'The Cher Show' descends upon San Francisco
The Cher Show has made its way to San Francisco. The Tony award-winning musical highlights Cher's career from her start as Sunny and Cher to the glammed up pop star and icon she is today.
Chef Tucker shows off recipes to beat the summer heat
Summer is right around the corner, and so are the flavors of the season. From refreshing drinks, to mouth-watering salads, Chef Tucker has you covered. She joined us on 'The Nine' for some tips and tricks as we get into the summer hosting season.
Preventing overdose deaths among young
A hospital in the South Bay is bracing for an increase in overdoses by young people over the summer and is ramping up a program that's meant to prevent fentanyl overdoses and treat opioid addiction. Santa Clara Valley Medical Center is the only hospital on the west coast offering an in-patient detox and treatment program for those who are 20 years old or younger.
Bay Area to see economic boost from major sporting events
The Bay Area Host Committee predicts the region will see a $1.4 billion boost from several sporting events coming to the region in the next few years. The NBA All-Star weekend will descend upon Chase Center in San Francisco next year, and Super Bowl LX and FIFA World Cup 26 will be held at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara in 2026. We talked with Zaileen Janmohamed, the president and CEO of the BAHC, for more insight.
Road trip tips ahead of busy summer travel season
Just in time for the summer road tripping season, one of the most iconic highways in California has reopened. The northern stretch of historic Highway 1 gives travelers access to beautiful Big Sur, and it's just the beginning. Travel expert, Gabe Saglie, joined us on 'The Nine' for an update, and some road trip trends for those who are ready to hit the road.
College admissions expert explains shifting mindset for both parents and students
Skyrocketing tuition, mounting student debt and fierce competition in the race for college admissions. That's the reality for families with college-aged children. However, one college counselor and author is challenging parents to shift their focus from getting their kids into college, to making sure they are prepared for the future. Greg Kaplan, the author of 'The Journey: How to Prepare Kids for a Competitive and Changing World,' joined us on 'The Nine' to for more insight.
Retired CHP and law enforcement officers ride to the Arctic Ocean
A group of retired CHP and law enforcement officers are on a motorcycle trip of a lifetime. They left Sonoma County about a week ago, and are close to reaching Alaska. Their destination? The Arctic Ocean. The men are on a ride to raise money for the CAHP Widows and Orphans’ Trust Fund. KTVU's Frank Mallicoat caught up with them during one of their stops in Canada.
Raising awareness for HIV testing through theater
A nonprofit theater company is getting ready to premier "You Betta Ask Somebody II." It's a play aimed at raising awareness for HIV testing. The timing is just right, as National HIV Testing day falls a day before the play's premier. You can catch the perfomance at the Malonga Casquelourd Center for The Arts in Oakland on June 28th and 29th.
Father's day: mental health care for dads
June is men's mental health month. This father's day is the perfect time to check in on the mental health of dads. Doctor Michael Sands and Psychiatrist with Kaiser Permanente shares insights on why it may be difficult for some men to seek help when needed.
Father and son duo cook up ideas for Father's Day weekend
Father's Day is on Sunday, and if you still haven't made restaurant plans for dad, we have you covered. Dustin Valette, the chef and owner of The Matheson and Valette in Healdsburg, joined us on 'The Nine' with his father, Bob Valette, for some tips and tricks to whip up a luxurious meal at home.
New Alzheimer's treatment clears FDA hurdle
A new drug for Alzheimer's Disease has cleared another hurdle to getting approval from the FDA. The agency's advisory panel unanimously recommended full approval of a new antibody drug shown to slow down the disease. The treatment from Eli Lilly called Donanemab, attacks a type of sticky plaque in the brain that leads to memory loss. If the FDA approves the drug this year, it will become the second on the market to slow down the progression of cognitive decline.
Cannabis use linked to psychiatric disorders, researchers say
Researchers say marijuana has a stronger effect than ever before because current strains are grown to have more THC. Experts say that's increased the risk of cannabis-induced psychosis, which is becoming more common, especially among young men. Now, recent studies show it can trigger psychiatric disorders, such as depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.
Musical based off Galileo's life hits Berkeley theater
Prepare to be transported to the cosmos. 'Galileo: A Rock Musical' transports its audience into the riveting life and trials of the audacious inventor and scientific luminary, Galileo Galilei. The musical is going on through June 23 at the Berkeley Repertory Theatre.
New speaker series launching in Oakland
The Urban Peace Movement is set to host That's Oakland, Baby! on Wednesday. It's a fireside chat that's bringing together three titans in the music industry, with deep Oakland Roots to music, culture, history, and community. Those include iconic rapper Too $hort, Danyel Smith, a renowned author and former editor of Vibe and Billboard magazines, and the legendary D'Wayne Wiggins from Tony! Toni! Toné!
San Francisco Mayor London Breed on pandas, Powell Street
San Francisco Mayor London Breed discusses pandas and Powell Street.
'Company' makes stop in San Francisco on national tour
Following sold out shows in London's West End and a Tony Award-winning run on Broadway, 'Company' is now here, in the Bay Area, for a limited time at BroadwaySF's Orpheum Theatre.
San Francisco police chief on crime data, sideshows
San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott discusses analyzing crime data and sideshows.
Sebastopol Area Senior Center
The Sebastopol Area Senior Center is a nonprofit organization that expanded its services and programs for LGBT+ seniors - particularly those who are prone to isolation and loneliness.
Political news show 'Battleground' to focus on swing states
FOX is debuting a new program and digital initiative called 'Battleground.' It's focused on covering a political issues in seven key states, which could determine who will be elected as the next president of the United States. KTVU political reporter, Greg Lee, spoke with political commentator and 'Battleground' host, S.E. Cupp about what viewers can expect.
Local entrepreneur vying for top spot on 'Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars'
Culinary Icon Gordon Ramsay is back with the second season of his high-stakes competition series, 'Gordon Ramsay's Food Stars.' He's teamed up with hospitality industry leader, Lisa Vanderpump, with an all-new twist this season. The entrepreneurs themselves are pitching themselves and their products, vying to win the $250,000 grand prize. Andrew Whiting, the founder of Hot Drops Sauce and Santa Rosa local, joined us on 'The Nine' to talk about the competition.