Bay Area radio personality Ronn Owens took to social media to confirm that GoFundMe donations collected on his behalf have ...

TV newsman Don Sanchez, who is retiring after 40 years in the business, prepares to tape his last segment on his last day at KGO-TV on Friday, Dec. 21, 2012 in San Francisco, Calif.

Carolyn Johnson, a longtime anchor and reporter and with KGO-TV (ABC7), is leaving the station for a position in Southern California after being asked to take a pay cut. Johnson will join KNBC ...

In this file photo, security guard Art Michel watches over KPIX camera team Ken Bastida and Zack Heene, Tuesday Nov. 13, 2012 in Oakland. A KGO-TV news crew with a security guard was robbed at ...

KGO-TV footage spans from 1964 to the present and comes from our award-winning ABC7 News programs. We make some of our footage available for licensing in television programming, ...

He "began to violently dehumanize the population he was supposed to protect and serve" once he became a K-9 officer, federal prosecutors argued.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- KGO-TV is celebrating a huge milestone on Sunday! It's the 75th anniversary! It all started on May 5, 1949 when Channel 7 went live on air for the first time from Sutro Mansion.

One of the last people Wilson, 62, spoke to was his KGO-TV colleague, weather anchor Spencer Christian. “I wished him well and to hurry back in two weeks and two days,” Christian said.

Carleton joins KGO-TV from serving as the assistant director of engineering at KABC-TV in Los Angeles, where he had been since 2004 when he was hired as engineering project manager. He had an earlier ...

Mike Shumann, a sports anchor at KGO-TV for more than 24 years, said in a statement Monday that he and the station were amicably parting ways. "I regret any embarrassment I have caused the station ...

MARTIN Wyatt used to put us to bed around 11:30 p.m., right after finishing his sportscast on KGO-TV. Now that he’s no longer employed at Channel 7, Wyatt doesn’t even stay up for the station ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS Radio) -- Longtime Bay Area television news anchor Van Amburg has died at his El Cerrito home. He was 86. Van Amburg was part of the highly-rated KGO-TV news team in the 1970s ...