Antonio Villaraigosa, CA gubernatorial candidate, concedes the race
Antonio Villaraigosa who previously served as the 41st mayor of Los Angeles has conceded the California governor race after recent polling results. He said, 'I’m not stepping aside from the cause, only from the race. [...] California is worth fighting for - and I’m not done fighting."
Antonio Villaraigosa who previously served as the 41st mayor of Los Angeles has conceded the California governor race after recent polling results. He said, 'I’m not stepping aside from the cause, only from the race. [...] California is worth fighting for - and I’m not done fighting."
State Sen. Scott Wiener camp confident in 11th Congressional District bid
State Sen. Scott Wiener -- who is seeking a seat in Congress -- and his staff were cautiously optimistic after polls closed on Tuesday night. Wiener added he has been focused on delivering results for his constituents, not on partisanship.
State Sen. Scott Wiener -- who is seeking a seat in Congress -- and his staff were cautiously optimistic after polls closed on Tuesday night. Wiener added he has been focused on delivering results for his constituents, not on partisanship.
San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan rallies for governor's seat after California polls close
Matt Mahan said lack of trust in government is causing citizens to tune out or to turn to extreme views "at both ends of the political spectrum."
Matt Mahan said lack of trust in government is causing citizens to tune out or to turn to extreme views "at both ends of the political spectrum."
SF Supervisor Connie Chan makes final push for District 11 seat ahead of poll closures
San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan said her priorities on day one would be to reverse healthcare cuts, invest in childcare and establish pathways to citizenship for undocumented individuals.
San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan said her priorities on day one would be to reverse healthcare cuts, invest in childcare and establish pathways to citizenship for undocumented individuals.
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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.
Mountain View woman arrested after fire at nation's oldest Zen Buddhist center
The Monterey County Sheriff announced on Tuesday that detectives have arrested a 36-year-old woman in connection with a fire at the oldest Japanese Buddhist Soto Zen monastery in the United States.
The Monterey County Sheriff announced on Tuesday that detectives have arrested a 36-year-old woman in connection with a fire at the oldest Japanese Buddhist Soto Zen monastery in the United States.
Alleged shoplifter arrested following crash in Lafayette
An alleged shoplifter was taken into custody following a crash in Lafayette on Tuesday.
An alleged shoplifter was taken into custody following a crash in Lafayette on Tuesday.
Body found at East Waste Management facility
An investigation is underway into a body that was found at a Waste Management facility in San Leandro.
An investigation is underway into a body that was found at a Waste Management facility in San Leandro.
Oakland teen, Fremont High School valedictorian
It was a joyful celebration as Oakland teen Dominic Antoine Jr. represented his class as valedictorian after graduating with a 4.3 GPA. Video credit: Roy Bishop Jr.
It was a joyful celebration as Oakland teen Dominic Antoine Jr. represented his class as valedictorian after graduating with a 4.3 GPA. Video credit: Roy Bishop Jr.
Security preparations for FIFA World Cup
The San Jose City Council unanimously approved a $3.5 million grant from the Department of Homeland Security and the Bay Area Host Committee to fund round-the-clock police and fire department overtime.
The San Jose City Council unanimously approved a $3.5 million grant from the Department of Homeland Security and the Bay Area Host Committee to fund round-the-clock police and fire department overtime.
Republican lawmakers allege SF doesn't comply with federal immigration lae
The City of San Francisco is facing federal scrutiny over its sanctuary city policies as a congressional oversight committee demands an inside look into how local law enforcement handles immigration.
The City of San Francisco is facing federal scrutiny over its sanctuary city policies as a congressional oversight committee demands an inside look into how local law enforcement handles immigration.
Community celebrated at the city of Clayton's annual pride parade
Over the weekend, the city of Clayton gathered to hold its annual pride parade and festival. This celebration included festivities like a pride flag raising ceremony, yoga and a church service alongside lots of music, food, and performances.
Over the weekend, the city of Clayton gathered to hold its annual pride parade and festival. This celebration included festivities like a pride flag raising ceremony, yoga and a church service alongside lots of music, food, and performances.
New book 'Italianity' explores the deep cultural roots of Italy's native wines
A captivating new guide is looking beyond the bottle to explore how Italy’s vineyards are deeply tied to its history, landscape, and people. Jessica Dupuy, co-author of 'Italianity: The Culture of Italian Wine,' joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss her new book.
A captivating new guide is looking beyond the bottle to explore how Italy’s vineyards are deeply tied to its history, landscape, and people. Jessica Dupuy, co-author of 'Italianity: The Culture of Italian Wine,' joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss her new book.
Ahead of World Bicycle Day, expert breaks down the hidden savings of ditching your car
As California drivers struggle under the weight of high gas prices, many are trading four wheels for two. Ahead of World Bicycle Day, journalist and researcher Peter Flax breaks down the immense cost savings, safety realities, and the impact of e-bikes on the daily commute.
As California drivers struggle under the weight of high gas prices, many are trading four wheels for two. Ahead of World Bicycle Day, journalist and researcher Peter Flax breaks down the immense cost savings, safety realities, and the impact of e-bikes on the daily commute.
Post-grad blues: Managing transition stress for graduates
While throwing the cap in the air is a celebration, the sudden shift into the unknown is triggering unexpected waves of depression and stress for recent grads and empty nesters. Dr. Jackie Shiels, a Kaiser Permanente psychiatrist. joined us on 'The Nine' with tools to navigate the transition.
While throwing the cap in the air is a celebration, the sudden shift into the unknown is triggering unexpected waves of depression and stress for recent grads and empty nesters. Dr. Jackie Shiels, a Kaiser Permanente psychiatrist. joined us on 'The Nine' with tools to navigate the transition.
Historic Festa Italiana returns to San Francisco’s North Beach this weekend
A 105-year-old tradition is taking over North Beach for a two-day celebration of authentic Italian culture, live music, and incredible food.
A 105-year-old tradition is taking over North Beach for a two-day celebration of authentic Italian culture, live music, and incredible food.
Employment scams on the rise, BBB study finds
Job seekers face an increasingly dangerous market as employment scams continue to skyrocket. Alma Galvan, a spokesperson for the Better Business Bureau, joined us on 'The Nine' to break down the latest warnings and explain how applicants can protect themselves from fraudulent hiring schemes.
Job seekers face an increasingly dangerous market as employment scams continue to skyrocket. Alma Galvan, a spokesperson for the Better Business Bureau, joined us on 'The Nine' to break down the latest warnings and explain how applicants can protect themselves from fraudulent hiring schemes.
Why Californians waited so long to vote in June 2 election
800,000 ballots came in on Monday, one day before the June 2 election. Paul Mitchell of Political Data Inc., breaks down what it means.
800,000 ballots came in on Monday, one day before the June 2 election. Paul Mitchell of Political Data Inc., breaks down what it means.
Turnout starts off slow for critical primary California election
Voters are heading to the polls across California on Tuesday for a critical primary election, though overall turnout has started slow despite several high-stakes races on the ballot, including the contest to decide the final two contenders for California governor.
Voters are heading to the polls across California on Tuesday for a critical primary election, though overall turnout has started slow despite several high-stakes races on the ballot, including the contest to decide the final two contenders for California governor.
San Francisco-based Anthropic files for IPO with $965 billion valuation
San Francisco-based artificial intelligence company Anthropic filed with the SEC today for a proposed initial public offering, a move that is expected to generate immense wealth and further fuel the rapid growth of the AI industry in the city.
San Francisco-based artificial intelligence company Anthropic filed with the SEC today for a proposed initial public offering, a move that is expected to generate immense wealth and further fuel the rapid growth of the AI industry in the city.