Businesses respond to ongoing construction project in SF's Portsmouth Square
Residents and businesses near Portsmouth Square in San Francisco's Chinatown say the demolition and construction is leaving a noisy, dusty mess.
Residents and businesses near Portsmouth Square in San Francisco's Chinatown say the demolition and construction is leaving a noisy, dusty mess.
California lawsuit against Meta claiming it harms youth, begins Tuesday
California and other states are going to trial against Meta, accusing the social media company of profiting off of young users by developing addictive features that cause physical and mental harm. California is also accusing Meta of violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) by collecting children's personal data without their parents' permission. Opening statements are scheduled to begin in the U.S> District Court for the Northern District of California on August 18, 2026.
California and other states are going to trial against Meta, accusing the social media company of profiting off of young users by developing addictive features that cause physical and mental harm. California is also accusing Meta of violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) by collecting children's personal data without their parents' permission. Opening statements are scheduled to begin in the U.S> District Court for the Northern District of California on August 18, 2026.
Big Sur's Timber Fire forces new evacuation orders
A wildfire burning in the rugged mountains above California’s iconic Big Sur coastline is bringing another disruption to a community that has endured years of fires, landslides and closures along Highway 1.
A wildfire burning in the rugged mountains above California’s iconic Big Sur coastline is bringing another disruption to a community that has endured years of fires, landslides and closures along Highway 1.
Mystery sculpture found in San Francisco backyard
A San Francisco couple doing yard work at their two-story Russian Hill neighborhood home recently uncovered what may be a piece of the city’s artistic past: a 150-pound stone sculpture buried nearly 2 feet underground in their Russian Hill backyard.
A San Francisco couple doing yard work at their two-story Russian Hill neighborhood home recently uncovered what may be a piece of the city’s artistic past: a 150-pound stone sculpture buried nearly 2 feet underground in their Russian Hill backyard.
Foster City couple expecting baby perseveres after condo fire
When a fast-moving fire tore through a Foster City condominium complex earlier this month, it displaced more than 100 residents and reduced everything one woman owned to ashes.
When a fast-moving fire tore through a Foster City condominium complex earlier this month, it displaced more than 100 residents and reduced everything one woman owned to ashes.
Victims of Orinda burglaries stunned to learn suspect now charged in Martinez slaying
Authorities say the same man accused of two burglaries in Orinda in April has now been charged with murder in a deadly Martinez stabbing.
Authorities say the same man accused of two burglaries in Orinda in April has now been charged with murder in a deadly Martinez stabbing.
San Francisco police watchdog says excessive force used in 2024 arrest
A San Francisco police watchdog group says officers used excessive force in an incident two years ago after entering a wrong license plate number.
A San Francisco police watchdog group says officers used excessive force in an incident two years ago after entering a wrong license plate number.
Bay Area radio host Lamont Hollywood signs off from 107.7 The Bone
Longtime Bay Area radio host Lamont Hollywood was laid off from 107.7 The Bone.
Longtime Bay Area radio host Lamont Hollywood was laid off from 107.7 The Bone.
Earthquake in Colombia rocks South America 6 weeks after Venezuela quakes
Seismologists react to another major earthquake in South America as concerns on the San Andreas fault for the 'Big One' continue.
Seismologists react to another major earthquake in South America as concerns on the San Andreas fault for the 'Big One' continue.
'Moneymaxxing': The viral new push to save more
There's a new buzzword making the rounds online, and this one is important for managing your money. It's called "moneymaxing," and it encourages people to rethink everyday spending. Roshani Pandey, the founder of True Root Financial, joined us on "The Nine" for insight.
There's a new buzzword making the rounds online, and this one is important for managing your money. It's called "moneymaxing," and it encourages people to rethink everyday spending. Roshani Pandey, the founder of True Root Financial, joined us on "The Nine" for insight.
How to manage back-to-school anxiety
As tens of thousands of Bay Area students are heading back to the classroom this week, for some kids it also means dealing with a wave of anxiety that can be difficult to put into words. Kaitlin Soule, the founder of Bay Area, joined us on "The Nine" for insight into managing these feelings.
As tens of thousands of Bay Area students are heading back to the classroom this week, for some kids it also means dealing with a wave of anxiety that can be difficult to put into words. Kaitlin Soule, the founder of Bay Area, joined us on "The Nine" for insight into managing these feelings.
Rescue underway after Colombia's deadly earthquake
Search and rescue efforts resumed Tuesday in dozens of cities and towns in western Colombia after a powerful earthquake left over 3,000 missing, with many trapped under the debris. Around 1,600 buildings across the region have been reported damaged or collapsed.
Search and rescue efforts resumed Tuesday in dozens of cities and towns in western Colombia after a powerful earthquake left over 3,000 missing, with many trapped under the debris. Around 1,600 buildings across the region have been reported damaged or collapsed.
Breaking down Trump's executive order for spacing out childhood vaccines
Medical experts say Trump's executive order on spacing out childhood vaccines is confusing and possibly dangerous.
Medical experts say Trump's executive order on spacing out childhood vaccines is confusing and possibly dangerous.
Earth, Wind & Fire drummer fundraises after medical emergency
A fundraiser has been launched for John Paris, the drummer for Earth, Wind & Fire who suffered a heart attack.
A fundraiser has been launched for John Paris, the drummer for Earth, Wind & Fire who suffered a heart attack.
Cargill salt workers on strike in Newark
120 Cargill union workers went on strike at 3 a.m. at the Newark plant. They're asking for better wages and healthcare.
120 Cargill union workers went on strike at 3 a.m. at the Newark plant. They're asking for better wages and healthcare.
East Bay congressional candidates make final push ahead of Aug. 18 special election
Voters in California's 14th Congressional District are preparing to cast their ballots in a high-stakes special election to decide who will represent the East Bay in Washington, D.C.
Voters in California's 14th Congressional District are preparing to cast their ballots in a high-stakes special election to decide who will represent the East Bay in Washington, D.C.
Smart Train eyes expansion to Geyserville
The North Bays SMART Train is exploring the addition of a new transit station in Geyserville after local residents successfully advocated to state lawmakers.
The North Bays SMART Train is exploring the addition of a new transit station in Geyserville after local residents successfully advocated to state lawmakers.
San Francisco Castro bars pause security technology after privacy backlash
Badlands and Toad Hall are pausing their use of Patronscan after community backlash over the technology, while The Mix continues to use it for security purposes.
Badlands and Toad Hall are pausing their use of Patronscan after community backlash over the technology, while The Mix continues to use it for security purposes.
Steve Hilton talks cutting costs, achieving balance in California politics
Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton joined KTVU to talk about his proposals for cutting costs in the state and achieving balance in California politics.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton joined KTVU to talk about his proposals for cutting costs in the state and achieving balance in California politics.
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