Skipping class for a cause: where rights meet rules
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Robert Kim, executive director of the Education Law Center, explains student activism and school policies.

Trump's  tariffs are illegal, Supreme Court rules
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Supreme Court strikes down most of  President Trump's tariffs in a major blow to the president. Professor David Levine, at the UC Law SF College of the Law, explains ruling.

Peninsula family creates plastics recycling nonprofit
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Peninsula family who was concerned about the amount of plastic that is not recycled ended up creating a non-profit that helps kids with ideas and joining a worldwide movement.

Noise Pop Festival returns to San Francisco
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The Noise Pop Festival returns to San Francisco through next weekend. The festival, which dates back to 1993, features dozens of acts at music venues across the city.

Oakland's Real Cutie Pies, black-owned, and woman-led
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Tiffany Thompson, owner of Real Cutie Pies in Oakland, shares how family recipes turned into a thriving pie shop known for Peach Cobbler, Banana Pudding, and Pecan Pie — and why every slice represents legacy, resilience, and generational progress.

Backcountry skiing and avalanche safety
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Ethan Greene, director of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center, talks backcountry safety.

From history to hops: Black brewers shifting the narrative
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Despite Black Sumerian women creating the first known beer recipe thousands of years ago, Black brewery owners make up less than 1% worldwide. During this Black history month, we're highlighting brands who are working together to shift that narrative, one pour at a time.

The pressures of parenting: The case for 'stepping back'
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As parents increasingly worry they're not doing enough for their children, there are growing calls from child development experts who say they are likely doing too much. 

TMZ releasing new documentary into Michael Jackson's life
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During a Pepsi commercial shoot in 1984, a pyrotechnic malfunction left Michael Jackson with sever burns to his scalp. Now, TMZ is releasing a new documentary called, TMZ Presents: Michael Jackson: 30 Fatal Seconds" Thursday night, which explores the aftermath of that single moment, and how it may have reshaped his life.

Eight wheels, one legacy: skate culture in the Bay Area
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Honoring that legacy with a Bay Area pioneer, Richard Humphrey, who helped carry the culture forward on stages, in studios, and on rinks across the country. Humphrey, founder of Rollerdance Academy, is joined by skate instructors, Takiyah Fraklin, and Isaac Farfan.

Mark Zuckerberg faces jury in social media addiction trial
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Isaac Vaghefi, professor at Zicklin School of Business, at Baruch College, explains what could come out of Mark Zuckerberg's trial on social media addiction.

Black Joy Parade kicks off in Oakland
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Executive Producer of the Black Joy Parade Paige Nicholson previews the festivities heading to Oakland this Sunday.

'Microdramas' see growth in popularity in the U.S.
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Move over soap operas, there's a new source for drama and romance. They're called "microdramas," and are one-to-three-minute shows filmed to be viewed on your phone. Tomm Polos, the director of creator arts at USC, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight.

Inflation cools, but prices remain high
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Inflation slowed in January to 2.4%, but prices are still high. Jason Matthews, the founder of Matthews Financial and Insurance Solutions, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight.

Palisades Tahoe gets fresh snow
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As the storm moves through the Bay Area, the same system is hitting the Sierra. Maddy Condon, the senior communications specialist at Palisades Tahoe, joined us on 'The Nine' for a live look from the mountain.

The cost of money lies
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Financial infidelity: hidden debt, secret credit cards, and spending that never makes it onto the shared spreadsheet. Michael McAuliffe, founder and President of Family Credit Management, gives insight on how couples protect both their finances and their trust.