As Texas floods capture attention, experts urge Californians to reconsider flood insurance

While Californians are typically more concerned about wildfires than flooding, many are watching the devastation in Texas unfold. It's estimated that just 2% of households statewide carry a flood insurance policy. Amy Bach, the executive director of United Policyholders, joined us on 'The Nine,' who says having flood insurance is a great way to protect your home and finances.

Undocumented minors caught in California farm immigration sweep

U.S. Department of Homeland Security confirmed to KTVU the marijuana farm at the center of the Ventura County raid is now under investigation for child labor violations. Patricia Ortiz, directing attorney at California Rural Legal Assistance, gives insight on how immigration enforcement is affecting California's agriculture industry.

Scammers take advantage of AI-savvy shoppers

As more people turn to AI for fashion advice and deal hunting, scammers are taking advantage. On today's Dollars & Sense, we spoke with a cyber security expert who gave us important advice to keep personal data safe.

'Oakland Rising' prepares for East Coast Tour

A collective of top emerging artists from Oakland is getting ready to perform in Washington, D.C. They're called Oakland Rising, and this is their first East Coast tour. The group is featuring three performers, one of whom joined us in studio. August Lee Stevens, who plays the guitar and piano talked about what is means to perform at Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

Bay Area Panthers clinch playoff spot

After beating the Northern Arizona Wranglers, the Bay Area Panthers have clinched a playoff berth in the Indoor Football League for the 2025 season, and they are the first team to do so. Head Coach Rob Keefe joined us on The Noon to talk to tell us what the team can expect.

A simple routine is recommended, despite what influencers say

Now to a trend that could be damaging your skin. Many influencers share their elaborate skincare and shower routines on social media, but doctors say most of that isn't necessary and is likely doing more harm than good. Dr. Lisa Akintilo, a dermatologist at NYU Langone Health.