland firefighters injured after ladder truck enters buildingA fire truck slammed into a building on Grand Avenue in Oakland on Saturday while responding to a call. Reports by Max Darrow. (2-26-22)
Study shows loss of faith in public educationA new poll suggests that trust in California’s public schools has declined sharply over the past decade. reports Devin Fehely. (2-26-22)
Cop shot and suspect arrested in SalinasA suspect is in custody for shooting a Salinas police officer who was killed during a traffic stop Friday night, officials said Saturday. (2-26-22)
Several injured in apartment fire in San Francisco SoMaSeveral people were injured in an apartment fire near Howard and Sixth streets in San Francisco on Saturday afternoon. (2-26-22)
First weather alert Saturday eveningSunny skies and warmer temperatures are in store for Sunday, says meteorologist Darren Peck. (2-26-22)
