Gov. Newsom, Lawmakers agree on changes to wildfire liability system
Wildfire survivors and consumer advocacy groups applauded the compromise deal that does not prevent survivors from suing a utility if their equipment causes a fire that destroys their home. A previous proposal, backed by Gov. Newsom, would have limited PG&E and other investor-owned utilities' liability.
Wildfire survivors and consumer advocacy groups applauded the compromise deal that does not prevent survivors from suing a utility if their equipment causes a fire that destroys their home. A previous proposal, backed by Gov. Newsom, would have limited PG&E and other investor-owned utilities' liability.
Rising heart disease risk among young women
Nearly one in three women between the ages of 20 and 44 could have some form of heart disease by 2050.
Nearly one in three women between the ages of 20 and 44 could have some form of heart disease by 2050.
Fatal wrong-way crash on I-505 in Solano leads to felony DUI arrest
A 66-year-old Vacaville woman was killed in a head-on crash.
A 66-year-old Vacaville woman was killed in a head-on crash.
Students helping students in Oakland - program to cut down on chronic absenteeism
Green Light Fund Bay Area is investing $1 million in a leadership program that will pair older students mentors with younger classmates to keep them in school.
Green Light Fund Bay Area is investing $1 million in a leadership program that will pair older students mentors with younger classmates to keep them in school.
The story behind the book 'Face to Face with Whitey Bulger'
Boston crime reporter Bob Ward joins us live to discuss his new co-authored book, Face to Face with Whitey Bulger. He details how an FBI agent's exclusive post-arrest interview with the former America's Most Wanted fugitive came to light.
Boston crime reporter Bob Ward joins us live to discuss his new co-authored book, Face to Face with Whitey Bulger. He details how an FBI agent's exclusive post-arrest interview with the former America's Most Wanted fugitive came to light.
Chicago mass shooting leaves 1 dead, 13 others injured on South Side, CPD says
A mass shooting on Chicago’s South Side late Saturday night left one man dead and 13 other people injured.
A mass shooting on Chicago’s South Side late Saturday night left one man dead and 13 other people injured.
Protecting your skin year-round
Kaiser Permanente Dermatologist Dr. Anne Seidler joins us to explain the importance of wearing sunscreen year-round, and the dangers of Melanoma.
Kaiser Permanente Dermatologist Dr. Anne Seidler joins us to explain the importance of wearing sunscreen year-round, and the dangers of Melanoma.
Kansas City-style BBQ chef shows us how to make the perfect BBQ side dish: Pickled Vegetables
Stateline Road Smokehouse chef Darryl Bell joins us back on Mornings on 2 to show us how to master pickling and fermenting vegetables
Stateline Road Smokehouse chef Darryl Bell joins us back on Mornings on 2 to show us how to master pickling and fermenting vegetables
Political Impact of Gov. Newsom's wildfire deal
KTVU political analyst and UC Santa Cruz professor, Nolan Higdon discusses the wildfire deal, possible federal rules on social media and the future of mail-in voting in California.
KTVU political analyst and UC Santa Cruz professor, Nolan Higdon discusses the wildfire deal, possible federal rules on social media and the future of mail-in voting in California.
Early fall preview continues
Happy Sunday! A pleasant day is on tap across the Bay Area, with morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny skies, away from the coast plus mild temperatures and a breezy afternoon. Changes arrive as we head into the first week of September. A deepening marine layer and noticeably cooler temps. in the forecast Monday, even cooler on Tuesday. There is also a slight chance of drizzle and light spotty showers in the days ahead. Looking to Labor Day weekend, the same type of pattern may keep temperatures below normal with plenty of coastal clouds and perhaps additional moisture from the south returning as well.
Happy Sunday! A pleasant day is on tap across the Bay Area, with morning low clouds giving way to mostly sunny skies, away from the coast plus mild temperatures and a breezy afternoon. Changes arrive as we head into the first week of September. A deepening marine layer and noticeably cooler temps. in the forecast Monday, even cooler on Tuesday. There is also a slight chance of drizzle and light spotty showers in the days ahead. Looking to Labor Day weekend, the same type of pattern may keep temperatures below normal with plenty of coastal clouds and perhaps additional moisture from the south returning as well.
Rising heart disease risk among young women
Nearly one in three women between the ages of 20 and 44 could have some form of heart disease by 2050.
Nearly one in three women between the ages of 20 and 44 could have some form of heart disease by 2050.
Students helping students in OUSD - program to cut down on chronic absenteeism
Green Light Fund Bay Area is investing $1 million in a leadership program that will pair older students mentors with younger classmates to keep them in school.
Green Light Fund Bay Area is investing $1 million in a leadership program that will pair older students mentors with younger classmates to keep them in school.
Sunday Funday
Sunday Forecast Daytime Temperatures: A broad upper-level low-pressure system parked over the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia is keeping the region comfortably cool. Expect afternoon temperatures across the entire Bay Area to remain a few to several degrees below late-August seasonal averages. The Microclimate Numbers: Immediate Pacific Coast: Crisp and autumnal, staying stuck in the low-to-mid 60s. Bayside Shoreline: Highly comfortable with highs reaching the upper 60s to mid-70s. Inland Valleys: Capped beautifully in the upper 70s to low 80s. Marine Layer & Clearing: The marine layer is forecast to deepen tonight. Morning low clouds will gradually mix out, giving way to mostly sunny skies for the afternoon hours Afternoon Winds: Breezy west-to-southwest 10 - 20 mph. Perhaps a little haze from the fires to the south, however, no alerts or advisories.
Sunday Forecast Daytime Temperatures: A broad upper-level low-pressure system parked over the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia is keeping the region comfortably cool. Expect afternoon temperatures across the entire Bay Area to remain a few to several degrees below late-August seasonal averages. The Microclimate Numbers: Immediate Pacific Coast: Crisp and autumnal, staying stuck in the low-to-mid 60s. Bayside Shoreline: Highly comfortable with highs reaching the upper 60s to mid-70s. Inland Valleys: Capped beautifully in the upper 70s to low 80s. Marine Layer & Clearing: The marine layer is forecast to deepen tonight. Morning low clouds will gradually mix out, giving way to mostly sunny skies for the afternoon hours Afternoon Winds: Breezy west-to-southwest 10 - 20 mph. Perhaps a little haze from the fires to the south, however, no alerts or advisories.
Plaskett, Timber fires burn thousands of acres in Big Sur area, force Highway 1 closures
Firefighters are battling the Plaskett and Timber fires in Monterey County as steep terrain and heavy vegetation fuel the flames, forcing evacuations and a lengthy closure along Highway 1.
Firefighters are battling the Plaskett and Timber fires in Monterey County as steep terrain and heavy vegetation fuel the flames, forcing evacuations and a lengthy closure along Highway 1.
Will Californians be able to vote by mail in November?
A UC Berkeley Law Professor breaks down the ongoing legal battle between the Trump Administration and several State Attorneys General over the President's executive order on mail-in ballots.
A UC Berkeley Law Professor breaks down the ongoing legal battle between the Trump Administration and several State Attorneys General over the President's executive order on mail-in ballots.
SJPD sergeant released from hospital after being wounded in shootout with armed suspect
SJPD Sgt. Matt Walsh was shot twice by an armed robbery suspect who fled from authorities into an unaware family’s home on Tuesday.
SJPD Sgt. Matt Walsh was shot twice by an armed robbery suspect who fled from authorities into an unaware family’s home on Tuesday.
Deadly flash flooding in Nepal hits close to home for this North Bay man
North Bay man from Nepal shares photos and videos taken by family and friends coping with the devastating from the floods in his home country.
North Bay man from Nepal shares photos and videos taken by family and friends coping with the devastating from the floods in his home country.
San Jose police investigate suspected homicide after woman stabbed
Another woman was quickly identified as a suspect, and preliminary information showed that the victim and the suspect knew each other.
Another woman was quickly identified as a suspect, and preliminary information showed that the victim and the suspect knew each other.
3 San Jose residents ID’d as victims in deadly Alaska plane crash
Alaska State Troopers on Wednesday afternoon were notified that a small plane had crashed in the Seldovia Slough, according to the Alaska Department of Public Safety.
Alaska State Troopers on Wednesday afternoon were notified that a small plane had crashed in the Seldovia Slough, according to the Alaska Department of Public Safety.
Pokémon takes over San Francisco with record turnout, drone shows
The Pokémon World Championships and Pokémon XP are drawing more than 50,000 fans to San Francisco, filling Moscone Center and providing a boost to nearby bars, restaurants, hotels and the collectibles market.
The Pokémon World Championships and Pokémon XP are drawing more than 50,000 fans to San Francisco, filling Moscone Center and providing a boost to nearby bars, restaurants, hotels and the collectibles market.