Experts warns against viewing GLP-1 drugs as summer 'quick fix'
As summer approaches and social media floods with weight-loss transformations, demand for GLP-1 medications continues to skyrocket. Dr. Amandeep Kahal, an obesity specialist with Kaiser Permanente, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss the dangerous shift from viewing these drugs as essential medical treatments to casual, short-term solutions.
As summer approaches and social media floods with weight-loss transformations, demand for GLP-1 medications continues to skyrocket. Dr. Amandeep Kahal, an obesity specialist with Kaiser Permanente, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss the dangerous shift from viewing these drugs as essential medical treatments to casual, short-term solutions.
Apple expected to unveil new AI features; last WWDC with CEO Tim Cook
Apple is expected to unveil new artificial intelligence features at its annual developers conference beginning Monday, which will be the last one featuring CEO Tim Cook before he turns his post over to John Ternus in September.
Apple is expected to unveil new artificial intelligence features at its annual developers conference beginning Monday, which will be the last one featuring CEO Tim Cook before he turns his post over to John Ternus in September.
Paraguay holds open practice at SJSU ahead of World Cup
Paraguay holds open practice at SJSU ahead of World Cup
Paraguay holds open practice at SJSU ahead of World Cup
5 vehicles stolen from Alameda County maintenance garage; investigation underway
Several vehicles were stolen from an Alameda County maintenance garage in Oakland on Sunday morning.
Several vehicles were stolen from an Alameda County maintenance garage in Oakland on Sunday morning.
Thieves steal $15,000 in Pokemon cards from Brentwood trading card shop
A trading card shop in Contra Costa County is the latest business to fall victim to a nationwide trend of thieves targeting high-value Pokemon collectibles.
A trading card shop in Contra Costa County is the latest business to fall victim to a nationwide trend of thieves targeting high-value Pokemon collectibles.
California's slow vote count draws scrutiny — here's why it takes longer than other states
Donna Crane, a political science professor at San Jose State University, says it is looking more likely than not that the general election will be a Democrat versus Republican matchup.
Donna Crane, a political science professor at San Jose State University, says it is looking more likely than not that the general election will be a Democrat versus Republican matchup.
Wellness coach shares tips for staying active and positive while traveling
Wellness coach Eric North, known as "the happiness warrior," says staying active on vacation doesn't require a gym, equipment, or a lot of space — just a commitment to keep moving.
Wellness coach Eric North, known as "the happiness warrior," says staying active on vacation doesn't require a gym, equipment, or a lot of space — just a commitment to keep moving.
Local nonprofit tackles Bay Area artist housing crisis
Artist Space Trust, a Bay Area nonprofit, is working to build a portfolio of permanently affordable homes and live-work spaces for local artists and culture bearers.
Artist Space Trust, a Bay Area nonprofit, is working to build a portfolio of permanently affordable homes and live-work spaces for local artists and culture bearers.
San Francisco’s iconic Pink Triangle returns for Pride Month
More than 800 volunteers gathered on Twin Peaks to install San Francisco's annual Pink Triangle, a symbol of LGBTQ pride and resilience.
More than 800 volunteers gathered on Twin Peaks to install San Francisco's annual Pink Triangle, a symbol of LGBTQ pride and resilience.
Keidra: Building community through music
Keidra, Oakland’s Best-Kept Secret, is a singer, rapper, songwriter, and founder of OnStage Cyphers. From Yoshi’s and Tommy T’s to touring Ghana, her music and community impact continue to elevate the Bay Area’s independent artist scene.
Keidra, Oakland’s Best-Kept Secret, is a singer, rapper, songwriter, and founder of OnStage Cyphers. From Yoshi’s and Tommy T’s to touring Ghana, her music and community impact continue to elevate the Bay Area’s independent artist scene.
Bay Area nonprofit marks milestone helping 500 students earn college degrees
10,000 Degrees, a San Rafael-based education nonprofit, has helped more than 500 students graduate college in its 45-year history — 92% of them first-generation college students.
10,000 Degrees, a San Rafael-based education nonprofit, has helped more than 500 students graduate college in its 45-year history — 92% of them first-generation college students.
Supporters to turn in signatures this week for $30 minimum wage measure in Alameda County
The proposal phases in the increase over time — reaching $30 by 2030 for large corporations and by 2035 for mid-size businesses, and 2037 for small businesses.
The proposal phases in the increase over time — reaching $30 by 2030 for large corporations and by 2035 for mid-size businesses, and 2037 for small businesses.
Beloved East Bay teacher killed in mass shooting honored
An East Bay community came together Friday night to celebrate an 8th-grade graduation that was both a milestone and a moment of the legacy of a beloved teacher killed in a mass shooting.
An East Bay community came together Friday night to celebrate an 8th-grade graduation that was both a milestone and a moment of the legacy of a beloved teacher killed in a mass shooting.
Oakland First Fridays returns with increased security, police presence
Oakland's First Fridays festival drew large crowds as city leaders rolled out new security measures aimed at improving safety in the area.
Oakland's First Fridays festival drew large crowds as city leaders rolled out new security measures aimed at improving safety in the area.
Graduation ceremonies continue after deadly shooting
Two days after an 18-year-old student was shot and killed at a graduation ceremony at Sem Yeto high school in Fairfield. Students and staff have built a memorial to the slain student. Several others were injured in the incident. Fairfield police are still searching for the shooter, and believe the crime was targeted.
Two days after an 18-year-old student was shot and killed at a graduation ceremony at Sem Yeto high school in Fairfield. Students and staff have built a memorial to the slain student. Several others were injured in the incident. Fairfield police are still searching for the shooter, and believe the crime was targeted.
West Coast News Wrap Live
West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.
West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.
Bay Area transit systems prepare for World Cup surge
Bay Area officials say transportation, security and emergency response plans are in place ahead of the region’s first FIFA World Cup matches, which begin in just over a week.
Bay Area officials say transportation, security and emergency response plans are in place ahead of the region’s first FIFA World Cup matches, which begin in just over a week.
Law enforcement out in force at First Friday in Oakland
Oakland police, Alameda County sheriff's deputies and CHP officers will saturate the area around the First Friday event, hoping to quell the kind of violence that has broken out after previous festivities.
Oakland police, Alameda County sheriff's deputies and CHP officers will saturate the area around the First Friday event, hoping to quell the kind of violence that has broken out after previous festivities.
Mayor Lurie heckled over budget cuts during Pride Month kickoff at City Hall
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie was momentarily drowned out by protesters at City Hall on Friday as city leaders kicked off Pride month.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie was momentarily drowned out by protesters at City Hall on Friday as city leaders kicked off Pride month.
San Jose daycare owners sentenced in toddler drownings
A San Jose woman and her mother, who owned and operated a daycare where two toddlers drowned, were sentenced Friday for their roles in the children's deaths.
A San Jose woman and her mother, who owned and operated a daycare where two toddlers drowned, were sentenced Friday for their roles in the children's deaths.