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Breezy to windy weather will continue through the weekend, especially along the coast where gusts could reach 40 - 50 mph. A Wind Advisory is in effect for coastal areas through early Sunday morning (excluding Santa Cruz). Beach conditions will also be hazardous through Monday morning due to strong winds and surf. Fire weather concerns remain elevated through Monday with a Red Flag Warning for Solano County. 

A dry "inside slider" is dropping south from the Pacific Northwest tightening pressure gradients. This setup has triggered a Red Flag Warning for Solano County Saturday - Monday. Winds: North winds will track 20 - 30 mph with gusts 35 to 45 mph (and up to 50 mph around the Delta gap). Any fire that sparks this weekend will grow and spread rapidly. High temps 60s to low 80s. Outdoor burning is strictly discouraged and drivers should avoid parking vehicles on dry grass. A Beach Hazards Statement for dangerous coastal conditions through Monday. Special Warning: Bay to Breakers participants to completely stay out of the water at Ocean Beach this weekend. High tidal swings could also trap walkers against the cliffs. Stay off the rocks and jetties! Coastal Flood Advisory 10 PM SATURDAY - 3 AM TUESDAY. WHAT: Up to 1.0 ft of inundation above ground level is possible in low-lying areas near shorelines and tidal waterways. WHERE: Bayshore locations along the San Pablo Bay. WHEN: From 10 PM Saturday to 3 AM Tuesday. 

Founded by Davianna Alvarado, Matahani Tahitian Dance Studio began with a mission to help people grow through culture and dance. Eight years later, it’s become a thriving family-led academy rooted in tradition and community.  They've got a location in Concord and Hercules

Allergy season is here and if you thought you were safe inside, you're wrong. We ask a cleaning expert for tips on keeping pollen from moving in to your home this Spring.  

More sunshine in your Friday forecast. The mild to warm pattern remains in place.  Highs should range from mid 60s to the mid 80s.   We expecting stronger winds in the weekend forecast.  Gusts could approach 50 mph in parts of the Bay Area.  The dry wind will also boost fire danger.  A Fire Weather Watch has been issued for parts of Northern California (including Solano County).

An El Niño event has an 82% probability of developing by July 2026 and a 96% chance of lasting through the Northern Hemisphere winter, with potential for a "super" El Niño. This pattern is expected to suppress Atlantic hurricane activity while increasing global temperature records and enhancing precipitation in the southern U.S

Today: Sunny & Warm Enjoy a beautiful spring afternoon! Temperatures are warming up into the 60s and 70s near the coast and the 80s to near 90 inland.  Tonight: Skies will stay mostly clear and dry, with only a small chance of patchy fog right at the coast. Few 40s, mainly overnight temps in the 50s.  Friday & Weekend: The calm weather ends tomorrow as a strong wind machine turns on. Sunny skies with cooler temperatures. West winds increase 20 - 30 mph with the potential of a Wind Advisory for the weekend.  Hazardous Seas: Very strong winds over the ocean will create dangerous marine conditions starting Friday. Boaters and swimmers should use extreme caution.  Gusty Land Winds: Expect a big jump in winds along the immediate coast and up in the mountains through the weekend. Elevated Fire Warning (Weekend through Monday)  The Dry Out: A very dry air mass is moving in. Humidity levels are going to plummet during each day and will stay unusually low at night.

For AAPI Heritage Month, we spotlight Chef Reina Montenegro, a Dumaguete City native whose journey from the Philippines to the Bay Area transformed into a powerful story of resilience, reinvention, and culinary activism. Today, she’s celebrated for pioneering Filipino vegan cuisine across the Peninsula and San Francisco.

Native American Health Center is hosting two special events Sunday, May 17 from 11AM to 2PM in Oakland, the return of the Indigenous Red Market and the Flicker Dental Open House. Kelli Rutherford, human resources generalist, at Native American Health Center, gives insight.

El Niño is a natural recurring climate pattern that has its origins in the Pacific Ocean. The pattern will return this year as conditions change. KTVU Chief Meteorologist dives in on what this means. 

Thursday: Warming day. Inland valleys jump into the upper 70s to upper 80s. Coastal areas stay cool in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Friday: Inland temperatures hold steady in the 80s. Coastal zones begin cooling as onshore flow increases. Saturday & Sunday: The incoming trough drops inland temperatures back down to the 70s and low 80s. Weekend Peak: Extreme northwesterly gusts will exceed 40 mph on Saturday. Impact Areas: High confidence for damaging gusts along the coast, the Salinas Valley, and the Mayacama, Santa Cruz, and Santa Lucia mountains. Marine Alert: Expect Wind Advisories, Beach Hazards Statements, or High Surf Advisories due to dangerous, wind-driven waves. 

Ridership numbers on SF Bay Ferry rebound to pre-pandemic numbers. Director of operations Thomas Hall describes what's behind the boost in ridership and the events enhancing the customer experience.

President Donald Trump arrives in China for high-stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Georgetown University professor Michele Goodwin explains what to expect ahead of the two-day state visit.

This AAPI Heritage Month, we’re talking about representation, legacy, and what it means to carry culture into the spotlight. Bay Area boxer Kyle Lacanlale grew up inspired by Filipino legends like Manny Pacquiao and Nonito Donaire, and now he’s hoping to inspire the next generation the same way.

Hantavirus is rare and unable to cause a global pandemic, Jorge Salinas, the medical director of infection prevention at Stanford Health Care, expands on what you should know.