Warm to hot forecast
Warmer temperatures will highlight your Friday forecast. Patchy fog could linger near parts of the shoreline. The hot spots inland could approach 100! The warm to hot stretch continues into the weekend.
Trump wants to exclude undocumented immigrants from census
Trump has instructed the Commerce Department to change the way the U.S. Census Bureau collects data, seeking to exclude immigrants who are in the United States illegally.
Fort Stewart soldiers took down assailant at Georgia Army base
Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll hailed six soldiers as heroes for their quick actions to take down a gunman at a Georgia army base, who shot five people.
Trump renews push to not include illegal immigrants in Census data
President Trump wants to change how the once in a decade Census collects data. In a Truth Social post, the president said people in the U.S. illegally will not be counted. But one Census expert says it's likely unconstitutional, aside from being not feasible if we want an accurate Census. There is also a U.S. Census Act that can only be changed by Congress.
Crime down in Oakland as OPD presents new data
The city of Oakland shared new data on Thursday which pointed to a significant reduction in reported crimes for the first half of 2025.
Netanyahu says Israel will take over entire Gaza strip
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed that Israel will take full control of the Gaza Strip, marking a major shift in policy nearly two decades after Israel withdrew from the region.
Pelosi meets veterans at SF VA facility for Purple Heart Day
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi honored veterans at the SF VA Medical Center Thursday. She says she will fight to preserve the VA system that has seen tens of thousands of job cuts under the Trump administration.
Vandalism in Brentwood: Police seek person of interest in tire deflations
The City of Brentwood's police department released a photo on Thursday of a person of interest in connection to a series of vandalism incidents that have happened throughout the city.
South Bay supervisors approve new tax measure for November ballot
Citing declines in funding from the federal government and Medicaid, Santa Clara County supervisors on Thursday passed a measure to put a 5/8 of one cent sales tax on the November ballot.
Preview of Outside Lands in San Francisco - headliners, food and drink
Doja Cat and Tyler the Creator among the headliners at this weekend's Outside Lands music festival
President Trump wants Intel CEO to resign over China ties
President Trump believes the CEO of Santa Clara-based Intel should resign over ties to China.
San Bruno woman rams vehicle into San Mateo police patrol car, officials say
A San Bruno woman has been arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon and for evading a police officer. Authorities say she used her vehicle to ram a police vehicle.
San Francisco hosts breastfeeding awareness walk
August is National Breastfeeding Awareness Month and on Wednesday, San Francisco's Department of Public Health held a rally and a walk to spread awareness of the lasting benefit and resources.
Passenger caught vaping in plane bathroom on SF-bound flight
A passenger on an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to San Francisco was caught vaping in the bathroom.
Understanding California's financial aid programs
Governor Gavin Newsom recently approved legislation to extend the deadline to apply for financial aid programs administered by the California Student Aid Commission when there is a delay accessing FAFSA. Amy DiPierro, EdSource higher education reporter explains what this means for students.
BBB posts back-to-school photo warning
It's one of the most cherished moments of the school year: snapping the 'first-day-of-school' photo. But while you're capturing memories, you could also be handing over personal details to scammers. Alma Galvan, a spokesperson for the Better Business Bureau, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight you'll want to know before hitting 'post.'
Security concerns following Georgia military base shooting
Five U.S. Army soldiers are recovering after being shot by fellow soldier Quornelius Radford, a 28-year-old logistics sergeant. Officials say he used a personal handgun and had never seen combat. Tommy Tunson, a retired police chief, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss how the incident is raising new questions about military base security.
1st day of school in San Jose
It's the first day of school for the fall 2025 semester in San Jose.
United glitch sparks delays. Is flying still safe?
Hassan Shahidi, president and CEO of Flight Safety Foundation, discusses the United glitch and other tech trouble affecting passengers.
Warm to hot spell
Temps will be warm to hot into early next week.