Summer Nights Program News Today

Traffic continues to move along very nicely westbound coming into San Francisco. Agent an eight minute drive time. And also looking at 101 and 280 northbound and southbound, the traffic continues to look gad. There is road work on some of the freeways. But its not causing any major delays. At 4 30, lets go back to the desk. We begin with breaking news at the Oakland International airport where a person has been detained following a small fire inside the airport. Now we are told that fire started...

Its through details in a 2,000 page transcript. We begin tonight with jana katsuyama. She has been going over those documents and spoke to sierras father. Reporter this transcript is really revealing how prosecutors are making the connection. On the tiniest of dna evidence, hairs, fibers and even prior alleged attempted kidnappings. Massive search parties and Police Investigators have been unable to find sierra lamar since she disappeared. Today transcripts finally reveal how prosecutors are mak...

Complete bay area News Coverage starts right now. This is ktvu mornings on 2. Youre looking live at the Oakland International airport where a man was detained after a fire broke out near the baggage claim area in terminal 1. Ktvus alex savidge was first on the scene and coming up in 2 minutes hell tell us what hes learned from airport workers and sheriffs deputies and about the unusual way the man tried to get away from police. Good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. Im tori campbell. Good morni...

BOSTON — As part of its commitment to promoting the safety and health of Massachusetts’ young people, the Healey-Driscoll administration announced the expansion of the Department of Conservation’s successful Summer

During the months of July and August the DCR is bringing back its Summer Nights Program. Heres a list of free recreational programs in New Bedford.

The Summer Nights Program ensures that young people in urban areas have an enriched, fun, and safe summer. Here's how to get involved.

The sounds of basketballs hitting the pavement, loud pop music and stomping feet marked the kickoff of this year’s summer programming meant to give young<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://whdh.com/news/healey-takes-court-to-give-summer-nights-a-bounce/">Read More</a>

The Department of Conservation and Recreation's Summer Nights Program is entering its ninth year providing recreational and educational activities during the evening for young people from age 13 to 21 in July and August.

The City of Port Coquitlam has put together a list of things to do for families in the city, including outdoor movies, water fun and fire safety.