Take 2: Breaking down political events from D.C. to California
Nolan Higdon of UC Santa Cruz talked about key political events this past week, from the latest developments in the Iran War, to the race for California governor.
Nolan Higdon of UC Santa Cruz talked about key political events this past week, from the latest developments in the Iran War, to the race for California governor.
Mother's Day teacup charcuteries
Charo Fuentes of Char.cuterie talked about how to dazzle everyone, with teacup charcuteries on Mother's Day.
Charo Fuentes of Char.cuterie talked about how to dazzle everyone, with teacup charcuteries on Mother's Day.
Breaking down political events from D.C. to California
Nolan Higdon of UC Santa Cruz appeared on Mornings on 2 to discuss the Iran War, its impact on gas prices, as well the upcoming meeting between President Trump and China's leader Xi Jinping, and the two gubernatorial debates this past week.
Nolan Higdon of UC Santa Cruz appeared on Mornings on 2 to discuss the Iran War, its impact on gas prices, as well the upcoming meeting between President Trump and China's leader Xi Jinping, and the two gubernatorial debates this past week.
Valkyries team president talks about the success of the franchise
KTVU's Frank Mallicoat interviewed Valkyries team president, Jess Smith, about the new season, and how successful the franchise has become in a short time period.
KTVU's Frank Mallicoat interviewed Valkyries team president, Jess Smith, about the new season, and how successful the franchise has become in a short time period.
Challenges of being a mom
Clinical psychologist, Dr. Jackie Shiels of Kaiser-Permanente Walnut Creek talked about what moms need to know, when raising a child.
Clinical psychologist, Dr. Jackie Shiels of Kaiser-Permanente Walnut Creek talked about what moms need to know, when raising a child.
One day summer sizzle
Looking ahead: We are in a tug-of-war between high pressure trying to heat things up and the "marine layer" (our coastal fog) trying to keep us cool. While Monday is still technically the warmest day of the week, the ocean air is winning more battles than expected, keeping temperatures a bit lower than original "heatwave" predictions. Monday Forecast: The Warmest Day The Forecast: It’s a "tricky" one. If the clouds clear out early, inland areas will reach the mid-80s to low 90s. However, if the fog lingers like it did today, we could stay several degrees cooler. The Coast: Expect much cooler conditions in the 60s and 70s thanks to a persistent ocean breeze and shallow fog. Heat Risk: The risk of heat-related illness is now less widespread than previously thought, but it will still feel quite toasty in the far interior valleys.
Looking ahead: We are in a tug-of-war between high pressure trying to heat things up and the "marine layer" (our coastal fog) trying to keep us cool. While Monday is still technically the warmest day of the week, the ocean air is winning more battles than expected, keeping temperatures a bit lower than original "heatwave" predictions. Monday Forecast: The Warmest Day The Forecast: It’s a "tricky" one. If the clouds clear out early, inland areas will reach the mid-80s to low 90s. However, if the fog lingers like it did today, we could stay several degrees cooler. The Coast: Expect much cooler conditions in the 60s and 70s thanks to a persistent ocean breeze and shallow fog. Heat Risk: The risk of heat-related illness is now less widespread than previously thought, but it will still feel quite toasty in the far interior valleys.
Mother Nature bringing a mixed bag for Mother' s Day
After a mostly cloudy, drizzly start to the day, partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions can be expected by afternoon for Mother's Day Sunday. Afternoon highs will range from low 60s near the coast to mid 80s inland. The warming trend will peak on Monday when inland cities soar into the low 90s.
After a mostly cloudy, drizzly start to the day, partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions can be expected by afternoon for Mother's Day Sunday. Afternoon highs will range from low 60s near the coast to mid 80s inland. The warming trend will peak on Monday when inland cities soar into the low 90s.
Mother Nature bring a mixed bag for Mother' s Day
Partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions can be expected for Mother's Day Sunday. Afternoon highs will range from low 60s near the coast to mid 80s inland. The warming trend will peak on Monday
Partly cloudy to mostly sunny conditions can be expected for Mother's Day Sunday. Afternoon highs will range from low 60s near the coast to mid 80s inland. The warming trend will peak on Monday
"May Gray" AND sunshine for Mother's Day
Saturday Evening & Sunday: Heating Up Tonight: Expect the "May Gray" to return as coastal fog and low clouds push into the valleys overnight. You might even see some mist or light drizzle by Sunday morning. Sunday: Clouds will clear out quickly in the morning, giving way to plenty of sunshine. Highs will be a little warmer than Saturday, reaching the mid-80s to low 90s in far inland spots, while the coast stays refreshed in the upper 50s and 60s. Monday: The Peak Heat Monday will be the hottest day of the week across the region. Temperature Ranges: Interior Valleys: Low to upper 90s. Inland Areas: Mid-80s to low 90s. Near the Coast: Low 70s to mid-80s. Heat Risk: Much of the interior is under a Moderate Heat Risk. This can be dangerous for people sensitive to heat, like children, the elderly or those working outdoors. The heat won't last long. Starting Tuesday, temps begin to dip, though they will still be warmer than average for this time of year. Big Shift: Chance of drizzle or light rain midweek!
Saturday Evening & Sunday: Heating Up Tonight: Expect the "May Gray" to return as coastal fog and low clouds push into the valleys overnight. You might even see some mist or light drizzle by Sunday morning. Sunday: Clouds will clear out quickly in the morning, giving way to plenty of sunshine. Highs will be a little warmer than Saturday, reaching the mid-80s to low 90s in far inland spots, while the coast stays refreshed in the upper 50s and 60s. Monday: The Peak Heat Monday will be the hottest day of the week across the region. Temperature Ranges: Interior Valleys: Low to upper 90s. Inland Areas: Mid-80s to low 90s. Near the Coast: Low 70s to mid-80s. Heat Risk: Much of the interior is under a Moderate Heat Risk. This can be dangerous for people sensitive to heat, like children, the elderly or those working outdoors. The heat won't last long. Starting Tuesday, temps begin to dip, though they will still be warmer than average for this time of year. Big Shift: Chance of drizzle or light rain midweek!
Fallen tree downs powerlines in SF, delays Muni line
The downed tree caused the San Francisco Fire Department to close Church Street between Cesar Chavez Street and 26th Street.
The downed tree caused the San Francisco Fire Department to close Church Street between Cesar Chavez Street and 26th Street.
San Francisco considers ban on smoking at outdoor bar patios and parklets
San Francisco officials are considering a new ordinance that would prohibit smoking in outdoor bar patios and parklets, a move that is drawing significant push back from local business owners.
San Francisco officials are considering a new ordinance that would prohibit smoking in outdoor bar patios and parklets, a move that is drawing significant push back from local business owners.
Bay Area hiker embarks on Pacific Crest Trail journey
Jordan Lefler is hiking thousands of miles while raising money for national parks. Hear his story.
Jordan Lefler is hiking thousands of miles while raising money for national parks. Hear his story.
Weekend weather will range from spring chill to summer feel
A warm and sunny Mother’s Day weekend is ahead for inland communities. However, you may need a light jacket near the coast with cool to mild temps. expected near the shore. Afternoon highs today will range from low 60s at Pacifica to mid 70s in Redwood City to mid 80s in Antioch.
A warm and sunny Mother’s Day weekend is ahead for inland communities. However, you may need a light jacket near the coast with cool to mild temps. expected near the shore. Afternoon highs today will range from low 60s at Pacifica to mid 70s in Redwood City to mid 80s in Antioch.
Weekend weather will range from spring chill to summer feel
A warm and sunny Mother’s Day weekend is ahead for inland communities. However, you may need a light jacket near the coast with cool to mild temps. expected near the shore. Afternoon highs today will range from low 60s at Pacifica to mid 70s in Redwood City to mid 80s Antioch.
A warm and sunny Mother’s Day weekend is ahead for inland communities. However, you may need a light jacket near the coast with cool to mild temps. expected near the shore. Afternoon highs today will range from low 60s at Pacifica to mid 70s in Redwood City to mid 80s Antioch.
Warmer weekend forecast
Low clouds will resurface near the coast and bay Saturday morning. The clouds will gradually clear back to near the coast later in the day. Warmer temperatures in the weekend forecast. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 80s. Monday will be the warmest day of the stretch. Happy Mother's Day! -Mark
Low clouds will resurface near the coast and bay Saturday morning. The clouds will gradually clear back to near the coast later in the day. Warmer temperatures in the weekend forecast. Highs should range from the low 60s to the mid 80s. Monday will be the warmest day of the stretch. Happy Mother's Day! -Mark
Oakland School for the Arts presents: Next gen fashion creators
This year's runway show from the Fashion Design Pathway at OSA features designs that play with structure, silhouette, and material, revealing the unexpected beauty that emerges when conventions are questioned and rebuilt. Support the youth, Friday, May 8 and Saturday from 7-9PM.
This year's runway show from the Fashion Design Pathway at OSA features designs that play with structure, silhouette, and material, revealing the unexpected beauty that emerges when conventions are questioned and rebuilt. Support the youth, Friday, May 8 and Saturday from 7-9PM.
Cal Performances presents, This Land: Reflections on America
Cal Performances at UC Berkeley presents pianist Lara Downes in This Land: Reflections on America at Zellerbach Hall on Saturday, May 9 at 8PM. Joined by folk singer Judy Collins, poet Tarriona, string ensemble Invoke Quartet, and the multicultural Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir.
Cal Performances at UC Berkeley presents pianist Lara Downes in This Land: Reflections on America at Zellerbach Hall on Saturday, May 9 at 8PM. Joined by folk singer Judy Collins, poet Tarriona, string ensemble Invoke Quartet, and the multicultural Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir.
San Leandro AAPI Fest
San Leandro and West Coast Makers are hosting an AAPI festival on May 8th from 4-9PM in Butterfly Plaza. Then on May 9th, there is Salsa on the Bay, in Treasure Island from 2-8PM
San Leandro and West Coast Makers are hosting an AAPI festival on May 8th from 4-9PM in Butterfly Plaza. Then on May 9th, there is Salsa on the Bay, in Treasure Island from 2-8PM
Warmer weekend forecast
No big changes in the short term forecast. Low clouds and fog will resurface near the coast and bay Friday morning. The clouds should clear back to near the coast later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 80s. We are expecting warmer temperatures this weekend. The real heat of interest moves in early next week. By Monday, inland areas will approach the mid 90s! There is moderate heat risk (level 2 of 4) for parts of the Bay Area.
No big changes in the short term forecast. Low clouds and fog will resurface near the coast and bay Friday morning. The clouds should clear back to near the coast later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s to the low 80s. We are expecting warmer temperatures this weekend. The real heat of interest moves in early next week. By Monday, inland areas will approach the mid 90s! There is moderate heat risk (level 2 of 4) for parts of the Bay Area.
City lawsuit alleges Tenderloin corner store dealt meth, marijuana
The San Francisco Police Department was called to the Corner Store a dozen times between March 2023 and November 2025 to respond to reports of theft, vandalism, physical altercations and arrests in and around the store.
The San Francisco Police Department was called to the Corner Store a dozen times between March 2023 and November 2025 to respond to reports of theft, vandalism, physical altercations and arrests in and around the store.