'Oakland Style' celebration begins to show off city culture
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Co-owners of the restaurant 'Fluid510,' Richard Fuentes and Sean Sullivan joined the President & CEO of 'Visit Oakland' to promote the 5-day 'Oakland Style' celebration beginning on October 7, 2026.

Foreign policy expert on 2 major international developments
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Stephen Zunes, USF Professor & Program Director of the USF Middle Eastern Studies Program, appeared on 'Mornings on 2' to discuss 3-years since the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel, and the violent clashes between student protesters and police in France, regarding education cuts.

Higher rates for commercial and residential real estate
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Financial advisor Chris Markowski discusses what higher rates mean for commercial and residential real estate.

Three-year anniversary of Israel-Hamas War
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Today marks three years since the war between Israel and Hamas broke out. Sonoma State University professor David McCuan explains how the war has changed Israel, Gaza, the Middle East and American politics.

Family identifies man shot & killed in Vallejo as USPS worker
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Family identifies man shot and killed in Vallejo as a US Postal worker.  They say he is 32-year-old Devaughn McBride.  He was shot in front of the apartment complex where he lived with his family. 

New day, same weather story
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The Bay Area stays hot and dry inland through Thursday, with temperatures 10 to 15° above normal inland and a compressed marine layer keeping the coast cooler with patchy dense fog at times. The pattern shifts Thursday dropping temperatures toward normal or slightly below by the weekend.  We are also watching for the possibility of strong North winds developing Friday-Sunday that could heighten fire danger.  Heat Advisory until Thursday 10p for Bay and inland communities.  Coastal Flood Advisory until 1 PM Thursday for Bayside communities adjacent to San Pablo Bay.

San Francisco-set "Josephine" makes Bay Area premiere at Mill Valley Film Festival
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The San Francisco-set drama “Josephine,” starring Channing Tatum, Gemma Chan and 10-year-old newcomer Mason Reeves, made its Bay Area premiere at the Mill Valley Film Festival. The Sundance award winner, inspired by director Beth de Araújo’s childhood experience in Golden Gate Park, is now generating awards-season buzz.

Oakland City Council approves 45-day moratorium on new data centers

The Oakland City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to place a 45-day temporary moratorium on all new data center development across the city.

Oakland City Council approves 45-day moratorium on new data centers
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The Oakland City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to place a 45-day temporary moratorium on all new data center development across the city.

Community calls out antisemitism in San Anselmo
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The community came together for a vigil in the North Bay community of San Anselmo on Tuesday just days after police said a swastika and antisemitic graffiti was scrawled on an elementary school's campus. 

Family and friends ID Vallejo shooting victim killed as 32-year-old USPS worker

Family and friends have identified the victim killed in one of two Vallejo shootings on Tuesday as 32-year-old Devaughn McBride, a U.S. Postal worker.

West Coast News Wrap Live
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West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

A ride to remember
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Sailors and Marines ride horseback during Fleet Week

Uproar after Trump suggests Iran 'take out' LA, San Diego
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President Donald Trump suggested during a campaign rally that Iran could "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego to keep the country safe.

Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee touts drop in crime
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Delivering her State of the City address Tuesday, Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee told the City Council and the public the city is on the move and has reason to celebrate. Lee reported a drop in crime and speeding incidents and pledged to boost police staffing.

Health officials warn of early flu season spike
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The arrival of autumn brings another seasonal shift for Bay Area residents, and health officials are once again encouraging flu shots.

San Francisco approves, other cities consider bans and reviews on data center growth

As artificial intelligence and digital services rapidly expand, several California local governments are stepping back to evaluate the footprint of data center development in their communities.