Local nonprofit provides collegiate experience to adults with special needs
Graduating from college is a milestone for many, but not everyone gets that opportunity. The College of Adaptive Arts in Saratoga provides a collegiate experience to adults with special needs. Deanna Pursai, who's the college's co-founder, and Victoria Rivera, who's a student with a bright future in podcasting, joined us on The Nine to talk about the opportunities the College of Adaptive Arts provides.
Companies slow hiring, rescind job offers
Many of the world's biggest companies such as Tesla, Meta and Apple, have slowed hiring in recent weeks, while others have started to rescind job offers. Sid Upadhyay, who's the CEO and co-founder of WizeHire, joined us on The Nine for more insight.
Summer BBQ recipe: Korean hot dogs and strawberry aperol collins
KTVU's Frank Mallicoat gets on the roof of KTVU to grill some Korean hot dogs with Hugh Groman. But first, they make a delicious summer drink that's sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Reminder to stay safe under the sun this 4th of July, and all year long.
KTVU"s Claudine Wong talks to Kaiser Permanente Dermatologist, Dr. David Lee about sun safety. These are the 5 "S" of sun safety to keep in mind all year long, especially on hot summer days. Slip on a shirt Slop on sunscreen (SPF 30-50, Broad Spectrum) Slap on a hat Seek the shade Slide on sunglasses
First female Eagle Scouts from one Bay Area division visit KTVU
Two young women become the first "Eagle Scouts" of the Golden Gate District. They visit KTVU to talk about their journey to earn the coveted title and their bright future ahead.
Zip Trips: Benicia
Mornings on 2 is on the road again and this time Benicia is the destination for a Zip Trip. We find some of the best places to get a bite to eat, hear an incredible youth choir and test your knowledge with trivia from this North Bay city.
Zip Trip: Benicia
This week, the morning show takes a trip to Benicia to discover some good food and visit a children's choir.
Safety tips for the Fourth of July holiday weekend
Whether you're going away or staying around the Bay Area, it's going to be an eventful Fourth of July holiday weekend. Dr. Shawnda Johnson, who's a pediatrician at Kaiser Permanente in Oakland, joined us on The Nine, for tips on heat and water safety.
Enjoy Chef Hugh Groman’s 4th of July Cocktail
This Saturday, Chef Hugh Groman will be stopping by Mornings On 2 to share some 4th of July recipes with you. Mix up Chef Hugh’s Strawberry Aperol Collins – the perfect way to celebrate and beat the summer heat!
Lavender Seniors of the East Bay
KTVU's Greg Lee spoke with Victor Aguilar, Jr., President of Lavender Seniors of the East Bay, about the different services they provide to LGBTQ seniors in the East Bay.
Great America sold to new ownership for $310M
California's Great America amusement park is closing, after its parent company sold it to new owners. KTVU's James Torrez reports.
Are California's Gun Laws At Risk
Greg Woods, Justice Studies Professor at San Jose State sheds light on what the new New York gun law could mean for California
Contrast IV Dye Shortage
With the onset of an IV dye shortage among nationwide hospitals, what options do patients have? CT Director and Assistant Professor in UCSF's Dept. of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging, Dr. Kimberly Kallianos has some insight.
TEACH Executive Director speaks about Roe v. Wade
Executive Director of Training in Early Abortion for Comprehensive Healthcare otherwise known as TEACH, Flor Hunt, talks about the impact of the Roe v. Wade decision.
Nonprofit provides women with legal assistance for reproductive rights
Abortion is now illegal or severely restricted in several states, and legal experts say this is just the beginning. Rafa Kidvai, who is the director of the legal defense fund at If/When/How, joined us on Mornings on 2 for more insight, and to talk about the legal resources available.
The ramification of overturning Roe v. Wade
KTVU's Frank Mallicoat spoke with David Levine, law professor at UC Hastings, about the legal ramification of overturning Roe v. Wade.
Abortion provider talks of overturned Roe v. Wade ruling
Roe v. Wade historical decision through the lens of !st and 2nd trimester abortion provider, Christine Henneberg
Roe v. Wade Landmark Decision: What does this mean?
Donna Crane, Adjunct Professor at San Jose State University gives insight into this historic decision.
Bay Area Housing Market Trends
Bay Area Realtor, Patty Barry, talks about buyers/sellers market, adjustable rate mortgages and local trends in the hunt for a house.
LGBTQ Youth Space
LGBTQ Youth Space is a San Jose-based program that provides services such as drop-in peer support and activities and counseling services for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-25. KTVU's Heather Holmes spoke with Adrienne Keel, the director of LGBTQ programs about the importance of community outreach and support.