California midterm primaries
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California voters are making major decisions today, from choosing who advances in the race for governor to narrowing crowded congressional contests. Under the state’s top-two primary system, the leading candidates move on to November, regardless of party. Andres Quintero, political science professor at Evergreen Valley College, gives insight.

San Francisco to host the 50th anniversary of the Gay Softball World Series
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Long before inclusion became a national sports conversation, one San Francisco league was creating opportunities on local ballfields. Now, the San Francisco Gay Softball League is looking ahead to a historic return of the Gay Softball World Series, five decades after the tournament was first played in the city. Vincent Fuqua, SFGSL commissioner, and Michael Cross, League treasurer, give insight.

California Post expands north
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The California Post is expanding its print distribution to reach thousands of new readers across northern California. The publication already has reporters covering local news, sports, technology, and politics, with plans for even more regionally focused content. Nick Papps, editor-in-chief of The California Post, gives insight.

Volunteers needed for San Francisco's Pink Triangle display
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Today is the first day of Pride Month, and one organization in San Francisco is looking for volunteers to help install the annual Pink Triangle on Twin Peaks. Patrick Carney joins Mornings on 2 with more on how you can help.

SF Superior Court ending pretrial diversion program
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The San Francisco Superior Court is planning on ending a pretrial diversion program that works with people who are facing criminal charges, over accusations the organization that runs it is not being transparent. But the nonprofit is pushing back against those accusations. CEO of the SF Pretrial Diversion Project, David Mauroff, joins Mornings on 2 to discuss the possible changes.

A day of healing with horses
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"Horses & Healers" in Novato recently hosted a healing event for healthcare workers to emphasize the importance of those who care for others learning to care for themselves.

Insectpalooza returns to San Francisco
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SaveNature.org hosts another Insectpalooza in San Francisco on Sunday, June 7th. We get a sneak peak of the giant bugs that will be on display on this FREE event. 

From Tech to Bake: Trading Bytes for Bites
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From coding to baking. Stacie Frederick, co-owner of Evergreen Cafe in Berkeley, explains why she decided to reboot her career and shift from tech to the baking industry. Plus, she shares how she makes her scrumptious, crowd-favorite scones.

Maui travel rebound
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Travel expert Gabe Saglie tells us about a unique booking window has just opened up for summer travelers looking to score a deal in Maui.

Heartbeat of Tahiti: AAPI heritage through dance
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The powerful sounds of Tahitian percussion have carried legends, and ancestry for centuries. Matahani Tahitian Dance Studio, with locations in Concord and Hercules, showcases the artistry, history, and cultural pride behind traditional Polynesian performance.

San Leandro's Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay
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The Vietnamese American Community Center of the East Bay, honors that legacy by helping generations of Vietnamese American and immigrant families navigate life in the United States with dignity and support. Shirley Gee, executive director of VACCEB, expands on mission.

Green card rules just changed: what to know
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Adriel Orozco, senior policy counsel at the American Immigration Council, gives insight on new USCIS memo for green card applicants.