Veteran's Day

One Bay Area veteran is among those getting their due.

With each passing day, there are fewer who experienced World War II firsthand. Joe Rosato Jr. reports. .

Community members on Friday gathered in San Jose for a Veterans Day parade – one of the largest in the country – to honor those who answered the call when the nation needed them. Damian Trujillo reports.

The San Francisco 49ers have a big matchup on Sunday Night Football on NBC Bay Area against the Los Angeles Chargers, but before the game, tight end George Kittle had a message for the men and women who have served our country. Kris Sanchez reports.

As we honor America’s heroes on Veterans Day, one health expert who works with vets discusses the subject of mental and physical struggles, specifically loneliness. Pete Suratos reports.

The National Park Service is honoring Veterans Day by waiving admission at fee-charging parks, from Yosemite to Death Valley.

After two years of pandemic pause, the Veteran’s Day parade took over San Jose streets. Aside from celebration and cheering, local officials also highlighted the need to provide more help for veterans. Robert Handa reports.

For the first time in two years due to a pandemic pause, the Veteran’s Day parade took over San Jose streets Thursday.

Operation Surf supports veterans by helping to heal emotional wounds and rebuilding confidence and purpose. “California Live” hits the beach to learn more about the incredible results-driven surfing program that is based on scientific research and studies.

“California Live” visits Bastards Canteen established by a team of three marines. Learn about the mission of the restaurant and how they started their own nonprofit, Save the Brave, to provide companionship and stress management tools to veterans.

“California Live” meets up with veteran comedians on the importance of comedy in their lives, including how their time of service impacts their stand-up performance. Find out what you can expect from a veteran comedy show and learn about its impact on the veteran community.

The rules for handling and displaying the American flag are defined by a law known as the U.S. Flag Code.

The U.S. Flag Code codified how to display and care for the Stars and Stripes. Here are just a few of the guidelines.

The National Park Service’s final 2021 free day? It’s Nov. 11, and over 100 fee-charging parks will waive the entry fee.