1-on-1 with Bobby Seale as Black Panther Party celebrates 60th anniversary

As the Black Panther Party celebrates its 60th Anniversary, co-founder Bobby Seale is reflecting on the organization's origins, its controversial history and its lasting impact on communities across the country. "I started the Black Panther Party because we were discriminated against," Seale said. Watch his one-on-one interview with ABC7's Lyanne Melendez.

As ICE detentions ramp up, SF educators are now accompanying families to immigration hearings

Several times a week, educators step out of the classroom to accompany parents to appointments, including hearings at 630 Sansome Street, where many San Francisco immigration court hearings take place. This is as immigration enforcement operations ramp up nationwide.

Zombie shooting game set in San Francisco's Tenderloin taken offline after backlash

"It's vile. It's not representative of the Tenderloin." A video game portraying San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood as a zombie battlefield was taken offline Friday after drawing backlash from city officials and residents.

'Deeply troubling': 3 North Carolina police officers resign amid probe into alleged racist texts

Three additional officers are also being investigated, the police chief said.

Good grief, Charlie Brown! Runaway inflatable pumpkins prompt urge to batten down Halloween decorations