San Francisco police to step up patrols around Market Street after shootings
The increased security measures come as police acknowledge that some residents and business owners feel unsafe in the area. Officers are expected to patrol 24 hours a day along Market Street from 5th Street to Van Ness Avenue.
The increased security measures come as police acknowledge that some residents and business owners feel unsafe in the area. Officers are expected to patrol 24 hours a day along Market Street from 5th Street to Van Ness Avenue.
There's a whole lot of weather going on
Today & Friday: Highs lower-to-middle 60s at the coast, 70s to lower 80s around the Bays, and 90s in the valleys. Saturday through Monday: Moderate Heat Risk will engulf the entire interior through early next week. 100 to 102 inland. Downtown Oakland & San Francisco will remain shielded from the worst of the heat, mid-70s to lower 80s. An elevated fire weather across the interior North Bay, East Bay, Diablo Range and Santa Lucia Range through next week. Sunday Night Wind: Dry offshore wind gusts is forecast across the North Bay & SF Bay regions. The Marine Engine: Advanced weather modeling is flashing POTENTIALLY HISTORIC winds over the ocean this weekend. Storm-force gusts exceeding 60 mph across the northern waters off the Sonoma and Marin county coastlines. (Late Saturday). Beach Hazards Statement (through Saturday 5 PM) in effect across all local Pacific beaches. The Risk: Long-period southerly ocean swells are generating massive, deceptive sneaker waves and intense rip currents.
Today & Friday: Highs lower-to-middle 60s at the coast, 70s to lower 80s around the Bays, and 90s in the valleys. Saturday through Monday: Moderate Heat Risk will engulf the entire interior through early next week. 100 to 102 inland. Downtown Oakland & San Francisco will remain shielded from the worst of the heat, mid-70s to lower 80s. An elevated fire weather across the interior North Bay, East Bay, Diablo Range and Santa Lucia Range through next week. Sunday Night Wind: Dry offshore wind gusts is forecast across the North Bay & SF Bay regions. The Marine Engine: Advanced weather modeling is flashing POTENTIALLY HISTORIC winds over the ocean this weekend. Storm-force gusts exceeding 60 mph across the northern waters off the Sonoma and Marin county coastlines. (Late Saturday). Beach Hazards Statement (through Saturday 5 PM) in effect across all local Pacific beaches. The Risk: Long-period southerly ocean swells are generating massive, deceptive sneaker waves and intense rip currents.
UC System Accepts Record Number of California Residents
UC Davis Vice Provost Malisa Lee joins Mornings on 2 to break down the trends in admissions, and what high school seniors applying for college should know.
UC Davis Vice Provost Malisa Lee joins Mornings on 2 to break down the trends in admissions, and what high school seniors applying for college should know.
As AI changes how we work, new research reveals how AI impacts productivity and job satisfaction
A live discussion with SHRM leaders discussing their new report exploring how U.S. workers are integrating generative AI into their daily routines—and which industries, roles, and demographics are adopting it the fastest.
A live discussion with SHRM leaders discussing their new report exploring how U.S. workers are integrating generative AI into their daily routines—and which industries, roles, and demographics are adopting it the fastest.
Federal Reserve Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
The federal reserve left its key interest rate unchanged at its meeting yesterday. But some members of the federal reserve board appeared in favor of raising rates in the face of inflation, despite the president's push for the fed to cut rates. Financial advisor Jason Matthews joins Mornings on 2 to discuss what it means for consumers.
The federal reserve left its key interest rate unchanged at its meeting yesterday. But some members of the federal reserve board appeared in favor of raising rates in the face of inflation, despite the president's push for the fed to cut rates. Financial advisor Jason Matthews joins Mornings on 2 to discuss what it means for consumers.
Why more young adults are turning to AI for emotional support
As a growing number of young people turn to AI for emotional support, new research from Hopelab and the Center for Digitial Thriving reveals some of the reasons young adults are turn to AI chatbots, before turning to a friend, family, or professional for connection.
As a growing number of young people turn to AI for emotional support, new research from Hopelab and the Center for Digitial Thriving reveals some of the reasons young adults are turn to AI chatbots, before turning to a friend, family, or professional for connection.
San Francisco police to step up Mid-Market patrols after shootings
San Francisco police plan to maintain an increased presence in the mid-Market neighborhood for at least the next week following three separate shootings earlier this week within a two-block radius of Market Street.
San Francisco police plan to maintain an increased presence in the mid-Market neighborhood for at least the next week following three separate shootings earlier this week within a two-block radius of Market Street.
Transgender, South Asian-led immigrant nonprofit, faces potential closure
A vital San Francisco nonprofit that supports transgender immigrants says it has lost nearly all of its critical funding and may soon be forced to shut its doors.
A vital San Francisco nonprofit that supports transgender immigrants says it has lost nearly all of its critical funding and may soon be forced to shut its doors.
SFO airport to add 'Wait N' Rest' sleep lounges for delayed travelers
The Cool Airplane Company plans to open two "Wait N' Rest" sleep lounges featuring private rooms, showers, and speakeasies at San Francisco International Airport next September.
The Cool Airplane Company plans to open two "Wait N' Rest" sleep lounges featuring private rooms, showers, and speakeasies at San Francisco International Airport next September.
Hot stretch inland
No major changes in the Thursday forecast. Patchy fog will resurface near the coast during the morning hours. Mostly sunny skies and warm to hot temperatures will highlight the afternoon forecast. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the low 90s. The warmer will move in by Friday and will last through the weekend. Inland areas could approach triple digit territory. The Beach Hazards Statement is in effect through Saturday afternoon.
No major changes in the Thursday forecast. Patchy fog will resurface near the coast during the morning hours. Mostly sunny skies and warm to hot temperatures will highlight the afternoon forecast. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the low 90s. The warmer will move in by Friday and will last through the weekend. Inland areas could approach triple digit territory. The Beach Hazards Statement is in effect through Saturday afternoon.
Health and Medical Costs for Retirees
A new report by Fidelity Investments shows the staggering costs for health and medical expenses for retirees. Financial advisor Jason Matthews joins Mornings on 2 to discuss what people can do to make sure they're prepared for potential high costs.
A new report by Fidelity Investments shows the staggering costs for health and medical expenses for retirees. Financial advisor Jason Matthews joins Mornings on 2 to discuss what people can do to make sure they're prepared for potential high costs.
Giants sign pitcher Jackson Flora as 2026 first round draft pick
Flora, the top-rated pitcher and fourth overall pick in the 2026 draft, signed to the San Francisco Giants with a year-long contract worth $7,997,500.
Flora, the top-rated pitcher and fourth overall pick in the 2026 draft, signed to the San Francisco Giants with a year-long contract worth $7,997,500.
August is coming in HOT
• Wave 1: This Weekend (Thursday – Sunday): High pressure will build aggressively westward starting tomorrow, compressing the marine layer.. ◦ The Numbers: Saturday inland downright hot, easily cracking 100 - 102.. ◦ Heat Risk: Widespread Moderate Heat Risk will lock over our inland neighborhoods Thursday through Sunday night.. ◦ The Coast Shield: Strong northwest winds blowing over the ocean this weekend will trigger cold water upwelling. This will enhance a stubborn, narrow marine cloud block, keeping beaches highly comfortable in the 60s and 70s while inland valleys bake.. • Wave 2: Next Week (August 5 – August 8 Watch): The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) is tracking an even more alarming pattern as the ridge will rebuild massively by next Tuesday, flashing high-confidence signals for another round of even hotter, extreme temperatures toward the end of next week.. Critical Fire Weather Alert (Elevated All Week) • The Threat: An elevated fire weather threat remains active across the interior North Bay, East Bay, Diablo Range, and Santa Lucia Range.. • The Ridge Factor: While lower valleys will benefit from good overnight cooling, the higher elevations will suffer. Mountain ridges and peaks will struggle to cool down at night, trapping bone-dry air and keeping temperatures warm with near-zero humidity recovery. Avoid any sparks, campfires, or outdoor equipment use. Beach Warning Active • Sneaker Wave Alert: The Beach Hazards Statement is locked in through the weekend. Deceptive, long-period southerly ocean swells are generating dangerous rip currents and sudden sneaker waves along the Pacific Coast. Stay off wet coastal rocks and jetties..
• Wave 1: This Weekend (Thursday – Sunday): High pressure will build aggressively westward starting tomorrow, compressing the marine layer.. ◦ The Numbers: Saturday inland downright hot, easily cracking 100 - 102.. ◦ Heat Risk: Widespread Moderate Heat Risk will lock over our inland neighborhoods Thursday through Sunday night.. ◦ The Coast Shield: Strong northwest winds blowing over the ocean this weekend will trigger cold water upwelling. This will enhance a stubborn, narrow marine cloud block, keeping beaches highly comfortable in the 60s and 70s while inland valleys bake.. • Wave 2: Next Week (August 5 – August 8 Watch): The Climate Prediction Center (CPC) is tracking an even more alarming pattern as the ridge will rebuild massively by next Tuesday, flashing high-confidence signals for another round of even hotter, extreme temperatures toward the end of next week.. Critical Fire Weather Alert (Elevated All Week) • The Threat: An elevated fire weather threat remains active across the interior North Bay, East Bay, Diablo Range, and Santa Lucia Range.. • The Ridge Factor: While lower valleys will benefit from good overnight cooling, the higher elevations will suffer. Mountain ridges and peaks will struggle to cool down at night, trapping bone-dry air and keeping temperatures warm with near-zero humidity recovery. Avoid any sparks, campfires, or outdoor equipment use. Beach Warning Active • Sneaker Wave Alert: The Beach Hazards Statement is locked in through the weekend. Deceptive, long-period southerly ocean swells are generating dangerous rip currents and sudden sneaker waves along the Pacific Coast. Stay off wet coastal rocks and jetties..
Wednesday Warm Up
Wednesday will be an incredibly pleasant transition day across the area. The Numbers: Seasonally warm inland and slightly cooler than normal along the immediate beaches. Interior valleys will see comfortable 80s to near 90°F. Tonight's Fog Loop: A weak disturbance passing inland tonight will drag a widespread return of marine fog deep into the interior valleys by Wednesday morning. Clouds will mix out by midday. The Winds: Reliable, breezy onshore winds will blast through local gaps and passes each afternoon and evening through early midweek. Beach Hazards Statement in effect though Saturday at 5pm. Sneaker waves and strong rip currents are present and dangerous. Do not turn your back on the ocean!
Wednesday will be an incredibly pleasant transition day across the area. The Numbers: Seasonally warm inland and slightly cooler than normal along the immediate beaches. Interior valleys will see comfortable 80s to near 90°F. Tonight's Fog Loop: A weak disturbance passing inland tonight will drag a widespread return of marine fog deep into the interior valleys by Wednesday morning. Clouds will mix out by midday. The Winds: Reliable, breezy onshore winds will blast through local gaps and passes each afternoon and evening through early midweek. Beach Hazards Statement in effect though Saturday at 5pm. Sneaker waves and strong rip currents are present and dangerous. Do not turn your back on the ocean!
Wednesday Warm Up
Wednesday will be an incredibly pleasant transition day across the area. The Numbers: Seasonally warm inland and slightly cooler than normal along the immediate beaches. Interior valleys will see comfortable 80s to near 90°F. Tonight's Fog Loop: A weak disturbance passing inland tonight will drag a widespread return of marine fog deep into the interior valleys by Wednesday morning. Clouds will mix out by midday. The Winds: Reliable, breezy onshore winds will blast through local gaps and passes each afternoon and evening through early midweek.
Wednesday will be an incredibly pleasant transition day across the area. The Numbers: Seasonally warm inland and slightly cooler than normal along the immediate beaches. Interior valleys will see comfortable 80s to near 90°F. Tonight's Fog Loop: A weak disturbance passing inland tonight will drag a widespread return of marine fog deep into the interior valleys by Wednesday morning. Clouds will mix out by midday. The Winds: Reliable, breezy onshore winds will blast through local gaps and passes each afternoon and evening through early midweek.
Oakland's Town Biscuits: flavor, roots and community
From North Carolina flavors to Oakland kitchen experience, two cooks have found a way to blend their backgrounds into one breakfast business. Chasity Barwick, and Will Kovach, owners of Town Biscuits, share their tasty journey.
From North Carolina flavors to Oakland kitchen experience, two cooks have found a way to blend their backgrounds into one breakfast business. Chasity Barwick, and Will Kovach, owners of Town Biscuits, share their tasty journey.
Seasonal affective disorder: symptoms & causes
When you hear Seasonal Affective Disorder, you probably think winter. But doctors say a small number of people experience the opposite—with symptoms that appear during the summer months instead. Dr. Goutham Ganesan, Assistant Chief of Adult Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente San Jose, gives insight.
When you hear Seasonal Affective Disorder, you probably think winter. But doctors say a small number of people experience the opposite—with symptoms that appear during the summer months instead. Dr. Goutham Ganesan, Assistant Chief of Adult Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente San Jose, gives insight.
What's costing the most on back-to-school school supplies
Families could spend more than $863 per child on back-to-school shopping this year. We’ll look at what’s driving the costs and where parents can find relief. Julia Wilson, KPMG Principal of Consumer and Retail Strategy, gives insight.
Families could spend more than $863 per child on back-to-school shopping this year. We’ll look at what’s driving the costs and where parents can find relief. Julia Wilson, KPMG Principal of Consumer and Retail Strategy, gives insight.
Warm to hot
Our warm to hot weather forecast remains on track. Patchy fog returns to the coast and bay Tuesday morning. Mostly sunny skies are expected later in the day. You should plan on warmer temperatures. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the low 90s. The heat will continue to intensify later in the week. Inland areas could be flirting with 100 by Saturday. The Beach Hazards Statement (Alert) has been extended through Saturday afternoon.
Our warm to hot weather forecast remains on track. Patchy fog returns to the coast and bay Tuesday morning. Mostly sunny skies are expected later in the day. You should plan on warmer temperatures. Highs should range from the mid 60s to the low 90s. The heat will continue to intensify later in the week. Inland areas could be flirting with 100 by Saturday. The Beach Hazards Statement (Alert) has been extended through Saturday afternoon.
3rd person from boat sinking incident ID'd by SF medical examiner
The San Francisco Medical Examiner's Office identified a third body associated with the boat that sank in San Francisco Bay on July 14.
The San Francisco Medical Examiner's Office identified a third body associated with the boat that sank in San Francisco Bay on July 14.