California midterm primaries
California voters are making major decisions today, from choosing who advances in the race for governor to narrowing crowded congressional contests. Under the state’s top-two primary system, the leading candidates move on to November, regardless of party. Andres Quintero, political science professor at Evergreen Valley College, gives insight.
California voters are making major decisions today, from choosing who advances in the race for governor to narrowing crowded congressional contests. Under the state’s top-two primary system, the leading candidates move on to November, regardless of party. Andres Quintero, political science professor at Evergreen Valley College, gives insight.
Mother Nature easing off the heat
Happy Tuesday everyone! The fog is back, the onshore breeze is up and afternoon highs are taking a subtle drop. For the second half of the day, a mix of low and high level clouds will join us with temps. ranging from 60s at the coast to upper 80s inland. Minor fluctuations are expected until a bigger cool down on the weekend.
Happy Tuesday everyone! The fog is back, the onshore breeze is up and afternoon highs are taking a subtle drop. For the second half of the day, a mix of low and high level clouds will join us with temps. ranging from 60s at the coast to upper 80s inland. Minor fluctuations are expected until a bigger cool down on the weekend.
California primary election 2026: Voters head to polls as closing time nears
Millions of Californians are casting ballots Tuesday in a high-stakes primary that will help shape the state's political landscape ahead of the November midterm elections.
Millions of Californians are casting ballots Tuesday in a high-stakes primary that will help shape the state's political landscape ahead of the November midterm elections.
Richmond community mourns maintenance worker shot & killed
The family of 64-year-old Melvin Murphy is mourning his death after he was shot and killed Friday evening in Richmond. Police arrested a suspect in Concord using license plate reader technology, and the suspect now faces charges including murder.
The family of 64-year-old Melvin Murphy is mourning his death after he was shot and killed Friday evening in Richmond. Police arrested a suspect in Concord using license plate reader technology, and the suspect now faces charges including murder.
Becerra leading polls in California gubernatorial race; Steyer & Hilton battle for second
California’s race for governor entered its final hours Monday as candidates made their last push before voters decide who moves on to the November general election.
California’s race for governor entered its final hours Monday as candidates made their last push before voters decide who moves on to the November general election.
San Francisco-based Anthropic files for IPO with $965 billion valuation
San Francisco-based artificial intelligence company Anthropic filed with the SEC on Monday 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 on Monday 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.
Cooler Tuesday forecast
Welcome to June! The marine layer will deepen Tuesday morning. Most areas will cool off a bit. Low clouds will blanket the coast and bay during the morning hours. The clouds will gradually clear back to near the shoreline later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s for the beaches to the upper 80s inland.
Welcome to June! The marine layer will deepen Tuesday morning. Most areas will cool off a bit. Low clouds will blanket the coast and bay during the morning hours. The clouds will gradually clear back to near the shoreline later in the day. Highs should range from the low 60s for the beaches to the upper 80s inland.
Los Gatos raises first-ever Pride flag after student-led push
For the first time ever, Los Gatos raised a Progress Pride Flag on the lawn of the Civic Center, just in time for the start of Pride Month.
For the first time ever, Los Gatos raised a Progress Pride Flag on the lawn of the Civic Center, just in time for the start of Pride Month.
San Francisco officer injured in shootout, and suspect arrested, identified
KTVU has learned through multiple sources the name of the San Francisco Police Department officer injured in a shootout with a robbery suspect Sunday night. In addition, police have named the suspect who was arrested.
KTVU has learned through multiple sources the name of the San Francisco Police Department officer injured in a shootout with a robbery suspect Sunday night. In addition, police have named the suspect who was arrested.
San Jose police search for suspects in fatal drive-by shooting
Police are searching for one or more suspects following a fatal weekend drive-by shooting in downtown San Jose that left one person dead and two others injured.
Police are searching for one or more suspects following a fatal weekend drive-by shooting in downtown San Jose that left one person dead and two others injured.
Family files claim against Fairfield, cops after teen punched during school arrest
The family of a Fairfield teen seen on video being punched by a police officer at school has filed a claim against the city and the officers involved, alleging excessive force during the 16-year-old's detention and setting the stage for a possible lawsuit.
The family of a Fairfield teen seen on video being punched by a police officer at school has filed a claim against the city and the officers involved, alleging excessive force during the 16-year-old's detention and setting the stage for a possible lawsuit.
1 killed, 2 injured in downtown San Jose shooting; car crashes into building
The shooting was reported just before 2:20 a.m. in the area of S. First and E. Reed streets, according to the San Jose Police Department.
The shooting was reported just before 2:20 a.m. in the area of S. First and E. Reed streets, according to the San Jose Police Department.
Prom held at Hercules High celebrates students with special needs
A prom held at Hercules High School was curated for students with special needs such as autism or moderate to severe intellectual disabilities on Saturday.
A prom held at Hercules High School was curated for students with special needs such as autism or moderate to severe intellectual disabilities on Saturday.
San Francisco to host the 50th anniversary of the Gay Softball World Series
Long before inclusion became a national sports conversation, one San Francisco league was creating opportunities on local ballfields. Now, the San Francisco Gay Softball League is looking ahead to a historic return of the Gay Softball World Series, five decades after the tournament was first played in the city. Vincent Fuqua, SFGSL commissioner, and Michael Cross, League treasurer, give insight.
Long before inclusion became a national sports conversation, one San Francisco league was creating opportunities on local ballfields. Now, the San Francisco Gay Softball League is looking ahead to a historic return of the Gay Softball World Series, five decades after the tournament was first played in the city. Vincent Fuqua, SFGSL commissioner, and Michael Cross, League treasurer, give insight.
California Post expands north
The California Post is expanding its print distribution to reach thousands of new readers across northern California. The publication already has reporters covering local news, sports, technology, and politics, with plans for even more regionally focused content. Nick Papps, editor-in-chief of The California Post, gives insight.
The California Post is expanding its print distribution to reach thousands of new readers across northern California. The publication already has reporters covering local news, sports, technology, and politics, with plans for even more regionally focused content. Nick Papps, editor-in-chief of The California Post, gives insight.
4th Annual WCCUSD Extensive Support Needs Prom
4th Annual Extensive Support Needs Prom of the West Contra Costa Unified School District was put on this past Saturday as an intentionally designed space for students in the ESN program to celebrate together.
4th Annual Extensive Support Needs Prom of the West Contra Costa Unified School District was put on this past Saturday as an intentionally designed space for students in the ESN program to celebrate together.
Hottest day of the week is upon us
Happy Monday Everyone. Mostly sunny skies will reign over the Bay Area today with afternoon highs ranging from low 60s at the shore to low 90s inland. A Beach Hazard Alert for our coast continues until Tuesday morning. Temperatures take a dip tomorrow. Additional cooling is expected for the weekend.
Happy Monday Everyone. Mostly sunny skies will reign over the Bay Area today with afternoon highs ranging from low 60s at the shore to low 90s inland. A Beach Hazard Alert for our coast continues until Tuesday morning. Temperatures take a dip tomorrow. Additional cooling is expected for the weekend.
Australian team arrives in Bay Area for FIFA World Cup
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup officially kicking off next week, international squads are arriving at their respective base camps to prepare for their upcoming tournament campaigns.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup officially kicking off next week, international squads are arriving at their respective base camps to prepare for their upcoming tournament campaigns.
Volunteers needed for San Francisco's Pink Triangle display
Today is the first day of Pride Month, and one organization in San Francisco is looking for volunteers to help install the annual Pink Triangle on Twin Peaks. Patrick Carney joins Mornings on 2 with more on how you can help.
Today is the first day of Pride Month, and one organization in San Francisco is looking for volunteers to help install the annual Pink Triangle on Twin Peaks. Patrick Carney joins Mornings on 2 with more on how you can help.
SF Superior Court ending pretrial diversion program
The San Francisco Superior Court is planning on ending a pretrial diversion program that works with people who are facing criminal charges, over accusations the organization that runs it is not being transparent. But the nonprofit is pushing back against those accusations. CEO of the SF Pretrial Diversion Project, David Mauroff, joins Mornings on 2 to discuss the possible changes.
The San Francisco Superior Court is planning on ending a pretrial diversion program that works with people who are facing criminal charges, over accusations the organization that runs it is not being transparent. But the nonprofit is pushing back against those accusations. CEO of the SF Pretrial Diversion Project, David Mauroff, joins Mornings on 2 to discuss the possible changes.