Bridging the divide in the workplace
A big business leader in Silicon Valley weighs in on how discrimination in the workplace and beyond can be addressed.
Father and son card business helps frontline workers
A father and son from the Central Valley explain how they came up with the idea to sell cards to help provide personal protective equipment for health care workers.
Mother of 10 shares secret to success
Laura Hernandez, founder of mamasystems.net, explains how parents with small children can get organized to maximize fun with the family this summer.
A look ahead to Trump's rally in Tulsa
Already, many Trump supporters have made their way to Tusla ahead of the president's campaign rally on Saturday. Joe Garofoli, San Francisco Chronicle senior political writer, explains what's ahead in the race for the White House.
History of Juneteenth
Rev. Dr. Jacqueline Thompson of Allen Temple Baptist church weighs in on the history of Juneteenth and the special meaning the day holds now in 2020.
Virtual Juneteenth
San Jose is home to one the largest Juneteenth celebrations in the Bay Area. But this year things will be different. Christian Webb, a long-time volunteer with AACSA, explains how the big event will be celebrated virtually in the South Bay.
Gyms Reopening
As gyms reopen, many might be wondering what limitations there will be when it comes to working out safely. Napa gym owner, John Cortese, gives us some insight as to what's ahead for the fitness industry.
Reopening CA Schools
Gasia Mikaelian lets us know about a new report from the CA School Boards Association on when and how schools can re-open safely this fall.
Father's Day gift ideas
Sadie Murray, lifestyle expert, offers some ideas on what to get for Dad this Father's Day while social distancing.
Grants for Oakland businesses to rebuild
Jean Paul Zapata from Visit Oakland explains how minority-owned business owners can apply for grants to rebuild their establishments.
Addressing teen mental health crisis
Dr. Stuart Buttlaire, Kaiser Permanente mental health expert, explains how to help teens cope with the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic and civil unrest being felt across the country.
Doctors petition police to stop using tear gas
Dr. Peter Chin-Hong explains how tear gas can contribute to the spread of COVID-19 when used in large crowds.
How to support black-owned and minority-owned businesses in Oakland
Tanya Holland, executive chef of Brown Sugar Kitchen, gives her perspective on the protests happening across the country and in the Bay Area, and how local business is being affected.
ACLU against curfews
Shilpi Agarwal, senior staff attorney at the ACLU, explains why her organization maintains broad curfews are dangerous.
Virtual celebration of Pride 50
Carolyn Wysinger, Pride's board president, explains the changes to this year's Pride due to COVID-19.
Dr. Oz checks in
Dr. Oz discusses the rise in anxiety and insomnia medication prescriptions across the country, and new COVID-19 symptoms seen in children.
App navigating COVID-19 relief fund for undocumented immigrants
Ran Harnevo, CEO of Homeis, explains how his app helps undocumented immigrants learn more about California's new COVID-19 relief fund.
New technology for tracking COVID-19 infections
Apple and Google are helping monitor the risk of exposure to COVID-19 through new technology. Renee Dua, chief medical officer of telemedicine service "Heal," weighs in on the new efforts to increase contact tracing.
Inland temperatures will come close to 100 degrees on Memorial Day
Inland temperatures will come close to 100 degrees on Memorial Day
Memorial Day Weekend at home
Mike Lee from BevMo! shows us how to kick off Memorial Day weekend with some specialty drinks.