Time change affects our 'body clocks,' study finds
It's time to 'fall back' once again as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end Sunday. While some enjoy moving their clocks back for that extra hour of sleep, medical experts warn that time change this weekend can have a harmful impact on our 'body clocks.'
It's time to 'fall back' once again as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end Sunday. While some enjoy moving their clocks back for that extra hour of sleep, medical experts warn that time change this weekend can have a harmful impact on our 'body clocks.'
Candy overload? water Is the secret weapon
Rich Razgaitis, national hydration and water expert, gives tips on surviving the Halloween sugar rush.
Rich Razgaitis, national hydration and water expert, gives tips on surviving the Halloween sugar rush.
Dentist provides tricks to protect your children's teeth from Halloween treats
Halloween is Friday, and while the costumes are cute and the candy is calling: dentists say now is the time to think before you chew.
Halloween is Friday, and while the costumes are cute and the candy is calling: dentists say now is the time to think before you chew.
CalFresh benefits halting Saturday amid government shutdown
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as SNAP, will run out of funds in just a few days. Caitlin Sly, the CEO and President of the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss the uptick in demand, and how families can get help.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as SNAP, will run out of funds in just a few days. Caitlin Sly, the CEO and President of the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss the uptick in demand, and how families can get help.
Celebrate World Ballet Day
As we are nearing World Ballet Day, a time to celebrate and spread the beauty of dance, we wanted to highlight the perseverance and determination it takes to turn a dream into reality. Let's welcome Ruth Dawn Shevlin, author and illustrator of Rebecca's Dream.
As we are nearing World Ballet Day, a time to celebrate and spread the beauty of dance, we wanted to highlight the perseverance and determination it takes to turn a dream into reality. Let's welcome Ruth Dawn Shevlin, author and illustrator of Rebecca's Dream.
Study: Caution against cellphone bans in California schools
Schools across limiting student cell phone use during the school day, with a new law taking effect next summer requiring districts to enact smartphone restrictions. But new findings by UCLA researchers suggest completely banning phones on school grounds could actually do more harm than good. Lead author of the study, Kathy Do explains.
Schools across limiting student cell phone use during the school day, with a new law taking effect next summer requiring districts to enact smartphone restrictions. But new findings by UCLA researchers suggest completely banning phones on school grounds could actually do more harm than good. Lead author of the study, Kathy Do explains.
Bay Area holds fast to Día de los Muertos traditions
After threats of major immigration enforcement, some cities have scaled back celebrations, but others are pressing on, baking pan de muerto and preparing altars that honor loved ones and unite communities. We stopped by Las Montañas Supermarket in Hayward, to learn about the Mexican tradition and bread making.
After threats of major immigration enforcement, some cities have scaled back celebrations, but others are pressing on, baking pan de muerto and preparing altars that honor loved ones and unite communities. We stopped by Las Montañas Supermarket in Hayward, to learn about the Mexican tradition and bread making.
Tariffs, shutdowns, and Halloween shortages
Despite tariffs and the government shutdown, Halloween costs are reaching record-high levels. Shohini Kundu, an assistant professor of finance at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, explains holiday spending and inflation.
Despite tariffs and the government shutdown, Halloween costs are reaching record-high levels. Shohini Kundu, an assistant professor of finance at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, explains holiday spending and inflation.
Redwood City prepares for Día de los Muertos celebration
Communities around the Bay Area are celebrating Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead this week. In Redwood City, thousands are expected to attend a free event honoring those who have passed.
Communities around the Bay Area are celebrating Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead this week. In Redwood City, thousands are expected to attend a free event honoring those who have passed.
Spreading awareness during National Disability Employment Awareness Month
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, a time to spread awareness about the employment needs and contributions of people with disabilities.
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, a time to spread awareness about the employment needs and contributions of people with disabilities.
San Francisco Opera to host 'Beethoven 5 & Falla' concert this weekend
The San Francisco Opera is hosting 'Beethoven 5 & Falla' for one night only on Saturday, November 1.
The San Francisco Opera is hosting 'Beethoven 5 & Falla' for one night only on Saturday, November 1.
Family Connections Center
From free classes, to family support services: Family Connections Centers helps parents and children grow together, giving families the tools to thrive, long after preschool ends.
From free classes, to family support services: Family Connections Centers helps parents and children grow together, giving families the tools to thrive, long after preschool ends.
Women's professional baseball coming to San Francisco
Women's professional baseball is coming to San Francisco. The city is one of four others participating in its inaugural season.
Women's professional baseball is coming to San Francisco. The city is one of four others participating in its inaugural season.
Día de los Muertos concert returns to the San Francisco Symphony this weekend
The annual Día de los Muertos celebration at the San Francisco Symphony returns Saturday, November 1 with a new meaning.
The annual Día de los Muertos celebration at the San Francisco Symphony returns Saturday, November 1 with a new meaning.
Ceasefire resumes, as dozens killed in overnight strikes in Gaza
The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza has resumed, following renewed fighting that left more than 100 people dead.
The ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza has resumed, following renewed fighting that left more than 100 people dead.
Cleanup across Jamaica begins following Hurricane Melissa
Recovery crews and residents in Jamaica are surveying the damage caused by Hurricane Melissa, which slammed into the island nation as a Category 5.
Recovery crews and residents in Jamaica are surveying the damage caused by Hurricane Melissa, which slammed into the island nation as a Category 5.
The latest on Hurricane Melissa
Top headlines, weather, and breaking news from across the Bay Area.
Top headlines, weather, and breaking news from across the Bay Area.
Take 2: Live News from San Francisco
KTVU's anchors discuss the hot topics of the day and gives a behind the scenes look at the newsroom.
KTVU's anchors discuss the hot topics of the day and gives a behind the scenes look at the newsroom.
West Coast News Wrap Live
Top headlines and breaking news from across the Western States.
Top headlines and breaking news from across the Western States.
Unseasonably warm
Unseasonably warm for final week of October
Unseasonably warm for final week of October