San Francisco

A mountain lion spotted in San Francisco’s Panhandle neighborhood over the weekend has safely moved along, officials said, relieving residents after the rare big cat sighting.

American Academy of Sleep Medicine is promoting a campaign from September 14-18, National Student Sleep Week. 

San Francisco is once again proving to be a destination for food lovers. A new Yelp and Lyft study ranks the top 20 "foodie" cities in the U.S. with San Francisco ranked at no. 7.

We are eight weeks away to the midterm elections. David Schultz, political science professor from Hamline University, tells us what could possibly happen in November.

A warmer pattern will top our weather headlines for the upcoming week.  Your Labor Day forecast features mostly sunny skies and warm to hot temperatures.  Highs should range from the mid 60s to the low 90s.   The hottest temperatures move in later in the week.  By Wednesday, the warmest neighborhoods could approach 102 degrees.  Heat Advisories will likely be issued.

Co-host of the "Morning Roast' on 957 the Game, Joe Shasky, talked about the 49ers ahead of the upcoming NFL season. 

UC Santa Cruz Professor Nolan Higdon discusses political issues, including U.S. negotiations with Russia and Ukraine, Gov. Newsom's trip to the deep South, and President Trump's push to restrict mail-in voting.

Author & college admissions adviser, Beth Gelles, discussed what high school students and their families need to be doing this fall, to set themselves up for success in the college admissions process.

Certified plastic surgeon Dr. Smita Ramanadham discusses the concerns that social media use could lead teens to applying more products that could affect their hormones.

Cellarmaker Brewing Co. stopped by 'Mornings on 2' to celebrate National Cheese Pizza Day

2 transit advocates appear on 'Mornings on 2' to talk about BART Speedrun

Dance teacher at San Francisco's James Lick Middle School is looking to raise money for scholarships for a once-in-a-lifetime cultural trip to New York City for her class.

Grandmother appears on 'Mornings on 2' to talk about a special event to raise awareness about suicides in a rather unique approach.

Jonathan St. Clair and his wife turned a tragedy in their family, into a lifelong mission to help prevent drownings nationwide.

An official Beach Hazards Warning is active through Monday night across all Pacific coastlines [Section: Summary, Section Two massive, long-period southerly ocean swells are converging from distant Hurricane Karina and Hurricane Marie. These long-interval swells will generate crushing breaking waves up to 10 feet alongside vicious rip currents.  Deceptive lulls will make the ocean look peaceful before a massive sneaker wave surges dozens of feet up the sand. Clear, blue-sky weekend days are historically the most deadly. Remaining out of the water is not enough...you must stay entirely off the beaches, coastal jetties, and rocks to avoid being swept into the freezing ocean. Tonight's Forecast: Because yesterday's cold front completely mixed out the atmosphere, the marine layer is reforming from scratch tonight. Combined with ample low-level ground moisture and clear skies, expect thick, patchwork pockets of blinding morning fog across the valleys by Saturday sunrise. Lows will drop into the comfortable 50s. (Except Santa Rosa at 48 degrees overnight). Saturday & Sunday Holiday Forecast: The Microclimate Numbers: The Coast: Locked under a reforming marine deck with crisp highs in the low 60s. Bayside Communities: Beautifully autumnal and breezy, hovering in the upper 60s to low 70s. Inland Valleys: Experiencing absolute heat relief, with highs capped in the mid-70s to near 80°F under partly cloudy skies.

Northbound lanes on Highway 101 in San Francisco will be closed between 17th Street and Cesar Chavez Street over Labor Day Weekend beginning Friday at 11 p.m. Lanes will reopen by Monday at 6 a.m., according to Caltrans. Jesse Gary reports.