President Biden sets new tone on climate policy
University of San Francisco Professor Dana Zartner spoke to Mornings on 2 on Saturday about how the Biden administration is looking to make a clean break from the Trump era on climate.
President Biden begins setting agenda through executive orders
San Francisco State University Political Science Professor Rebecca Eissler talked to Mornings on 2 on Saturday about the implications.
Rosemary Orozco talks about the rainy days ahead in the final days of January
Rosemary Orozco talks about the rainy days ahead in the final days of January
'Hell's Kitchen' chef talks about how pandemic changed her cooking
Kori Sutton emerges from another fiery season of "Hell's Kitchen" to talk about how the pandemic has changed her cooking and eating habits.
Chronicle reporter discusses new Biden administration
San Francisco Chronicle political reporter Joe Garofoli discusses the new Biden administration on Inauguration Day.
Redwood Empire Food Bank
Established in 1987, the Redwood Empire Food Bank is the largest hunger relief organization from Sonoma County to the Oregon border, encompassing Sonoma, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt and Del Norte counties
Dave Stewart, former A's pitcher and Oakland native, makes bid for share of Coliseum site
Former Oakland A’s pitcher Dave Stewart has placed a bit to buy a portion of the Oakland Coliseum site in hopes of developing the area.
KTVU Mornings on 2 at 6 a.m.
KTVU Mornings on 2 at 6 a.m.
KTVU Mornings on 2 Weekend
KTVU Mornings on 2 Weekend
Two screens for teachers
Teachers and students are struggling during COVID. It's hard for the kids to sit in front of a screen for a long period of time. And teachers are finding it difficult doing all their lesson plans all on one screen. The founder of two screens for teachers, Matt Lerner, says here's how you can help. www.twoscreensforteachers.org
Making Bloody Marys
National Bloody Mary Day with Gray Whale Gin founders Marsh and Jan Mokhtari
Tips for a dry January
Tips for a dry January.
Rob Lowe talks about "9-1-1 Lone Star'
Veteran actor Rob Lowe joins KTVU to talk about his hit show "911 Lone Star," what he's learned about firefighting and more.
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley
Since the pandemic hit, Second Harvest has been providing nutritious food to an average of 500,000 people a month, twice the number of people it served before the pandemic.
Cartelligent CEO explains how they're handling the hassles of buying a car
Cartelligent CEO David Shapiro says his company can get you almost any car.
Oakland Symphony salutes Kamala Harris
The Oakland Symphony is saluting Vice President Kamala Harris in honor of the inauguration
Hot tech from CES
Sal Castaneda explores the hot tech from the Consumer Electronics Show
San Francisco mayor talks about vaccines and more
San Francisco Mayor London Breed talks about vaccines and more with Mornings on 2.
Dry January
Many people are participating in 'Dry January'. The annual tradition of giving up or cutting back on alcohol can be good for your health.
Plans to return to classrooms
Millions of students across California are still learning primarily at home. Troy Flint with the California School Boards Association details the state's budget and the billions of dollars dedicated to schools in 2021.