Transgender store owner repeatedly attacked in LA
An investigation is underway after a 61-year-old transgender woman was sexually assaulted and repeatedly targeted in hate crimes by a suspect and accomplices at her store, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.
OUSD teachers avert one-day strike
After days of threatening to possibly stop working, the Oakland Education Association on Wednesday announced the union has reached an agreement with the Oakland Unified School District to avoid a one-day strike previously scheduled for Thursday.
Pleasant Hill launching night market
Belle La, the first Asian American Woman elected to the Pleasant Hill City Council talks Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Month. Sunny Pannu with Curry & Combo also joined to highlight Pleasant Hill's Night Market launching May 2.
Young voices, big impact: Gen Z on Trump's first 100 days
Jack Dozier, Deputy Director of Yale Youth Poll explains voter sentiment of President Trump's policies. The Yale Youth Poll, an undergraduate-led initiative surveyed 4,100 registered voters April 1 and 3, including an oversample of 2,025 voters aged 18 to 29.
Teenagers need up to 10 hours of sleep a night, CDC says
Teenagers are more sleep deprived than ever, and it's doing more harm than just making them groggy in class. According to the CDC, teens need up to 10 hours of sleep a night, but most are getting far less, averaging just 6. Dr. Rafael Pelayo, a sleep medicine specialist at Stanford, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss the findings.
One of the world's biggest fireworks festivals hosts grand finale Wednesday
It's one of the biggest and most jaw-dropping fireworks festivals on Earth, lighting up the island nation of Malta this week. Gabe Saglie, senior editor at Travelzoo, joined us on 'The Nine,' live from the Mediterranean, ahead of the grand finale Wednesday.
Automakers get slight relief from tariffs
President Trump is offering automakers some relief on his 25% tariffs. He signed an executive order that gives carmakers a 3.75% rebate in the first year, and a 2.5% rebate for the second year, based on the vehicle's purchase price. It's meant to help companies that use foreign-made parts to assemble their cars in the U.S. Brian Moody, an editor and analyst at Cox Automotive, joined us on 'The Nine' to discuss what this means for both automakers and consumers.
$800,000 in dimes spills onto North Texas highway
Crews worked all day on Tuesday to clean up a truckload of dimes that spilled onto U.S. Highway 287 in Wise County.
Controversial cardinal won't take part in conclave
Controversial cardinal Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu won't take part in the conclave. He had been convicted by the Vatican in a financial scandal.
Yosemite's new reservation rules: What you need to know
If you're planning to head to Yosemite National Park this summer, you'll probably need a reservation.
California bill would slash solar energy credits
California lawmakers are considering a bill that would cut some of the incentives to add roof top solar panels by slashing the credits homeowners and businesses get for generating their own solar energy.
Trump slams Amazon's tariff transparency plan, speaks to Jeff Bezos
President Donald Trump makes a call to Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos, after a report about the company's tariff transparency plan.
'This does not seem like a last resort:' Parents on possible 1-day OUSD teacher strike
A one-day teachers' strike in Oakland is scheduled for Thursday, and if it occurs, it will be the fourth strike in six years.
Cool coast, warm inland
It's going to be cool at the coast and warm inland with temps reaching the 80s.
3 workers killed at San Leandro company; Cal-OSHA has no power to shut down
Three workers in the last eight years have been killed at a family-owned metal scrap recycling business, and the San Leandro company has been fined for more than 60 safety violations as far back as the 1990s – possibly the worst safety record of any similar company in the last 10 years in California, a review of state records shows.
Parents and students react to possible 1-day teachers strike in Oakland
The Oakland School Board held a special meeting to discuss matters including a possible 1-day teachers strike. Parents, teachers and students react.
San Francisco's Chinatown businesses feel the pinch as 145% tariff hits
In San Francisco’s Chinatown, small merchants say they are struggling with rising costs tied to steep tariffs on Chinese imports. Supervisor Matt Haney joined local business owners in rallying against the tariffs, calling for federal action to protect vulnerable communities.
3 workers killed at San Leandro company; Cal-OSHA has no power to shut down
Three workers in the last eight years have died at a family-owned San Leandro metal recycling business, and the company has been fined for more than 60 safety violations as far back as the 1990s – possibly the worst safety record of any similar company in the last 10 years in California, a review of state records show.
SoCal fire victims victimized again | West Coast Wrap
A Southern California community was devastated by the Eaton Fire and now many neighbors are being victimized again. How authorities are responding to a troubling rise in property crimes, targeting fire survivors.
REAL ID enforcement begins May 7: what you need to know
Enforcement of the REAL ID requirements is set to begin on May 7, when the federal government says it will begin enforcing checks for the REAL ID card that can only be obtained by verifying U.S. citizenship and residency in order to board planes or enter some federal buildings.