Monterey Bay Aquarium re-issues vintage sea otter shirt worn by Taylor Swift
Monterey Bay Aquarium re-issues vintage sea otter shirt worn by Taylor Swift
From side hustle to soul food staple: Y's Choice opens in Oakland
What started as a pandemic side hustle has turned into a must-visit spot in Oakland. Chef Y?s Choice, serving up soulful flavors, is now open at 1825 San Pablo Avenue.
Bay Area?s electrifying DJ Duo: OtebNSolrac
OtebNSolrac, twin DJs Carlos and Beto Concha, are redefining Latin and electronic dance music. Known for their genre-blending sets, they?ve opened for Steve Aoki, and Hugel, consistently drawing thousands of fans. The San Leandro natives of Peruvian heritage talk about the importance of honoring their roots.
Trump weighs meetings with Ukraine and Russia
Hilary Appel, professor of government at Claremont McKenna College, gives insight on President Trump's meeting with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The Ukrainian leader is seeking long-range missiles to use against Russia in a war Trump is eager to end.
Get Cooking With Sal: Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with KTVU's Sal Castaneda.
Get Cooking With Sal: Zip Trips Highlights
Join Sal Castaneda on this episode of Get Cooking With Sal, covering our Zip Trips restaurant favorites!
Get Cooking With Sal: Bay Area Classics
Bay Area classics with Sal Castaneda.
Get Cooking With Sal: Gameday Favorites
Join KTVU's Sal Castaneda on this episode of Get Cooking with Sal covering your favorite food and drinks for gameday this NFL season!
Tariffs hit imported furniture and lumber
As new tariffs are now hitting imported furniture and lumber, prices on everything from kitchen cabinets to coffee tables could soon climb. Now, more people might be turning to secondhand options to stretch their budgets.
Antibiotic-resistant 'superbugs' surge is spreading, WHO says
The World Health Organization has issued a warning, saying that drug-resistant infections, often called "superbugs," are spreading at an alarming rate. The WHO says 1 in 6 bacterial infections worldwide can no longer be treated with antibiotics, threatening decades of medical progress and putting millions of lives at risk.
Health care subsidies expiring - what it will cost you if you have ACA insurance
At the end of 2025, tax credits that help more than 20 million Americans afford health care coverage will expire, raising health care costs for families by up to 600%. Before the Affordable Care Act (ACA) open enrollment period begins on November 1st, people covered by ACA Marketplace plans will get notices from their insurance companies notifying them of increased premiums and reduced subsidies.
Savoring the final day of Hispanic Heritage Month
From crispy potato tacos and heirloom corn chips to a tamal that?ll have you coming back for more, Chef Jose Ramos of Nido?s Backyard and Odin Mexcaleria, and Ivana Pinto, marketing and community engagement manager, joined us on 'The Nine' as they share the flavors and stories behind these beloved dishes.
Health and screening tips for Breast Cancer Awareness month
Every year, one in eight women in the U.S. is diagnosed with breast cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month ? a time to remind people about screening for the disease and other steps we can take to protect ourselves and our loved ones.
LEAD Filipino giving back to the community
LEAD Filipino is a nonprofit that's giving power back to the people through workshops, conversations and community events.
Palisades Tahoe sees fresh snow on mountain peaks
This week's storm brought some of the first snow of the season to the Sierra. Patrick Lacey, the public relations manager at Palisades Tahoe, joined us on 'The Nine' for more insight into when skiers and snowboarders will be able to get a run in on the mountains.
Gaza at a crossroads: What the ceasefire really means
Gaza ceasefire tested as Israeli forces kill more than five Palestinians. Kenneth Roth, visiting professor at the Princeton School for Public and International Affairs, gives insight.
Managing growing debt in this economy
A new report out finds more Americans are using credit as a lifeline. Zest AI, a lending technology company, surveyed 1000 American consumers, 53%, more than half said they depend on credit for necessities such as food and medicine. The dependency is higher among Gen Z and millennials, at 75%.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Malta gets first-ever direct flight from the U.S.
Malta is on Travelzoo's must-visited destinations this year, and it just got its first-ever nonstop flight out of the U.S. Gabe Saglie, a senior editor with Travelzoo, joins Morning on 2 to take us inside this Mediterranean county.
Underage social media use linked to lower test scores, study finds
A study released Monday from UCSF is sounding the alarm on social media use among kids. Researchers say even a little time online before age 13 could affect how well children read, learn and remember.