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In today's newscast, a report from the reopening of the municipal wharf in Santa Cruz and a Salinas doctor talks about patients who came in looking jaundiced after eating mushrooms.

The City of Marina hosts a series of festivities to celebrate its 50th anniversary. And, renewable energy developer New Leaf Energy presents to the Watsonville City Council about the battery energy storage facility it wants to build near College Lake.

Pajaro Valley Unified School District delayed a decision about updates to a policy for "controversial issues" in classrooms. Plus, Governor Gavin Newsom announced he will send California's National Guard to help at food banks.

Local nonprofit Community Bridges says the federal Women, Infants and Children (WIC) assistance program will continue through November, even if the government stays shutdown. And, California and more than 20 other states sue the Trump Administration for withholding SNAP benefits during the shutdown.

Groups along the Central Coast protest the Trump Administration's actions in Venezuela. Plus, local leaders and activists gather outside the Santa Maria ICE Facility on Friday.

How do actors remain themselves while pretending to be other people? And what’s the line between selfish and self care?

Where are we with LGBTQ+ civil rights and safety since Matthew Shepard's brutal 1998 murder?

Juneteenth special features Black voices in conversation about why the quest for racial justice now must include addressing the climate emergency. Plus, the incredible story of Robert Smalls, who took command of a Confederate ship called The Planter in Charleston, South Carolina in 1862.

From the Oxnard coast all the way up to Humboldt Bay, here are six original stories about some of the people and places dealing with flooding, coastal erosion, and pollution — all made worse by sea level rise.