Pam Cook

2 weeks ago | ktvu.com | Pam Cook

SAN LEANDRO, Calif. - The idea came from Italy with Italian sodas. They are now in cocktails, mocktails, and lattes. And all these creations, filled in colorful bottles, were made at Torani in San Leandro, now celebrating 100 years in business. "We’re celebrating our 100th anniversary," said Torani CEO Melanie Dulbecco. "And it’s finally our coming out party, so finally people know that we are made in the bay for 100 years." The Tori family is from San Francisco.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Pam Cook

SAN LEANDRO, Calif. - The idea came from Italy with Italian sodas. They are now in cocktails, mocktails, and lattes. And all these creations, filled in colorful bottles, were made at Torani in San Leandro, now celebrating 100 years in business. "We’re celebrating our 100th anniversary," said Torani CEO Melanie Dulbecco. "And it’s finally our coming out party, so finally people know that we are made in the bay for 100 years."AdvertisementAdvertisementThe Tori family is from San Francisco.

2 months ago | ktvu.com | Pam Cook

'Jump Squad 510' using Double Dutch to bring hope to Oakland streetsThey call themselves Jump Squad 510, creator Ariel Loudd talks empowering Oakland's community one jump at a time.

Nov 11, 2024 | fox4news.com | Alex Savidge |Pam Cook |Lisa Fernandez

By Alex Savidge , Pam Cook and Lisa Fernandez Published  November 7, 2024 10:08am CST Trump made record gains with Latino vote Donald Trump made record gains with Latino vote. OAKLAND, Calif. - One of the big drivers in President-Elect Donald Trump's victory was the Latino vote. Trump received 46% of the Latino vote compared to 35% four years ago, an Associated Press poll shows – the most support Latinos have ever shown a Republican presidential candidate.

Nov 7, 2024 | ktvu.com | Alex Savidge |Pam Cook |Lisa Fernandez

By Alex Savidge , Pam Cook and Lisa Fernandez Updated  November 7, 2024 7:36am PST Trump made record gains with Latino vote Donald Trump made record gains with Latino vote. OAKLAND, Calif. - One of the big drivers in President-Elect Donald Trump's victory was the Latino vote. Trump received 46% of the Latino vote compared to 35% four years ago, an Associated Press poll shows – the most support Latinos have ever shown a Republican presidential candidate.