Celebrating Saving Senior Dogs Week with a Petaluma nonprofit

It's the 7th annual Saving Senior Dogs Week, a time to spotlight the older, and often overlooked dogs, who still have so much love to give. Alice Mayn, the executive director of Lily's Legacy Senior Dog Sanctuary in Petaluma, joined us on 'The Nine' to share how the nonprofit is leading a nationwide effort to help senior dogs find their forever homes.

Doctor stresses importance of early detection during this Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and there is a heavy focus on the power of early detection. 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society. Dr. Dawn Nwamuo, a radiologist and breast imaging specialist at Kaiser Permanente San Leandro, joined us on 'The Nine,' to discuss why catching it early can make all the difference.

Health premiums set to jump in 2026

Health insurance premiums are set to jump again next year, rising twice as much as inflation. Open enrollment begins November first in California, and analysts say the surge could hit both workers and employers hard. To help breakdown what's driving the rising costs and what consumers can expect next year. We're joined by Glenn Melnick, a professor of health economics and finance at the University of Southern California.

Fog and sun

Today will see fog and sun, clouds with rain on Saturday.

West Coast Wrap Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025

Immigration enforcement protests, microbursts wreaking havoc in Tempe, Arizona, and legal ramifications of the NBA gambling ring bust tonight on West Coast Wrap.

Newsom: Threat not over

Gov. Gavin Newsom warned Californians to be wary after President Donald Trump suddenly paused a planned federal immigration surge in the San Francisco Bay Area, saying the president often changes his mind.

Weekend rain

High clouds will begin to increase from the north as a cold front approaches Friday night. We are expecting the front to move in late Friday night and into early Saturday morning bringing beneficial rain to the North Bay where generally up to .25" will be possible with less than .10" across the San Francisco Bay Area. The front will dissipate as in progresses southward toward through Saturday when the Santa Cruz Mountains could see generally less than .10". Elsewhere, less than 0.05" is expected through Saturday. A secondary frontal is forecast to move through the region Sunday morning through afternoon resulting in a little less than the first for the aforementioned areas and little to no rain expected across the Central Coast. Post frontal rain showers will be possible, especially across the North Bay, in wake of the second frontal passage into Sunday night or early Monday morning. Cooler conditions temperatures are forecast for this weekend with them dropping up to 10 degrees below seasonal averages. :sunny: