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Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say they had seized two ships near the Strait of Hormuz. The United States and Iran have been seeking to exert control over the strategic waterway as each tries to bolster its leverage before another round of peace talks. Kristin Diwan, senior resident scholar at the Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington, D.C., gives insight.

New Farm hosts this year's Earth Day SF celebration

He’s only been playing sax since 2022, but Oakland native Ayo Brame is already touring internationally and earning major recognition. Ayo will be celebrating his19th Birthday at Yoshi's Oakland Fri–Sat, Apr 24–25.

Interview with Michael Waldman of the San Francisco Glens, about the Cal-Stanford men's soccer match it's hosting at the Treasure Island stadium. 

The iconic Bay Area brewery is coming back, following Pennsylvania brewery Evil Genius Beer Company purchasing the brand and recipes. We speak with Evil Genius Beer's founder about where the brewing business is heading, and how long it will be until you can find beers like Hell or High Watermelon in stores across the Bay Area.

Our unsettled weather stretch continues.  Showers will continue to pay us a visit Wednesday morning.  The activity should taper later in the day.  We are expecting a mixture of sun and clouds during the afternoon.  Temperatures should rebound Thursday and Friday.

Betty Yee endorses Tom Steyer in California gubernatorial race, while Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas throws his weight behind Xavier Becerra Tuesday. Both Steyer and Becerra lead the field of Democrats in third place behind two Republicans Steve Hilton and Chad Bianco. The June 2 primary will decide which top two candidates advance to the November general election. 

The race for the California governor's seat is tightening with just two weeks before early voting and mail-in ballots are set to go out to voters.Democrat  Xavier Becerra is seeing a surge in the latest surveys of likely voters, after the exit of Betty Yee and former Congressman Eric Swalwell. 

Happy Tuesday everyone, as the storm pass through it will give us sunshine, clouds and the risk of downpours and thunderstorms.  We taper off to scattered showers for Wednesday.  

The list of tech companies based in Silicon Valley and beyond that are cutting jobs is long, and while there was a lot of concern that artificial intelligence would replace workers, many analysts say that's not the reality.  Marcus Mossberger, workforce strategy expert, gives insight.

What's billed as the longest-running film festival in the Bay Area is returning this weekend. The 69th annual San Francisco International Film Festival kicks off on Friday, with events across the Bay Area.

Gossip magazines are hitting the digital age. As so-called 'blind item' blogs have been growing in popularity, the San Francisco Standard is launching its own gossip column about the City for our modern era.

Twenty years in the restaurant industry is no small feat—and Restaurant Picco is celebrating in style. From English pea risotto to barolo-glazed beef rib, the restaurant is revisiting fan-favorite dishes that helped define its legacy. Bill Higgins, owner of Restaurant Picco, and Michael Reyes,  executive Chef, talk success.

A cold April storm will continue to impact the Bay Area.  Showers are expected to move across region Tuesday morning.  Thunderstorm chances will also be increasing.  Some of the storm cells could produce hail.   The shower threat will remain in the Wednesday forecast.  Sunshine returns later in the week.

Trade your ticket for a tasting passport and hit the streets. “Taste of Temescal” transforms the neighborhood into an immersive food tour, with curated stops, DJ sets, and a high-energy after party on Wednesday, April 29th. Pitmaster James Woodward and Candi Martinez, director of events, for Temescal District, give insight.