Hayward's Concha Dreams brings the sweets to the studio
video

January is Hayward restaurant month, a full-on celebration of local eats, and bold new bites. Family owned, Concha Dreams, is a cozy café in the heart of downtown Hayward. Rose Aguilar, owner of the shop, talks crafting premium conchas and specialty coffee inspired by tradition, creativity, and community.

49ers game day: free official watch parties
video

Stephanie Rogers, 49ers executive vice president of marketing, talks free watch parties. The 49ers take on the Seattle Seahawks in the divisional round Saturday 5PM. Free watch parties will take place at Momo's, Underdog's Cantina in San Francisco, and in downtown San Jose at San Pedro Social.

Mocktails and desserts take center stage during Dry January
video

Dry January doesn't have to mean going without. While many are cutting back on alcohol this month, on Mastro's Steakhouse in San Francisco says you can still indulge.

16th annual Martin Luther King Kr. Day of service in Oakland
video

The city of Oakland is coming together Monday to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Hundreds of volunteers are expected to fan out across East Oakland for a day of service, stewardship and community pride.

Skate Like a Girl: confidence on wheel
video

25 years after a movement started to get more women and girls into skateboarding, Skate Like a Girl is marking success at the skatepark and beyond. Patricia Ramos, director of Skate Like a Girl SF Bay Area, gives insight.

Bad Bunny: music and message
video

Isabela Raygoza, associate editor for Billboard Español and Latin music curator at SoundCloud, talks Bad Bunny's tribute in Chile, and his upcoming Super Bowl LX performance. Raygoza, also comments on height requirement for his half-time show.

Skate Like a Girl: confidence on wheel
video

25 years after a movement started to get more women and girls into skateboarding, Skate Like a Girl is marking success at the skatepark and beyond. Patricia Ramos, director of Skate Like a Girl SF Bay Area, gives insight.

Dungeness crab returns to the menu at restaurants across San Francisco
video

It's the taste people across the Bay Area wait all year for: Dungeness crab is finally back on the menu. Fog Harbor Fish House in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf joined us on 'The Nine' for a taste that identifies one of the region's most iconic flavors.

'The Book of Mormon' returns to San Francisco
video

'The Book of Mormon' returns has returned to BroadwaySF at the Orpheum Theatre through February 1.

Filipina author talks growing up undocumented
video

Jill Damatac, a writer and filmmaker born in the Philippines, talks about her memoir, Dirty Kitchen, which explores her experiences growing up undocumented in the U.S., connecting it to Filipino food and history. Jill currently lives in San Francisco

LaRussell talks music, hustle, and heart
video

Independent, unstoppable and community‑first — LaRussell hits the studio to break down his pay‑what‑you‑want album strategy, how he’s using record-breaking album sales to fund relief for fans.

New experiences coming to Disneyland this year
video

A new year means a new lineup for experiences at the "happiest place on earth." Travel expert, Gabe Saglie, joined us on 'The Nine' from Disney California Adventure for a sneak peek. 

Cancer survival rates hit 70%, American Cancer Society report finds
video

According to the American Cancer Society, the five-year survival rate for all cancers combined has reached 70% in the United States for the first time ever. 

New year, new school: Exploring education options for the upcoming academic school year
video

National School Choice week kicks off later this month, with tens of thousands of events nationwide, including hundreds, right here, in the bay area. Andre Campanella, the CEO of the National School Choice Awareness Foundation, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight into how families can get a jumpstart in planning for the next school year.

Bad Bunny hit with voice recording lawsuit
video

Superstar Bad Bunny hit with a $16 million lawsuit for allegedly using an unauthorized voice sample — and it arrives ahead of his Super Bowl Halftime Show performance. Julianne Escobedo-Shepherd, culture critic, at Hearing Things, gives insight.