Fall-inspired drinks with Mr. Espresso
Fall is officially here, and Oakland's Mr. Espresso is raising the bar with a brand-new seasonal lineup.
Americans growing increasingly concerned about finances
Job uncertainty, inflation, and now, the government shutdown. Americans are growing increasingly concerned about their finances. Mariah Hudler, the owner and founder of Koru Financial Therapy, joined us on 'The Nine' on how to cope with financial anxiety.
President Trump unveils White House prescription drug website
The White House unveiled a new direct-to-consumer plan for some prescription drugs. The government-run platform named TrumpRX, would allow consumers to search for their medicine and be redirected to manufactures' direct-to-consumer channels.
Bad Bunny?s Super Bowl: music, immigration, and free expression
Ediberto Roman, professor of law at Florida International University, gives insight on Bad Bunny?s Super Bowl performance sparking an immigration showdown.
Meta?s platform overrun by deepfake scams?
A new Tech Transparency Project report reveals that scammers who use deepfake videos of lawmakers to promote fictitious government benefits are among the top political ad spenders on Meta platforms. Katie Paul, director of the Tech Transparency Project, explains findings of report.
Warm drizzles are sticking around in the Bay Area
Precipitation is forecasted to wet the Bay Area, though temperatures are expected to hover around the 60s and 70s.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's Aide enters race for San Francisco's District 8 supervisor
A KTVU crew met with Gary McCoy in the Castro as he prepares for his official campaign launch to run for the position of District 8 supervisor. It represents the Castro and other neighborhoods. He says his struggles with methamphetamine and alcohol use, homelessness, and living with HIV will help him serve San Francisco. McCoy says he's celebrating almost 15 years of sobriety and that now is the time to give back to the city he loves.
Walnut Creek touts 21% increase in new business licenses
Business is booming in Walnut Creek. That's the word from city leaders, who are touting a major growth in new business. That includes a big-name restaurant and a bank?both of which opened their doors Wednesday.�
Bolinas Post Office back in business after 948 days
Bolinas, population 1,200, is a small, remote community that lost its post office almost three years ago. Despite the U.S. Postal Service being downsized, the residents of Bolinas managed to circumvent those cuts and get their post office reopened.
Government shutdown threatens military participation in San Francisco Fleet Week
Military participation in this year?s San Francisco Fleet Week is in jeopardy as the federal government shutdown continues, according to officials.
Activists say Israeli navy has begun intercepting a Gaza-bound aid flotilla
Activists on board a flotilla of vessels sailing toward Gaza said late Wednesday that the Israeli navy had intercepted 13 of its boats as they approached the besieged Palestinian territory. Israeli authorities said the activists on board, including Greta Thunberg, were safe and being transferred to Israel.
Orlando siblings accused of running fake dental office, causing infections and disfigurement
An Orlando man and his sister are accused of running a fake dental practice out of an office building, charging patients thousands of dollars for unlicensed procedures that left at least one woman infected and disfigured, investigators said.
Workers impacted by government shutdown | West Coast Wrap
The federal government shutdown that started Wednesday has already begun to impact Americans, from shutting down National Parks to limiting services at airports. Both sides of the political spectrum have blamed the other for the shutdown, creating more tension among legislators
Thursday clouds
The unsettled pattern could soon be coming to an end. Shower chances remain in the Thursday morning forecast. Looks like another cloudy day! Highs should range from the mid 60s to the mid 70s. The weekend will be mild and dry.
Oakland's Fruitvale district celebrated for Latino history
The Fruitvale district has been the heart and soul of Oakland’s Latino community since the mid-1900s.
Government shutdown: Furloughed workers and Bay Area park closures
Federal workers with NASA, the U.S. Geological Survey, and other offices at Moffett Field in Mountain View received emails Wednesday morning announcing the furloughs and ordering them to wrap up their work.
Here's how long the government shutdown could go on
This shutdown is expected to last at least three days, as the Senate isn't likely to hold any votes until at least Oct. 3.
Government shutdown leaves thousands of Bay Area workers furloughed
Federal workers in the Bay Area said they received emails Wednesday morning informing them they would be furloughed due to a "lack of funds," and asking for them to conduct an "orderly shutdown."
South Bay leaders back Measure A
On Wednesday, the mayor of San Jose, along with Santa Clara County leaders announced their support for Measure A. The proposed sales tax increase is on the November ballot and would generate 330-million dollars annually for the next five years. It aims to replace, in part, federal funding that's being cut.
Bay Area gov't attorneys sue Trump admin over withholding of funds impacting Super Bowl, World Cup
Government attorneys representing the south and east bays, and San Francisco filed suit on Wednesday against the Trump administration over its withholding of $350M in funds earmarked for emergency preparedness.