Wills and trusts: do you need one?
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Financial expert Jason Matthews joins Mornings on 2 to discuss wills, trusts, and why they meet different needs.

Memorial Day travel in the Bay Area
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Even with the higher cost of gas and airline tickets, more people are traveling for the Memorial Day holiday weekend.

Inside Oakland's Bake Sum Bakery
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Joyce Tang pivoted to a pop-up called “Bake Sum,” serving creative Asian American treats that quickly built a devoted following across the east bay. Now, six years later, Oakland's Bake Sum has earned national buzz, a “best bakery in the east bay” title from nosh readers, a brand-new cookbook — and a second east bay location. Joyce Tang, owner of Bake Sum, shares here story.

San Francisco's free Cultural Festival in Chinatown
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On May 31, San Francisco‘s Chinatown will host an event celebrating the vibrant culture, tasty food, and lively performances that make Chinatown so special. Nancy Yu, event director gives insight.

Filoli Launches “Kids Go Free” Promo for Summer
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Starting May 30, children ages 0–14 get in FREE with every full-price adult ticket. Sonia Capitant, associate director of community programs and partnerships with Filoli Gardens, gives insight.

Fijiana’s global moment, the artist behind “Welcome to the Bay”
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From Richmond to international stages, Fijiana blends Indo-Fijian roots with Bay Area hip-hop. For AAPI Heritage Month, the rising artist reflects on immigration, identity and using music to advocate for her community as her career continues to grow.

Mind games: Silicon Valley father and son duo
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They’ve amazed audiences from Silicon Valley to live television, now this father-son duo brings their modern mentalism live to our studio. As part of AAPI Heritage Month, we explore how Dan and James Chan are transforming traditional magic into something psychological, and completely unforgettable.

Oakland comic book sparks mental health conversations
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month  and one Oakland screenwriter and author is using comic books to spark important conversations about trauma, grief and healing.

San Francisco: Flamenco Arts International presents 'Songs From A Sinking Ship'
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Flamenco Arts International is bringing back Songs from a Sinking Ship this weekend, a production that combines traditional flamenco with theatrical elements and multimedia design. The flamenco voyage on Saturday, May 23, at the Presidio Theatre, features Marina Elana, Carlos Menchaca, David Chupete, and living legend El Torombo.‍

How AI Is Changing Vacation Planning
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According to recently released data, more people are trusting AI to help them find travel deals. Greg Oates, director of AI Advocacy for GuideGeek, gives insight.

Sunnyvale massive food delivery
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One truck. Millions of meals. A coordinated push across California, see how JustServe and local nonprofits are moving food and hope into communities facing rising food insecurity. : Marie Bernard, executive director of Sunnyvale Community Services, gives insight.

Confronting Islamophobia in the wake of San Diego mosque shooting
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Investigators are calling the San Diego mosque shooting a possible hate crime. Professor Farid Hafez, with Georgetown University's Bridge Initiative, talks about the impact of rising Islamophobia and fear within Muslim communities.