MILL VALLEY, Calif. (KRON) – Mayor of Mill Valley is trying to explain herself Tuesday night after many people on social media are accusing her of mishandling a racially sensitive question during public comment portion of a meeting Monday night. A concerned citizen noted that Mill Valley was a place of privilege and that they put up a sign in the city this week supporting the movement, but it was quickly taken down. The persons comment ended with this question for the mayor and her answer is...

(BCN) – A relatively peaceful protest wrapped up late Tuesday evening in Fremont, police said. Protesters were dispersing at about 7:30 p.m. after they walked east on Stevenson Boulevard to the Police Department. Police said illegal fireworks were set off one time and one time objects were thrown at a patrol car. But those were the only things that kept the demonstration from being peaceful, according to police. No information was available on whether anyone was detained or arrested in the...

Every game of the 2016 Stanley Cup Final will be available right here on WestwoodOneSports.com! Kenny Albert (play-by-play) and Joe Micheletti (analyst) will serve as NBC Sports Radio’s broadcast team for the 2016 Stanley Cup Final. Albert calls regular-season and post-season NHL games on NBC and NBCSN and has served as a hockey play-by-play commentator for NBC Sports at four Winter Olympics. Micheletti serves as an analyst for NBC Sports Group’s NHL regular-season and post-season coverage,...

LOS GATOS, Calif. (KRON) — With no where to go and no gigs to play, a musician in Los Gatos has started to do free concert for his neighbors. And he has something special planned for later this week. “How we doing out there today Los Gatos?!” From the deck of his Los Gatos home, musician Joel Nelson rocks out on his piano. If the wind is going the right way, Joel says 100s neighboring homes can hear him. And let him know, by hooting and hollering back, to keep making music. “People are...

PACIFICA, Calif. (KRON) — Out on the Peninsula, sunny skies brought some people to Pacifica state beach Sunday. Usually a popular place on nice days, but social distancing wasn’t an issue Sunday. As sunny skies brought some people to Pacifica state beach on Sunday, crowds managed to stay away. Different groups spotted here and there, most keeping their six feet distance from one another – something city officials are glad to see. Pacifica Mayor Deirdre Martin reminded residents that the beach...