Gov. Newsom signs 4 new California DUI laws; advocates want more

Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed into law four bills aimed at curbing a startling rise in DUI fatalities in recent years, including measures that make it easier to charge repeat drunk drivers with a felony and, if they kill someone, with murder.

Body of missing Antioch swimmer recovered in San Joaquin Delta

Authorities in the East Bay have recovered the body of a missing 46-year-old woman who disappeared while swimming near the Antioch Marina.

Judge ends federal oversight over Oakland PD after 23 years, longest in US history

A federal judge on Tuesday ended court oversight over the Oakland Police Department, thus closing out a chapter on the longest oversight in U.S. history.

Endless Summer
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Tonight: While inland valleys and bayside communities will remain completely clear overnight, immediate coastal routes could see sudden visibility drops due to localized dense coastal fog before sunrise.  A multi-day Coastal Flood Advisory remains active due to high astronomical summer tidal swings. Wednesday high tide is at 2:10 PM.  Immediate Pacific Coast: 65°F to 72°F...Bayshore Shoreline (Oakland/Downtown SF/San Jose): 75°F to 85°F...Interior Valleys (East Bay/Far Interior): 85°F to 95°F.  West-northwest, sustained at 10 to 20 mph with peak gusts hitting 25 to 30 mph.  Please remember to hydrate. Also, with offshore winds and low relative humidity, fire danger remains HIGH.

2nd BART shooting suspect remains outsanding in violence that injured 3 bystanders

Police are still searching for the second of two shooting suspects involved in gunfire at a BART station's transfer platform in Pittsburg Monday night. 

Visiting Oakland’s La Catrina? End Your Night at Taqueria El Zocalo
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Heading to the Fruitvale district to see the monumental 34-foot La Catrina doll set to be unveiled this week? Cap off your night at Taqueria El Zócalo to enjoy traditional Día de los Muertos dishes in the heart of Oakland’s vibrant cultural hub.

Court records detail hostility before NYT engineer allegedly killed by in-laws

A New York Times engineer allegedly killed by his elderly in-laws was in the middle of a bitter divorce and custody dispute with his wife, according to court documents.

Body found in San Francisco Bay between Alcatraz, Treasure Island
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Officials with the San Francisco Fire Department, U.S. Coast Guard, San Francisco Police Department and the CHP found a body Tuesday afternoon in the San Francisco Bay. Authorities responded to the area between Alcatraz and Treasure Island around 2:15 p.m. where they found the body. 

Authorities search for missing at-risk Cupertino teenager

Alex Rivas, 14, was last seen early Monday morning wearing black pants, a black sweatshirt with white stars, and blue sneakers with rainbow beads on the laces.

National Coffee Day with Oakland's Bicycle Coffee
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Whether you like it black, iced or loaded with cream and sugar, Tuesday gives caffeine lovers an excuse to grab a second cup of coffee. It officially marks National Coffee Day. Sal Castaneda went to Bicycle Coffee in Oakland for the occasion.

Fashion Community Week begins this weekend in San Francisco
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The future of fashion is descending on San Francisco. Fashion Community Week begins this weekend, with events across the city highlighting local designers and more. Shirin Hashem and Lizbeth Duarte join Mornings on 2 to talk about what's in store.

Startup trends, AI boom with Y Combinator
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The tech industry is having a big moment on the back of the AI boom. But it's not just big companies like Anthropic or Open AI. San Francisco continues to be a hot place for startups, with funding flowing to some of those new companies. Y Combinator's Tyler Bosmeny joins Mornings on 2 to discuss some of the trends.

Six Flags Magic Mountain permanently closes X2 roller coaster amid brain injury lawsuits

Six Flags Magic Mountain has announced the permanent retirement of its X2 roller coaster following guest safety concerns and lawsuits alleging rider brain injuries.

SJ Earthquakes legend on future of USA soccer
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San Jose Earthquakes legend, Chris 'Danger' Dangerfield, appeared on "Mornings on 2" to discuss the future of the U.S. Men's National Team following the World Cup. USMNT facing Mexico and Canada in friendlies.

Tech executives meet at the White House today
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Tech executives are meeting with the president today. Sonoma State Political Science Professor David McCuan explains how the conversation will revolve around artificial intelligence.