D-backs star Ketel Marte's Scottsdale home burglarized, PD says
Police in Scottsdale are investigating a "high-dollar residential burglary" that took place on the night of July 15, and the home reportedly belongs to Ketel Marte, a star player for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Trump slams supporters over Epstein file fallout
President Donald Trump is lashing out at his own supporters, accusing them of being duped by Democrats, as he tries to clamp down on criticism over his administration's handling of much-hyped records in the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking investigation, which Trump now calls a "hoax." We're joined by David McCuan, professor of political science at Sonoma State University, with analysis.
California suspends pyrotechnic licenses after deadly Yolo County explosion
California officials have pulled the pyrotechnic licenses of two people following the explosion at a fireworks facility in Esparto.
This California university could be getting the CSU's first public law school
San Jose State University is one step closer to getting its own law school -- which would be the CSU's first public law school.
Arrest in killing of 'American Idol' producer, husband
Police in Southern California have arrested a 22-year-old man suspected in the murder of a longtime producer of 'American Idol' and her husband.
Trump's 'Big, beautiful bill' very unpopular among voters, poll finds
A new poll released Wednesday by CNN shows President Trump's tax spending bill is deeply unpopular.
Cal-OSHA recommends criminal charges for San Leandro company where 3 employees died
The legal unit of Cal-OSHA – the state agency vested with workplace safety in California - is recommending that a San Leandro metal recycler be criminally charged after an employee was crushed by a forklift earlier this year – the third employee to die on the job in the last eight years.
Unreleased Beyoncé music stolen from car in Atlanta; 911 call released
An Atlanta Police Department report said the music, as well as set lists and footage plans for Beyoncé's show were stolen from her choreographer's rental car while parked in a popular neighborhood for shopping and dining.
Report: 1 in 3 expect to save $1 million for retirement
A million dollars: that's how much American workers say they'll need to retire comfortable. However, that's nowhere near reality for most. Jason Matthews, the founder of Matthews Financial and Insurance Solutions, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight.
Latest Barbie doll pushing the needle forward in representation
Mattel has debuted its first Barbie with Type One diabetes, featuring an insulin pump and a pink heart-shaped glucose monitor on her arm. More than 300,000 children and teenagers are living with T1D, and the new doll is meant to reflect their daily reality. Rebecca Hains, a media professor at Salem State University, joined us on 'The Nine' for more insight into the iconic doll's storied past, and how the brand continues to push the needle forward on representation.
Federal budget plan sparks concern over healthcare, food benefits
President Trump's so-called 'Big Beautiful Bill' has been signed into law, but some experts are calling it a gut-punch to the working class. Michael Linden, a senior policy fellow at the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, joined us on 'The Nine' for insight into how it would impact Californians' healthcare, grocery bills, and even their utility costs.
Oakland to install speed bumps where Castlemont teacher killed
The city of Oakland is installing three speed bumps along a street where Castlemont High School teacher Marvin Boomer was killed by a young driver who was allegedly racing through the neighborhood, evading the California Highway Patrol.
Beyond Lumon: The real 'Severance' in today's workplace
Joyel Crawford, workplace expert and career coach, explains how 'Severance' exposes the realities of corporate culture and why the dystopian vision feels so familiar to today?s professionals. The Apple TV+ series is the most nominated show this year, landing 27 nods for its second season, including for drama series.
Georgia teen charged in parents' deaths sought help from TikTok influencers
Sarah Grace Patrick, 17, is accused of killing her parents, months after allegedly urging TikTok creators to raise awareness about the case.
Troops out, but not all: Los Angeles Rabbi reacts to guard drawdown
Rabbi Susan Goldberg, founder of Nefesh, gives perspective on community reaction to Pentagon pullback of National Guard in Los Angeles.
Silicon Valley 'pain index' shows growing gap between wealthy - and everyone else
62% of the net worth of Silicon Valley (estimated at 1.1 trillion) is concentrated in the wealthiest nine households of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties.
Growing wealth gap in Silicon Valley
A new report from San Jose State researchers is putting a spotlight on a big problem: the growing gap between Silicon Valley''s wealthiest households - and everyone else.
Georgia jury convicts ex-London cop who tried to fake wife's suicide
Prosecutors say the former London police officer and Georgia resident killed his wife and tried to stage her death as a suicide to stop her from revealing their marriage had been for a Green Card.
Newsom takes on Texas, Trump over redrawing districts favoring Republicans
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is calling out the Texas governor and President Donald Trump.
Oakland's Community Kitchens served 500,000th meal
Oakland's Community Kitchens CEO Maria Alderete talks about serving its 500,000th meal.