Rain to diminish overnight
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The wet weather system will leave the Bay Area overnight before returning Sunday.

San Mateo police arrest alleged burglar

San Mateo police officers on Wednesday arrested a man suspected of burglarizing multiple vehicles.

Bad Bunny halftime drives spike in Spanish learning
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Bad Bunny didn’t just make Super Bowl history he sparked a surge in Spanish learning. Experts say that curiosity can lead to lasting benefits, from sharper cognitive skills to deeper cultural connection. Sofia Tavares, chief brand officer at Preply, gives insight.

Kingmakers of Oakland hosts annual film showcase
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Kingmakers of Oakland presents Reach, Back, Retain on February 12, featuring the NAACP-nominated Black Man Black Man and the world premiere of Portraits of a King: Beyond Labels, celebrating Black youth and resilience.

SFO delays: 20% of flights impacted due to wind

The Federal Aviation Administration announced a ground delay program at San Francisco International Airport on Wednesday as gusty winds, rain, and low clouds slowed operations.

San Jose assistant principal among 11 arrested in child sex sting

Investigators arrested 11 suspects, including a middle school assistant principal, as part of a child exploitation sting operation in San Jose.

San Francisco schools to remain closed Thursday as negotiations continue

San Francisco schools will remain closed on Thursday while representatives from the teachers union and the San Francisco Unified School District continue to negotiate terms.

Bondi faces questions from lawmakers amid fallout over Epstein files

Attorney General Pam Bondi was questioned Wednesday in a hearing over the Justice Department’s management of files connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Why San Francisco teachers are on strike: A breakdown of the issues

San Francisco Unified School District teachers walked off the job this week in a historic strike over higher wages, health benefits, and more resources for students with special needs.

James Van Der Beek dies following battle with colon cancer

James Van Der Beek, a television star known for “Dawson’s Creek" and “Varsity Blues," has died at 48 following health struggles.

Love, distance, and a year on her own: A Bay Area author details her 'marriage sabbatical' in new memoir
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As “gray divorce” rates climb across the country, one woman chose a different path. At 60, married therapist Leah Fisher set out on a year-long solo travel adventure — not to leave her husband, but to strengthen their relationship in a new way. In her book, "My Marriage Sabbatical: A Memoir of Solo Travel and Lasting Love," Fisher shares how she and her husband stayed emotionally connected while pursuing separate dreams. 

Managing the pressures of Valentine's Day
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43% of people say Valentine's Day is the most stressful holiday of the year, according to a study from Psychology Today. Though, experts say, lasting relationships aren't built on grand gestures, they're built on the little things.

National Heart Month: WebMD launches new platform to help combat heart disease
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Heart disease remains the number one killer in the United States. While obesity is a major risk factor, for many, losing weight and keeping it off feels nearly impossible. However, WebMD has launched a new tool to combat that. It's called Embody, and is designed for people who feel like they're tried everything, with little results.

Signs of women's heart disease
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Cardiologist Dr. Rita Ng appeared on Mornings on 2, to discuss women's heart disease. 

Signs of women's heart disease
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February is American Heart Month, and doctors are warning nearly half of all women age 20 and older are living with some form of cardiovascular disease. Dr. Rita Ng from Kaiser Permanente joins Mornings on 2 to discuss how to catch the early symptoms of heart disease.