Highway 37: What you need to know about the 55-hour closure
Caltrans is shutting down Highway 37 in both directions for 55 hours as part of their preparation work for potential El Niño-related storms.
Caltrans is shutting down Highway 37 in both directions for 55 hours as part of their preparation work for potential El Niño-related storms.
Zuckerberg warns he may leave California if voters pass billionaire tax
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has warned his company that he may flee California if voters choose to adopt a billionaire tax.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has warned his company that he may flee California if voters choose to adopt a billionaire tax.
Shock after teen with autism, downtown ambassador attacked by Berkeley High students
A 14-year-old boy with autism was attacked and pelted with eggs by fellow Berkeley High students downtown. Hours later, students allegedly attacked a downtown ambassador cleaning up the mess.
A 14-year-old boy with autism was attacked and pelted with eggs by fellow Berkeley High students downtown. Hours later, students allegedly attacked a downtown ambassador cleaning up the mess.
San Francisco chooses new name for Cesar Chavez Street, honoring female farmworkers
The push to rename the Mission District thoroughfare follows allegations that labor leader Cesar Chavez sexually assaulted women decades ago.
The push to rename the Mission District thoroughfare follows allegations that labor leader Cesar Chavez sexually assaulted women decades ago.
Congressional candidate Connie Chan makes her pitch to California voters
Congressional candidate and current San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan makes her case to voters in the November 3, midterm election. Chan discusses affordability, Medicare for all, data center moratoriums and reining in artificial intelligence. She says it's important that automation does not replace a human work force. She also addresses criticism that she has been anti-new housing in her supervisorial district.
Congressional candidate and current San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan makes her case to voters in the November 3, midterm election. Chan discusses affordability, Medicare for all, data center moratoriums and reining in artificial intelligence. She says it's important that automation does not replace a human work force. She also addresses criticism that she has been anti-new housing in her supervisorial district.
SF treasure hunt sends participants searching for rare pieces
The search is on in San Francisco for clues that could lead participants to rare and valuable pieces of the city’s history. Over the next five days, treasure hunters will scour the city for clues as they try to complete the challenge.
The search is on in San Francisco for clues that could lead participants to rare and valuable pieces of the city’s history. Over the next five days, treasure hunters will scour the city for clues as they try to complete the challenge.
Nonprofits rally against Proposition 43
TODAY A GROUP OF NON-PROFITS RALLIED IN THE SOUTH BAY AGAINST PROPOSITION 43. IF APPROVED, THE MEASURE WOULD MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT TO RAISE CITIZEN-INITIATED SPECIAL TAXES BY CHANGING THE APPROVAL THRESHOLD FROM A SIMPLE MAJORITY TO TWO-THIRDS.
TODAY A GROUP OF NON-PROFITS RALLIED IN THE SOUTH BAY AGAINST PROPOSITION 43. IF APPROVED, THE MEASURE WOULD MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT TO RAISE CITIZEN-INITIATED SPECIAL TAXES BY CHANGING THE APPROVAL THRESHOLD FROM A SIMPLE MAJORITY TO TWO-THIRDS.
Pelosi's office receives 'suspicious' mail, latest elected official to receive mysterious package
Nancy Pelosi has become the latest congressperson to receive a suspicious letter in the mail.
Nancy Pelosi has become the latest congressperson to receive a suspicious letter in the mail.
Boy beaten near Berkeley High campus
A 14-year-old boy suffered a concussion after he was beaten and pelted with eggs as Berkeley High School's "Unity Week" wrapped up.
A 14-year-old boy suffered a concussion after he was beaten and pelted with eggs as Berkeley High School's "Unity Week" wrapped up.
Vandalism at Kensington elementary school being investigated as a hate crime
Police are investigating a possible hate crime at Kensington Hilltop Elementary School that occurred sometime between Friday afternoon and early Monday morning.
Police are investigating a possible hate crime at Kensington Hilltop Elementary School that occurred sometime between Friday afternoon and early Monday morning.
Downtown Berkeley cleaning worker attacked by teens
Berkeley police are investigating an attack on a Downtown Ambassador worker who was beaten by a group of teens while cleaning the area.
Berkeley police are investigating an attack on a Downtown Ambassador worker who was beaten by a group of teens while cleaning the area.
Molotov cocktail-style device thrown at Atlanta ICE building; $20K reward
An apparent incendiary device was thrown at the downtown Atlanta ICE headquarters around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday.
An apparent incendiary device was thrown at the downtown Atlanta ICE headquarters around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Pope Leo’s lung cancer had not spread, doctors confirm no further treatment needed
Pope Leo XIV does not need further treatment for lung cancer after follow-up tests confirmed the disease was localized, the Vatican said in a statement Wednesday.
Pope Leo XIV does not need further treatment for lung cancer after follow-up tests confirmed the disease was localized, the Vatican said in a statement Wednesday.
Who leads 2026 Texas Senate race? Paxton vs. Talarico poll tracker
Polls have shown the hotly contested U.S. Senate race in Texas is in a dead heat.
Polls have shown the hotly contested U.S. Senate race in Texas is in a dead heat.
Livermore police arrest armed suspect barricaded in business
The LPD advised the public to avoid the area and prepare for possible road closures as negotiators attempted to make contact with the suspect.
The LPD advised the public to avoid the area and prepare for possible road closures as negotiators attempted to make contact with the suspect.
Annual San Francisco Latino Film Festival returns to the city this week
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.
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 offers special menus across the city
San Francisco Restaurant Week is officially underway, offering diners special menus and discounted pricing at eateries across the city.
San Francisco Restaurant Week is officially underway, offering diners special menus and discounted pricing at eateries across the city.
Gen Alpha eager to hit the road, survey finds
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.
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.
San Francisco's Frenchie Wine Bar: curated wines, and a personal story
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.
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.
San Leandro's The Creative Place: building community through creativity
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.
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.