Mornings on 2

This AAPI Heritage Month, we’re talking about representation, legacy, and what it means to carry culture into the spotlight. Bay Area boxer Kyle Lacanlale grew up inspired by Filipino legends like Manny Pacquiao and Nonito Donaire, and now he’s hoping to inspire the next generation the same way.

Hantavirus is rare and unable to cause a global pandemic, Jorge Salinas, the medical director of infection prevention at Stanford Health Care, expands on what you should know.

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This AAPI Heritage Month, discover the Filipino martial art teaching confidence, culture, and real-world self-defense. Joseph Bautista, founder of Legacy Filipino Martial Arts based in Daly City, gives insight.

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Gaynor Siataga, founder of the SALT: Pacific Islander Association Resource Hut and a leading force behind San Francisco's 11th cultural district, the Pacific Islander Cultural District, talks about importance of representation.

Many retirees are learning their Medicare premiums are going up. Financial expert Jason Matthews joins Mornings on 2 to discuss what people can do to avoid an unpleasant surprise.

Bay Area certified financial planner Clark Geranen analyzes the April 2026 jobs data on 'Mornings on 2.'

Charo Fuentes of Char.cuterie stopped by KTVU, to show how to dazzle everyone on Mother's Day with teacup charcuteries.

Nolan Higdon of UC Santa Cruz talked about key political events this past week, from the latest developments in the Iran War, to the race for California governor.

Charo Fuentes of Char.cuterie talked about how to dazzle everyone, with teacup charcuteries on Mother's Day.

Nolan Higdon of UC Santa Cruz appeared on Mornings on 2 to discuss the Iran War, its impact on gas prices, as well the upcoming meeting between President Trump and China's leader Xi Jinping, and the two gubernatorial debates this past week.

KTVU's Frank Mallicoat interviewed Valkyries team president, Jess Smith, about the new season, and how successful the franchise has become in a short time period.

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Clinical psychologist, Dr. Jackie Shiels of Kaiser-Permanente Walnut Creek talked about what moms need to know, when raising a child.

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Jordan Lefler is hiking thousands of miles while raising money for national parks.  Hear his story.

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This year's runway show from the Fashion Design Pathway at OSA features designs that play with structure, silhouette, and material, revealing the unexpected beauty that emerges when conventions are questioned and rebuilt. Support the youth, Friday, May 8 and Saturday from 7-9PM.

Cal Performances at UC Berkeley presents pianist Lara Downes in This Land: Reflections on America at Zellerbach Hall on Saturday, May 9 at 8PM. Joined by folk singer Judy Collins, poet Tarriona, string ensemble Invoke Quartet, and the multicultural Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir.

San Leandro and West Coast Makers are hosting an AAPI festival on May 8th from 4-9PM in Butterfly Plaza. Then on May 9th, there is Salsa on the Bay, in Treasure Island from 2-8PM

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San Lorenzo-raised, Ruby Ibarra, a rapper, entrepreneur and mother reflects on culture, activism and community through music.

Hire Oakland Job Fair will be taking place outside at Frank H. Ogawa Plaza at Oakland City Hall on Wednesday, May 13. The citywide hiring event will feature recruiters from EBMUD, Samuel Merritt University, the City of Oakland, BART, PG&E, and more. Visraant Iyer, gives insight.

The United States is waiting for Iran to respond to the latest American proposal to end the war, after top-ranking officials on both sides suggested a burst of behind-the-scenes diplomatic activity. Todd Belt, director of the political management program at The George Washington University, gives insight.

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The U.S. and Iran are nearing an agreement to end the war in the Middle East. Florida Atlantic University political science professor Robert Rabil explains what both sides are asking for and the pressure President Trump is applying to reach a deal.

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Loneliness raises one's risk of premature death, heart disease, stroke, and dementia. Psychiatrist, Dr. Arnold Gilberg offers tips to avoid it.

Founded in 2010 by Alicia Sánchez Martínez, Ballet Folklórico El “Valle” de St. Helena is a nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing Mexican folklore through dance. By honoring ancestral traditions, the group transforms history, culture, and identity into vibrant artistic expression.

May 5 ballot drop boxes and other ballot drop-off locations open. As ballots start arriving in mailboxes this week, seven of the leading candidates for California governor will take to the stage for back-to-back debates. Andres Quintero, political science professor at Evergreen Valley College, gives insight.

Arts Contra Costa County is working to strengthen the creative community by supporting local artists, funding programs and expanding access to the arts. 

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Graham Lustig, artistic director of the Oakland Ballet, Angel Island choreographer, Phil Chan, and dancers, Ashley Thopiah and Phoenix Wilkins, give insight on Dancing Moons Festival. Production runs May 8-9, at San Francisco's Herbst Theatre.

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Author Steve Rose sits down to discuss his intimate friendship with Eddie Van Halen and the stories behind his book, Tonechasers

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The newly launched Pleasant Hills Farmers' Market will open every Saturday from 9am to 1 pm year round, rain or shine!

Interview with Hamline University's Political Science Professor David Schultz about Iran War and latest jump in gas prices

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A conversation about the success of Pleasant Hill Night Market ahead of its return May 1st.

Today is national college decision day, when seniors commit to their future schools. For many first-generation students, that milestone comes with uncertainty. Shirley Collado, College Track President and CEO, explains why.

Sunday, May 3 crowds will gather in downtown San José for the third annual Cinco de Mayo festival. From live entertainment to traditional folklórico dancers, the event keeps the spirit alive—even without its signature parade. Luis Ochoa, program director, gives insight.

From yoga and sound baths to acupuncture and one-on-one therapy sessions, Healing the Healer offers six powerful wellness activations designed to restore mind, body, and spirit—while uplifting Latinx. Event on May 1, from 10 AM - 4 PM at the San Leandro Marina. Dulce Lopez, Latinx and Jose Carlos Montesinos with Latinx Advisory Committee, give insight.

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Santa Rosa's Cooperage Brewing Company, is hosting CoopMania. The annual taco festival features food vendors, live music, and lucha libre. Event is Saturday, May 2 from 12PM - 10PM. All proceeds will support Hijas del Campo, the Brentwood nonprofit helps migrant and seasonal farmworkers. Participating, luchadores with San Jose's Pro Wrestling Revolution.

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Temporary Protected Status was created for moments of disaster and war, but what happens when temporary stretches for decades? Now, the Supreme Court must decide whether those protections can be abruptly stripped away. Luis Cortes Romero, immigration attorney at Novo Legal Group, gives insight.

King Charles spoke on the importance of restraining executive authority during his time in Washington. His address reaching far beyond capitol hill. He's in the middle of a four-day visit meant to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States’ independence and reaffirm the special relationship between the U.S. and the U.K. Jana Mathews, professor of medieval literature and culture, at Rollins College of Liberal Arts, gives insight.

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Financial Advisor & Insurance Specialist Jason Matthews has some great advice for  parents

Even though the job market appears to be slowing down, a new study suggests many workers may actually be preparing for their next move. John Woods, founding director of the University of Phoenix Career Institute, gives insight.

Tuesday, April 28, marks a critical moment in Half Moon Bay, as city leaders take a final look at a long-awaited affordable housing project for senior farmworkers before a decisive vote May 5. Belinda Hernandez-Arriaga, founder and executive director of Ayudando Latinos A Soñar, explains what's at stake.

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The Trump administration is assigning denaturalization cases to regular prosecutors, which could lead to a surge of people stripped of U.S. citizenship. Mariam Masumi Daud, immigration lawyer at Johnson & Masumi, gives insight.

California is moving to strengthen online protections for minors. Still, critics warn the rules may not go far enough. leaving kids exposed in a fast-growing world of AI-powered apps. Leeza Garber, cybersecurity and privacy attorney, gives insight\.

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Play Like a Girl+ returns on Sunday, May 3 in Piedmont. Olympic athletes and dozens of live demonstrations are happening at Witter Field in Piedmont. And there's a new addition... swimming at the city's brand new electric pool.

Forest Home Farms Historic Park pays tribute to San Ramon's agricultural history with the Sheep Shearing Festival.

Genesis Church in Antioch gives away free groceries to families in need.

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It's the first time in 250 years that the U.S. is honoring women at Washington DC's National Mall and the Women's Suffrage National Monument organization is looking for ideas.

UC Berkeley sophomore Christian Alvarez shares how he came up with 'Ernyst," a website and app that has helped dozens of UC Berkeley students get connected with members of the community who need an extra hand.

Chef Darryl Bell joins us on Mornings on 2 to share kitchen skills and an update on what's next after his successful launch of State Line Roadhouse

Chef Darryl Bell of Stateline Road Smokehouse returns to Mornings on 2. He's sharing techniques to master a succulent spatchcock chicken and achieve the ultimate crispy-skin sear on salmon—just in time to level up your hosting season.

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For La Doña, music is more than performance, it’s a space for healing, connection, and collective action. Corrientes out everywhere April, 29.

California needs hundreds of thousands of new homes, yet major projects from housing to infrastructure are plagued by delays and rising costs. KP Reddy of Zero RFI explains what’s broken and how AI is changing the equation.

Travel expert Angel Castellanos tells us all about timing, and proper planning in advance. 

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On 'Take 2,' an interview with David Stull, President of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He discussed the greatness of Michael Tilson Thomas, who passed away at the age of 81.

Swami 3 is carving out a space with music rooted in purpose. Their songs tap into universal themes, growing up, overcoming challenges, and holding onto hope, all wrapped in anthemic melodies that stick with you long after the music stops. Meet Rohan, Shaan, and Noah Swaminathan.

Bay Area Dance Week, is a 10-day celebration of movement and dance. The festival kicks-off with One Dance at 12 pm on Friday, April 24 at Jesse Square. Runs through May 3. Dudley Flores, Aimee Rose, and Jess Bozzo, give insight.

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Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say they had seized two ships near the Strait of Hormuz. The United States and Iran have been seeking to exert control over the strategic waterway as each tries to bolster its leverage before another round of peace talks. Kristin Diwan, senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, D.C., gives insight.

New Farm hosts this year's Earth Day SF celebration

He’s only been playing sax since 2022, but Oakland native Ayo Brame is already touring internationally and earning major recognition. Ayo will be celebrating his19th Birthday at Yoshi's Oakland Fri–Sat, Apr 24–25.

Interview with Michael Waldman of the San Francisco Glens, about the Cal-Stanford men's soccer match it's hosting at the Treasure Island stadium. 

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The iconic Bay Area brewery is coming back, following Pennsylvania brewery Evil Genius Beer Company purchasing the brand and recipes. We speak with Evil Genius Beer's founder about where the brewing business is heading, and how long it will be until you can find beers like Hell or High Watermelon in stores across the Bay Area.

The list of tech companies based in Silicon Valley and beyond that are cutting jobs is long, and while there was a lot of concern that artificial intelligence would replace workers, many analysts say that's not the reality.  Marcus Mossberger, workforce strategy expert, gives insight.

What's billed as the longest-running film festival in the Bay Area is returning this weekend. The 69th annual San Francisco International Film Festival kicks off on Friday, with events across the Bay Area.

Gossip magazines are hitting the digital age. As so-called 'blind item' blogs have been growing in popularity, the San Francisco Standard is launching its own gossip column about the City for our modern era.

Twenty years in the restaurant industry is no small feat—and Restaurant Picco is celebrating in style. From English pea risotto to barolo-glazed beef rib, the restaurant is revisiting fan-favorite dishes that helped define its legacy. Bill Higgins, owner of Restaurant Picco, and Michael Reyes,  executive Chef, talk success.

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Trade your ticket for a tasting passport and hit the streets. “Taste of Temescal” transforms the neighborhood into an immersive food tour, with curated stops, DJ sets, and a high-energy after party on Wednesday, April 29th. Pitmaster James Woodward and Candi Martinez, director of events, for Temescal District, give insight.

The Trump administration begins to accept applications from businesses seeking refunds in tariffs, months after the supreme court ruled that the president had no legal authority to impose them. Vinod K. Aggarwal, UC Berkeley Professor of Politics, gives insight.

Kids can eat free, healthy meals this week at Tender Greens with purchase of an adult entrée

Visit the Alexander Valley, eat fresh-baked pastries or DIM SUM at Jimtown and Then Sum all while shopping at Les Dames d'Escoffier's culinary rummage sale on April 25th.

The Monterey Bay Aquarium is now home to two otters who were rescued back in 2022, who then went off to live at an aquarium in Southern California. And 'Suri' and 'Willow' will play an important role to younger otters: they'll serve as surrogate mothers to rescued pups who don't have a mother.

The Giants are holding Library Day at Oracle Park this Sunday, in honor of National Library Week.

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Financial advisor Jason Matthews talks about the three smart moves we should make now that tax season is over.

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Take 2: April 17, 2026

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A new report outlines critical steps to save California's redwoods and prevent a repeat of the 2020-2021 wildfires, which destroyed 20% of the world’s giant sequoias.

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