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49ers team photographer, Michael Zagaris talked about spending time with the team, during their Super Bowl runs.

'Cape & Cowl' Con 2026 is a free event happening in Alameda on August 30.

Kevin 'Coop' Cooper talks about the impact of a Super El Niño on Tahoe-area resorts.

San Jose State Professor & Tech Expert Ahmed Banafa discusses what happened in the first week, and what lies ahead in the Meta trial.

Happy Saturday! The Bay Area will remain near average through next week. Morning coastal clouds will give way to afternoon sunshine, with highs ranging from the 60s at the coast and 70s near the bay to low 80s-low 90s inland. While afternoon onshore winds could gust up to 30 mph near the coast and through gaps and passes, dry warm conditions remain in our hills.   In regard to Tropical Storm Moke, the storm is forecast to pass south of the Hawaiian Islands this weekend, but it could still bring heavy rain, strong winds and dangerous surf, particularly on the Big Island, where 5 to 10 inches of rain, and isolated totals up to 15 inches, could trigger flash flooding and mudslides. A Flood Watch is in effect from late Saturday night through Monday afternoon.

College application season is now underway with most deadlines on November 1st. More colleges and universities are requiring students to submit their SAT/ ACT scores.

Loved ones resumed their search on Friday for a missing Fairfield woman. Chantel Brooks was las seen more than a month ago. Family and friends took their efforts to Oakland, hoping a new clue as to her whereabouts might provide some answers. 

Work begins Friday night on the Carquinez Bridge, which will see a stretch of the bridge shut down for the weekend starting Friday night. A portion of U.S. Highway 101 in San Francisco will also see repair work that starts Friday and lasts through the weekend. 

The Coast Cloudy start with patchy fog and a few localized spots of coastal drizzle in the morning. Clouds retreat to the beaches by midday, leaving mostly sunny skies! Unseasonably cool with daytime highs remaining in the mid-60s to (low 70s in Santa Cruz). West Winds 10-20 mph occasional stronger gusts. Bayshore Morning low clouds will cover areas like San Francisco, Oakland and San Bruno before burning off to clear, sunny conditions by 11:00 AM. Mild and comfortable with highs peaking in the high 60s to mid-70s (69°F in San Francisco and 73°F in Redwood City).  Steady onshore winds.  Inland Valleys & Hills Completely sunny by mid morning after any brief valley stratus burns away. Higher elevations above 1,000 feet will remain notably warm and dry. Significantly warmer. Reaching the low to mid-80s, except up to 94 degrees in the hottest locations well Inland. (90 in the TriValley, 92 Fairfield, Discovery Bay, Brentwood). Breezy west afternoon winds 10-20 mph. Enjoy your weekend!

Oakland's speed cameras at 18 locations across the city are slowing drivers - especially if they get violations in the mail, city says 

The San Francisco SPCA is waiving adoption fees for all animals Saturday as part of the national Clear the Shelters campaign. Muttville and San Francisco Animal Care and Control are also participating in the citywide effort to find pets loving homes.

Hip Hop Fairyland returns to Children’s Fairyland in Oakland Saturday, using music, art and movement to connect children and families with free resources focused on physical, mental and oral health.

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

Gov. Gavin Newsom says millions of California families could get free money for their children's education, but many don't know how to sign up for the funds. The governor and First Partner visited San Francisco on Friday to spread the word to underserved families. 

Steph and Ayesha Curry’s Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation just reached a major milestone, completing its 25th schoolyard transformation at Oakland’s Prescott Elementary