A taste of one of the first Guatemalan bakeries in the Bay Area
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For Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re celebrating a Bay Area family business with more than 30 years of Guatemalan tradition. Universal Panaderia Bakery started with mom and dad selling food from their cars and has since grown to three locations in san francisco, daly city and san pablo.

Danville's Cielito Cocina Mexicana: traditions on the table
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You can experience culture through food, and at Cielito Cocina Mexicana in Danville, the menu takes inspiration from two distinct Mexican regions: Puebla and Oaxaca. As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re exploring the flavors, ingredients and traditions behind the dishes. 

Corte Madera approves ban on tobacco sales
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Corte Madera is now the first town in the country to ban the sale of all nicotine products. Georgetown law professor Michele Goodwin explains whether other towns will follow suit.

Why Trump is all-in on AI despite the warnings
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President Trump is lashing out after the Supreme Court rejected his plan to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. As he challenges the ruling, he’s also pushing back against calls for tighter controls on artificial intelligence. Todd Belt, director of the Political Management program at The George Washington University, gives insight.

Tech Executive Discusses Role in AI Summit
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Executive at South Bay semiconductor company talks about the 'AI Infra Summit' at the Santa Clara Convention Center, featuring 8,000 attendees.

Know your rights as a California tenant
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Centro Legal takes turns hosting the clinic on Wednesdays with their partner organizations, including the Eviction Defense Center and East Bay Community Law Center. Centro Legal will be hosting the clinic on September 23. David Hall, tenants’ rights co-director, gives insight.

Silicon Valley's AI warning
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A major shift in the Bay Area tech world, artificial intelligence rivals may be teaming up to make the tech safer. Sanjay Goel, expands on what Anthropic, OpenAI and Google are considering.

9/11: 25 years later, from tragedy to service
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On 9/11, John Bridgeland had a firsthand view of the White House response, from the first reports of the attacks to the evacuation of the West Wing and the emergency declaration signed by President Bush. He later became the first director of USA Freedom Corps, focused on channeling the extraordinary surge of Americans who wanted to serve after the attacks. Twenty-five years later, he joins us to reflect on that moment.

Alameda 9/11 survivor shares his story
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For Eric Jones, September 11th is more than a date in history, it is a day he will never forget. He survived the attack on the Pentagon, suffered injuries, and helped others in the aftermath. Years of therapy helped him confront the PTSD that followed. Today, he works at the USS Hornet in Alameda and mentors Bay Area youth, using his experience to help point young people toward a better path.

New Martinez mural honors Joe DiMaggio
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Members of The Joe DiMaggio Hometown Hero Project join us to talk about the mural now on display in Martinez.

How Bike Family Fest promotes bike safety in Contra Costa County
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Organizers of the annual Bike Family Fest event in Pleasant Hill join us to talk about their growing event, and how it's making a difference at schools.

California passes strong protections for kids in the age of AI
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Common Sense Media CEO & Founder Jim Steyer joins us to applaud the series of bills passed in our state to protect children.

Remembering 9/11: Coping with trauma and grief years later
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It has been 25 years since September 11th, and that disastrous event that happened so long ago can still feel immediate for some people. For many, it's emblazoned on minds, hearts, and psyches, as if it were yesterday. Dr. Jessica Hamilton, a psychologist at Kaiser Permanente in Greater San Jose explains how trauma knows no time.