Small airports face closure risk amid ongoing TSA staffing shortages

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says smaller airports are at risk of closing due to staffing shortages caused by an ongoing partial government shutdown.

Community-led effort focuses on farmworker women’s safety
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Brentwood's Hijas del Campo, steps up for women in the fields. Co-founder Marivel Mendoza, reacts to allegations that labor leader Cesar Chavez sexually abused girls and assaulted fellow leader Dolores Huerta.

Swiss singer-songwriter, Vendredi sur Mer, makes San Francisco stop
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Vendredi sur Mer, a Swiss artist from Geneva, known for her cinematic electro-pop and sultry, spoken-word vocal style, wraps North America tour in San Francisco.

Woman accused of Oakland fire station burglary found wearing fire gear

A convicted thief has been charged with burglarizing an Oakland fire station, where authorities say she was found wearing stolen fire gear.

From runway to leadership: Nancy Vuu’s impact
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Beyond the runway, Nancy Vuu, is building something deeper—guiding global leaders with faith-driven strategy, and expanding her influence through fashion, film, and community-focused initiatives designed to inspire, empower, and elevate.

Waymo complaint over kids riding alone
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Charles Grasso, crash liaison officer at the Transportation Safety Research Center, gives insight on Waymo facing safety complaint.

Live updates: Trump says US considering 'winding down' military operations in Iran

The US military is deploying three more warships and marines to the Middle East as Iran fires on Israel and energy sites in neighboring Gulf Arab states, sending oil and gas prices surging.

Santa Clara U Broncos lose in NCAA Tournament

The Santa Clara Broncos' run in the NCAA Tournament came to an end on Friday, falling to the Kentucky Wildcats in overtime after a stunning half-court buzzer-beater sent the game beyond regulation.

Nopa: From the farmers market to the table
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If your ideal weekend starts at the farmers market, you’re in good company. San Francisco chef and restaurateur Laurence Jossel of NOPA, joined us on 'The Nine' to show how he turns fresh, local finds into standout dishes. 

NASA Artemis II: Rocket arrives at Kennedy Space Center launch pad

The Artemis II rocket and spacecraft completed the 4-mile trek to the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center on Friday morning, March 20, 2026.

Allegations against Cesar Chavez spark reckoning over power and silence
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The farmworker community is grappling with allegations that multiple women were sexually assaulted by Cesar Chavez during the rise of the United Farm Workers union. UFW cofounder Dolores Huerta is now speaking to the complex power dynamics at play, describing what it means to work alongside a revered leader while suffering in silence. The case is drawing comparisons to Harvey Weinstein, where survivors came forward years later despite once being publicly associated with him. On The Nine, Cait Alexander, founder of End Violence Everywhere, joined us to unpack why these patterns persist, and why more survivors are speaking out now.

RFK Jr. overstepped legal authority on transgender care for minors, judge rules

A federal judge said that Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. had overreached by issuing a declaration that called gender-transition medical treatments unsafe and ineffective for young people experiencing gender dysphoria.

CBP: 900 pounds of liquid meth found in fuel tank of tractor-trailer at US-Mexico border crossing

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CPB) says a Mexican citizen traveling on a business visa was arrested at a border crossing inspection site in San Diego earlier this month after CPB officers found 900 pounds of liquid methamphetamine concealed in the fuel tank of a tractor-trailer. 

Tulips will cover San Francisco's Union Square
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More than 80,000 tulips will be given out for free at a popular tourist site in San Francisco. The CEO of Union Square Alliance talked about the significance of Tulip Day.

Celebrating 'Rosie the Riveter Day'
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Millions of American women played a pivotal role in World War II. The Rosie the Riveter Trust is holding an annual celebration in Richmond.

César Chávez murals, statues already removed from campuses, parks

Organizations across the country and California – the birthplace of the United Farm Workers movement – have already begun removing depictions of the late Latino labor leader César Chávez from public spaces after the explosive allegations in the New York Times revealed this week that he allegedly raped and sexually assaulted women and girls decades ago.