Señor Sisig shows off unique Filipino street food
Señor Sisig has been serving up Filipino fusion cuisine around the Bay Area for years. Today, one of the food trucks stopped by KTVU to talk all about the influence behind the unique street food.
Bay Area filmmaker explores how bullying can linger decades later
Bay Area Director Jay Rosenblatt explores a personal story involving his childhood in the Academy Award-nominated short "When We Were Bullies." The documentary is available to stream on HBO Max starting March 30.
New NFT immersive gallery opens in San Francisco
Ray Kallmeyer, the CEO of the organizer of the exhibit, spoke to Mornings on 2 The Nine about the rise of NFT art and what people can expect when they visit the exhibit at the San Francisco Mint.
1st Black woman to play Negro League baseball honored in Google Doodle
Toni Scott is credited with being the first Black woman to play professional baseball in the Negro League. At one time, she played minor league baseball on the San Francisco Sea Lions, a white team. Today, she is featured in the Google Doodle. Monique Wray, a San Francisco illustrator who drew the doodle, talks to KTVU about Stone.
Oaktown Jazz Workshops
Oaktown Jazz Workshops is a non-profit, community-based, cultural education organization dedicated to passing on the tradition of jazz music to young people through music instruction, educational presentations and live concerts. KTVU's Sal Castaneda talks with a member of the organization to learn more.
San Francisco's most beloved pair
The Tree Twins explain how it all started and what made them do surprise sidewalk appearances.
Documentary featuring the Bay Area's football great John Madden
Sports reporter Tom Rinaldi talks about the new documentary about football great John Madden.
Nutcracker returns to California Theatre in San Jose
A holiday tradition is getting ready to begin in the South Bay. The Nutcracker returns to California Theatre in San Jose on December 18, 2021.
Children's book honoring Oakland Symphony Conductor Michael Morgan
KTVU talks with author Dina Bartello about a new children's book honoring Michael Morgan, the Oakland Symphony conductor who died in August.
The San Francisco Nutcracker returns
Angela Watson talks about the SF Nutcracker's return.
Banksy art exhibit in San Francisco
Banksy, an artist known for his street art, is being celebrated at San Francisco's Palace of Fine Arts with an exhibition that has its public opening Monday. Vicente Fusco, co-producer of the “Unauthorized” Banksy Exhibit, explains.
See's Candies celebrates 100 years of iconic treats
KTVU's Gasia Mikaelian talks with the President and CEO of See's Candies to celebrate a century of sweetness.
Live with Nick Cannon: Nick and Sal talk about being deejays
Comedian, musician and actor Nick Cannon talks with Sal Castaneda about a shared passion: deejaying
A Little Night Music in San Francisco
Trixie Aballa, a local Filipina actress talks about San Francisco's 42nd Street Moon "A Little Night Music"
Retired South Bay judge authors new book
Retired Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge LaDoris Hazzard Cordell talks about her new book, Her Honor.
San Francisco's poet laureate shares his voice
San Francisco's poet laureate Tongo Eisen-Martin shares his voice.
"Song for Cesar" at the Mill Valley Film Festival
Directors Abel Sanchez and Andres Alegria spoke to Mornings on 2 on Saturday about their documentary exploring the life and legacy of Cesar Chavez.