HHS plan to curb psychiatric overprescribing
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Dr. Gail Saltz, professor at NY Presbyterian Hospital Weill-Cornell School of medicine, joins to discuss the HHS MAHA plan to curb psychiatric overprescribing

Mental Health Awareness Month: Mothers say ‘mental load’ of parenting is leading to burnout
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With Mother’s Day approaching, more women are speaking openly about the “mental load” of motherhood and the burnout that can come with managing a household and family life. Melissa Hummelt, a licensed mental health counselor with BetterHelp, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss loneliness, guilt and why many mothers say they feel overwhelmed trying to do it all.

Healdsburg Wine and Food Experience returns to Sonoma County next week
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The Healdsburg Wine and Food Experience returns to Sonoma County next weekend with three days of food, wine and culinary events featuring chefs, wineries and restaurants from across the region. Domenica Catelli of Catelli’s in Geyserville joined us on 'The Nine' to preview the festival and discuss what guests can expect from one of Wine Country’s biggest celebrations of food and drink.

Oakland police shoot suspect after he drags officer in car, pins another
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Two Oakland police officers and a suspect were hospitalized Friday morning after a tense situation where police say the suspect dragged one officer and pinned another before one of the officers shot at him.

Mental Health Awareness Month: Retirement can take toll on mental health, experts say
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Retirement is often seen as a time to relax, but experts say the transition can also bring loneliness, depression and a loss of identity. Dr. Drew Maygren, a psychiatrist with Kaiser Permanente East Bay, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss why many retirees struggle with the loss of routine, purpose and social connection after leaving the workforce.

More arrests after Bay Bridge takeover
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There have been at least 23 arrests and one felony charge after the Bay Bridge takeover. 

Oakland First Fridays organizers: event unfairly linked to violence
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Organizers of Oakland First Fridays report that sponsors are pulling out because the event is being unfairly blamed for violent incidents occurring hours after festivities end.

SF sues Corner Store accused of selling meth, fueling crime in Tenderloin.mp4
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The San Francisco City Attorney is seeking to shut down a Tenderloin convenience store after alleging it sold methamphetamine and operated as a hub for criminal activity.

New interchange coming to Highway 37 in Vallejo
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The innovative "crisscross" design will eliminate the need for two traffic lights, which officials expect to reduce peak-hour delays by more than 90%.

West Coast News Wrap Live
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West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

19th Ave in SF set to close again this weekend
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19th Ave. will close again this coming weekend from 3am Friday to 5am Monday for repaving work.

Old BART car gets new home
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As part of the BART legacy fleet decommissioning, a BART car was placed in downtown Hayward for Arthur Mac's expansion.

SF Public Health: monitoring 241 non-contagious TB cases at Riordan High HS
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The San Francisco Dept. of Public Health and the Riordan head of school  Tim Reardon sent a letter April 27 informing Riordan High School students, staff and parents that TB transmission rates have dropped significantly. The letter stated there would be another smaller round of TB testing May 6-8, to monitor the TB outbreak that was first detected in November 2025. Seven students tested positive for active TB and were undergoing treatment for the bacteria. 

SF Public Health: monitoring 241 non-contagious TB cases at Riordan High HS
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The San Francisco Dept. of Public Health and the Riordan head of school  Tim Reardon sent a letter April 27 informing Riordan High School students, staff and parents that TB transmission rates have dropped significantly. The letter stated there would be another smaller round of TB testing May 6-8, to monitor the TB outbreak that was first detected in November 2025. Seven students tested positive for active TB and were undergoing treatment for the bacteria. 

Hantavirus: Should Californians be worried? UCSF doctor explains
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California is one of several U.S. states monitoring hantavirus after the rare disease was detected on a cruise ship and led to the deaths of three passengers in recent weeks.  UCSF's Dr. Peter Chin-Hong explains what the Bay Area needs to know.