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California would allow children age 12 and up to be vaccinated without their parents’ consent, the youngest age of any state, under a proposal late Thursday by state Sen. Scott Wiener. Andria Borba reports. (1-21-22)

SF Legislator Proposes Allowing Teen COVID Vaccination Without Parent Approval

KPIX 5's Allen Martin talks to CBS News Senior Travel Adviser Peter Greenberg about the impact of the 5G rollout on airports and travelers, the latest on airfares, and the effects of the pandemic on the cruise ship industry

Travel Talkback

The omicron surge has brought about a loss of faith from some Americans in President Biden's ability to handle the pandemic. CBS reporter Natalie Brand has the new poll numbers.

Omicron Surge Testing Americans' Faith in Biden Adminstration's Handling of COVID Pandemic

Wilson Walker reports on the new ban on mass gatherings in place in Sonoma County. (1/14/2022)

New Ban on Mass Gatherings in Sonoma County Surprises Business Owners

Caltrans is holding two upcoming public meetings to hear from the people about what to do with Highway 37 in the North Bay. The meetings, scheduled for Tuesday and February 2 are inviting the public to dream big. John Ramos reports. (1/24/22)

Caltrans To Hold Upcoming Hearings On Future Of Highway 37 Corridor Amid Likely Sea Level Rise

Sharon Chin reports on a Bay Area doctor who is changing how people in Guatemala receive medical care (1-19-2022)

North Bay Doctor Helps Make Medicine More Accessible in Rural Guatemala

The South Bay has exceeded its water reduction target for Nov. 2021, according to the most recent data available. Kiet Do reports. (1-13-22)

South Bay Water Conservation Trends Up

The National Weather Service issued a hazard warning Sunday for Bay Area beaches but some people prowling the shoreline in San Francisco had to find out the wet way. John Ramos reports. (1-23-22)

Hazardous Sneaker Waves Threaten San Francisco Beachcombers

Supply train issues have trained a spotlight on the nationwide shortage of truck drivers. Wilson Walker reports the demand is means bigger paychecks for drivers.

Truck Driver Shortage Fuels Big Paychecks For New Hires

Before the pandemic, the nightlife industry in the Bay Area was a major contributor to the local economy. Now, the highly contagious omicron coronavirus variant poses a new threat, Ryan Yamamoto reports. (1-16-22)

Omicron Threatens to Silence Music at Bay Area Venues

Activists on both sides of the abortion debate demonstrated at the 18th Annual Walk for Life West Coast in downtown San Francisco Saturday afternoon. Betty Yu reports. (1-22-22)

Protesters, Counterprotesters Face Off at SF 'Walk for Life' Rally

Dr. Karin Shavelson, chief medical officer at MarinHealth, talks to KPIX 5's Ryan Yamamoto about new rules from Cal/OSHA on testing, the CDC on masks and other questions on the COVID-19 omicron surge. (1/12/22)

COVID: MarinHealth Doctor On Cal/OSHA Rules, Masks, Omicron Surge

Following a huge volcanic eruption and tsunami near the island of Tonga, Bay Area Tongans fear the worst. John Ramos reports. (1-15-22)

Bay Area Tonga Community Fearful After Volcanic Tsunami