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The San Francisco Latino Film Festival returns for its 18th year with a lineup of roughly 50 features, documentaries, and short films from around the globe and the Bay Area.

San Francisco Restaurant Week is officially underway, offering diners special menus and discounted pricing at eateries across the city. 

Unlike their Gen Z predecessors, today's Gen Alpha teens are eager to get behind the wheel, with a recent survey showing 80% want their driver's license as soon as possible. Greenlight Driver Training CEO Jason Zimmerman joined us on "The Nine" to share critical safety advice for parents navigating modern car tech, phone distractions and early driving lessons.

From the vineyards of Moldova to the rich traditions of Peru, Frenchie Wine Bar brings two unique journeys together. Meet co-founders Natalia Morarasu and Joel Arias and discover how their backgrounds shaped their vision for San Francisco’s wine scene.

Meet Dayanna Gossett and Elyse Tropper, two entrepreneurs, homeschooling mothers, and co-founders of The Creative Place, a bilingual sewing and creative arts studio in downtown San Leandro.

If you’ve been on social media, you’ve probably seen the Dubai chocolate craze, and one Walnut Creek dessert shop is putting its own delicious spin on the trend. The Sweet Spot is known for its Dubai chocolate strawberry cups, along with its popular crepes.Arian Mosaddad, owner of The Sweet Spot, shares his story.

Low pressure bringing two days of rain to the region

Big names stocks are reporting earnings this morning. Financial advisor Chris Markowski explains what we could see from the Netflix, SpaceX, Meta and Tesla reports.

Russia released retired American teacher Stephen Hubbard who was imprisoned on mercenary charges for fighting in Ukraine. Sonoma State political science professor David McCuan explains how this could be a way of easing tensions between Russia and the United States.

Video shows immigration enforcement agents in Woodland, California striking a pedestrian who was trying to film them.

About 100,000 California state workers will strike for one day. The union representing the workers claims Gov. Gavin Newsom has not negotiated in good faith on a new three-year contract.

Clouds, light winds and showers are expected to move into the region Wednesday morning and afternoon. Showers will become more scattered later in the day and continue into Thursday. Thunderstorms are possible from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning across parts of the Central Coast, including areas near the Plaskett and Timber fire burn scars. While the expected rainfall could provide some beneficial moisture, locally heavy downpours could pose a concern for runoff and debris flows in and around recently burned areas. A cooling trend will continue through the end of the week, followed by a return to warmer, drier conditions next weekend.

The City of Oakland is holding its annual "Love Life Week" to promote love, peace and violence prevention in memory of 16-year-old Lo'Eshe Lacy, who was killed in a shooting outside McClymonds High School 29 years ago. As part of the weeklong series of community events, McClymonds High's campus podcast studio was officially renamed in Lacy's honor to inspire students through experience with media and technology.

Zio Fraedo's, a beloved, long-time restaurant on the Vallejo waterfront, is calling it quits after 20 years because rising costs have made continuing operations unsustainable for its mom-and-pop owners. But the landlord is the City of Vallejo itself. 

A Presidio Heights resident is raising concerns that San Francisco's temporary street space permit system could allow homeowners to reserve public parking for personal use. San Francisco Public Works says permit abuse is not widespread but encourages residents to report suspected violations through 311.