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Enough power to blow up an entire neighborhood. Even scarier tonight is where live from the kpix studios this is kpix5 news. 4th of july is right around the corner and cops are cracking down on illegal fireworks. One Bay Area Agency just completed one of the biggest busts of all time. Andria borba shows us. Re was this 600 po and explosives. Reporter in the front yard of this East Palo Alto home there is lighter fluid, propane tanks and empty gas canisters. On thed in of this Gardenia Court home the east side Palo Alto Police Department Said there were 600 pounds of fireworks and explosives. H...

The traffic barriers outside city hall and is now stuck. This happened around 10 00 oclock tonight on the southeast corner of the building. The truck also knocked over a light pole. No one was hurt. But authorities are going to bring in special tow truck to remove the big rig. Traffic is still able to get around the accident. Well stay on top of the story and bring you knew details as we get them. Also tonight a historic move by the pentagon. Service members who are transgender are now loud to serve openly in the uss mill tar. How one local transgender veteran hopes this landmark move impacts ...

Separating high school students from their cellphones might be seen as a daunting task but one California school said having students stash them during the school day has brought some surprising results. Administrators at High Tech High in San Diego said fostering a phone-free school environment led to positive change. Starting this school year, High Tech High required students to relinquish their phones at the beginning of the day. ...

The shortage of educators and school staffers has reached a crisis level in some Pennsylvania public schools. The state will need to fill thousands of vacancies for teachers, principals and administrative staff by August of 2025 - according to a report from the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Billy Hileman, president of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers, said there's been a decline in enrollment for teacher education programs at universities in the past decade. ...

By Olivia Sanchez for The Hechinger Report.Broadcast version by Terri Dee for Indiana News Service reporting for The Hechinger Report-Public News Service Collaboration People who read college applications are a lot like detectives. Without having been there for the event (the student's K-12 education and life), they must find clues in documents (high school transcripts and student essays) and eyewitness accounts (letters of recommendation) to solve the case (decide whether a student might be able to thrive at the college). But even with the extensive applications that each student submits, t...