Learning about diverse cultural believes through the Solar Eclipse
The solar eclipse is Monday, but one organization is hosting an event this Saturday to teach kids about the solar eclipse and cultural meanings behind it.
Keeping kids entertained this Spring Break season with the help of The Toy Insider
Parents of young kids know - it's hard to keep kids entertained. The Toy Insider shows us how to get kids moving and entertained with limited screen time.
National Burrito Day!
It is National Burrito Day. This is a perfect food comfort food for a rainy day! We are inside the taco truck of Las Cabanas Mexican Grill and Taqueria. And we talked to the Owner's Angel Rodriguez and Dagoberto Vasquez to tell us the most popular burrito they serve.
Beyonce's 'Cowboy Carter' Album continues to break records
Beyonce and her Cowboy Carter album continues to break records. It's become Spotify's most streamed album in a single day. Amazon marks Beyonce's biggest album debut on its platform. She's one of the few black artists making country music right now, and it's believed that she made the album due to a negative experience at the Country Music Awards show that was back in 2016. For more insight, Shaun Fletcher joins us on The Nine, he is a professor from San Jose State University.
Massive Earthquake rocks Taiwan, reminding the Bay Area to prepare for the next big one
Another person has died from the magnitude 7.4 earthquake that hit Taiwan. Taiwan's emergency Response Agency reports that more than 1000 people are injured, and more than 700 still stranded. About 42 people are still unaccounted for this morning. Many homes near the epicenter of the quake still don't have water or electricity. And that major earthquake has some people in the Bay area on edge. KTVU News Analyst Mark Neveau joined us on The Nine to talk about how to prepare.
'Animaniacs in Concert' in Livermore and Saratoga
If you were a kid who watched cartoons in the 90s, you'll recognize the songs. The familiar voices behind one of the most popular cartoons in that decade. Now you have a chance to see the actors and the voices behind those characters in action. 'Animaniacs in Concert' will take the stage in Livermore and in Saratoga this weekend. Joining us now is Rob Paulsen, the voice of Animaniacs characters Yakko and Pinky to tal kabout what to expect.
Alcohol Awareness Month
April is alcohol Awareness Month, and new research suggests women who drink eight or more alcoholic beverages per week, may be at a higher risk for developing coronary heart disease. Kaiser Permanente Doctor Jamal Rana joined us in studio to talk about the results of the study and what you can do to prevent these health problems.
Bay Area real estate market facing some challenges
From high interest rates to lower inventories, the real estate market in the Bay Area is facing some challenges. Deidre Joyner, who's a realtor at Red Oak Realty, joined us on 'The Nine' for more insight on real estate trends in the region.
Nurses begin strike at Santa Clara county hospitals
The nurses say they have been without a contract for months. KTVU's James Torrez reports.
Jon Hamm talks new projects, different roles
He's known for portraying one of America's most iconic business executives in the TV series, "Mad Men," but now, actor Jon Hamm has narrated a business book called, "When Business is Love." KTVU's Allie Rasmus caught up with the Emmy-Award winning actor about his latest project, and how it's different from some of the roles he's tackled in the past.
350 Bay Area
It's a grassroots climate movement taking root in the Bay Area and beyond. From mobilizing activists to advocating for systemic change, on this Giving Day, KTVU is highlighting the work from 350 Bay Area, which is on a mission to create a greener future.
San Francisco Public Library offers free financial programs during National Financial Capability Month
The month of April marks National Financial Capability Month. It's a time dedicated to promoting financial literacy and empowering people with the knowledge they need to make informed financial decisions. The San Francisco Public Library is providing several free programs this month to help support your financial success and future goals.
Common weight loss drugs might be causing unplanned pregnancies
A growing number of women are taking to social media saying they have gotten pregnant while using medications such as Ozempic or Wegovy, even though they were also on birth control. They're being called "Ozempic babies." Dr. Dan Azagury from Stanford University joined us live on 'The Nine' to help understand the reports.
Helping bridge cultures through food
An Iranian-American chef, entrepreneur and author from the South Bay is sharing her culinary secrets and hoping to bridge cultures through food. Laleh Imanverdi joined us on The Nine to talk about the amazing spread and her upbringing in the kitchen in the South Bay.
Local chef shows off homemade English muffin recipe for Easter Sunday
Olivia Colt, owner of Salt & Honey catering shows us how to create an elevated Easter brunch.
Local chef shows us how to make English muffins from scratch ahead of Easter Sunday
Olivia Colt, owner of Salt & Honey catering shows us how to create an elevated Easter brunch. Look for the recipe on our homepage, KTVU.com
Star student-athlete commits to HBCU
Oakland's own athlete from Skyline High School, has made a game changing decision. She has committed to a HBCU, with a prestigious soccer scholarship on top of that. Azariya Smith joined us in studio to talk about why she chose this particular university.
Spring Break in the Sierra
Many Bay Area families are planning to head up to the mountains for Spring Break. Let's get a check of conditions with Tucker Norred at Boreal Mountain.
Supply Chain Impacts
While the human toll of the bridge tragedy is still unfolding, many are starting to question how the operations at the Port of Baltimore will affect the nation's supply chain. To get some more insight we turn to Francis Edwards, a professor and director of the Master of Public Administration program at San Jose State.
Supreme court arguments on abortion pill
The Supreme Court has wrapped up hearing arguments this morning on a case that could have a big impact on abortion rights nationwide. It all revolves around mifepristone, which is one of the two pills used in the most common type of abortion. For more on the legal battle, we're joined by retired Superior Court Judge Laura Halgren.