2 killed in late night Brentwood crash

The fire department said four patients were found at the scene, and two of them needed to be extricated from their vehicles

New Martinez mural honors Joe DiMaggio
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Members of The Joe DiMaggio Hometown Hero Project join us to talk about the mural now on display in Martinez.

How Bike Family Fest promotes bike safety in Contra Costa County.
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Organizers of the annual Bike Family Fest event in Pleasant Hill join us to talk about their growing event, and how it's making a difference at schools.

Spectacular Sunday
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Happy Sunday everyone! The Bay Area is settling into a comfortable pattern that will continue for the final full week of summer. Seasonal temperatures will stick around with sunshine away from the coast. Expect 60s and lower 70s near the Coastal and Bay, with 70s and 80s inland.  Overall, expect a quiet and enjoyable stretch of late-summer weather with no major swings in temperature on the horizon.

San Francisco Opera orchestra strikes ahead of opening night

The musicians announced the walkout just hours before curtains were set to open for the opera’s 104th season.

Chef turns passion for cooking into initiative to feed Tenderloin's hungry

San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood has deep-rooted challenges when it comes to homelessness, and Chef Kelvin Ehbegboni is stepping up to help.

SF's Mission Bay boom brings new restaurants, tech companies and rising rents

New restaurants, including Sergeant Ma and San Francisco Brewing Company, are betting big on Mission Bay as an influx of residents and tech companies helps transform one of San Francisco’s fastest-growing neighborhoods.

California passes strong protections for kids in the age of AI
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Common Sense Media CEO & Founder Jim Steyer joins us to applaud the series of bills passed in our state to protect children.

Temps. are down wind is up
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Happy Saturday everyone! Following a notable cool down yesterday, the headline today for many will be wind. A strengthening pressure gradient will increase onshore flow Saturday, with widespread gusts of 25 to 35 mph and locally stronger winds possible near the coast, through gaps and over the hills. Temperatures will continue trending cooler through the weekend, with Inland highs mainly in the 70s - 80s and 60s - 70s Bayside and Coast. This seasonable pattern is expected to continue into next week.

Thousands to gather in Oakland for free STEM fair, brainchild of Stanford's Ahmed Muhammad

Thousands of kids are set to converge in Oakland on Saturday for what's become a beloved gathering where science is celebrated, and the community comes together for fun, interactive activities and endless learning opportunities.

Supervisor Alan Wong announces resolution calling for stronger safety laws regarding e-bikes, scooters

San Francisco Supervisor Alan Wong on Friday announced a resolution calling for stronger enforcement of safety laws governing electric bikes and scooters, as well as other powered mobility devices.

Foster City condo fire: No criminal charges filed, DA says

No criminal charges will be filed in connection with a fire that destroyed a condo complex in Foster City last month, according to the district attorney's office.

California retires 46-year license plate format, debuts mirrored sequence

California is transitioning to a new mirrored license plate format as the state exhausts its long-running seven-character sequence after decades of vehicle registrations.

Former Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli found liable in sexual abuse civil trial

Former Windsor Mayor Dominic Foppoli was found liable Friday for sexually abusing seven women over nearly two decades. A jury ordered him to pay a total of $13 million in compensatory damages to the survivors.

Remembering 9/11: Coping with trauma and grief years later
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It has been 25 years since September 11th, and that disastrous event that happened so long ago can still feel immediate for some people. For many, it's emblazoned on minds, hearts, and psyches, as if it were yesterday. Dr. Jessica Hamilton, a psychologist at Kaiser Permanente in Greater San Jose explains how trauma knows no time.

New inflation numbers raises economic concerns
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Bay Area financial advisor Clark Geranen talked about the latest inflation numbers, which rose in August.

Sonoma County sheriff’s ICE policy sparks protest outside winery event

Protesters picketed an inaugural event for the new Sonoma County Sheriff's Foundation over the sheriff's limited cooperation with ICE.

San Francisco unveils tenant protection plan as city rents spike over 25%

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, the Board of Supervisors and the City Attorney's office are all pulling together on a plan to help people who rent to stay in their homes.