Santa Rosa: Bay Area's 5th biggest city is gateway to wine country
Santa Rosa is the largest city in the North Bay and the fifth largest in the Bay Area with 170,000 residents. The city has been hit hard twice by earthquakes. But in rebuilding it has become a hub for tourists exploring nearby Wine Country while becoming a destination in its own right for the famous Russian River Brewery's specialty beer.
Zip Trips: Santa Rosa
KTVU's Mornings team visited Santa Rosa, the largest city in the North Bay, for the second Zip Trip this year. As always, we explored the local history and culture, checked out great places to eat, and tested what the locals know about Santa Rosa. Plus, we caught up with a city native who's stepped into the limelight for his shoe designs.
KTVU's Zip Trip takes viewers to Santa Rosa
KTVU Mornings on 2: The Nine went on a special "Zip Trip" to Santa Rosa for a show that highlighted the city's beloved restaurants, bars, and local talent.
Zip Trips: Capitola
Memorial Day weekend kicks off with our first Zip Trip to Capitola.
Zip Trip's Hometown Spotlight: Capitola's unique murals
KTVU's Claudine Wong chats with Capitola artist Maia Negre about the local art scene and what inspires her to paint.
Surf's up in Capitola
Adam Replogle, a local Capitola surfer, chats with KTVU's Frank Mallicoat about his former professional surfing career, local Capitola surf legends and what makes the Capitola surf scene unique.
Taste of the Town: Capitola
KTVU's Sal Castaneda visits a number of Capitola's finest eateries, highlighting the best the seaside town has to offer.
Wharf to Wharf, the Santa Cruz to Capitola race and its history
Scott McConville, the Wharf to Wharf race president, discusses the history of the race and the impact it has on the local Capitola community.
Zip Trips Trivia: Capitola
KTVU's Frank Mallicoat tests the trivia knowledge of Capitola residents on the town's unique history.
Zip Trips: KTVU live from Capitola
Watch as KTVU's Mornings team heads to Capitola for the first Zip Trip of the year.
Best of Zip Trips
Let's look back at highlights from KTVU's Zip Trips. Our mornings team took their show on the road to explore the unique history and culture of eight Bay Area cities and towns last summer. Here is the best of what they discovered.
Restored boat shows Joe DiMaggio's connection to Martinez
Joe DiMaggio, one of the great New York Yankees of all time, was born in Martinez. His connection tohis hometown is on display at the city's marina.
Zip Trip trivia: How well do you know Martinez?
Frank Mallicoat tests out your knowledge of Martinez.
Zip Trips: Martinez
The KTVU morning crew heads to Martinez for the final Zip Trip of the summer. Learn about the city's history, including the birthplace of the martini, as well checking out the sights and best places to eat.
Zip Trips: Dublin
Watch as KTVU turns up in Dublin for a live show focusing on the East Bay city.
Young Dublin student is film maker, environmental activist
Romal Mitr is a young Dublin environmental activist and film maker.
Zip Trip trivia: How well do you know Dublin?
Frank Mallicoat tests people in Dublin about how much they know about their city.
Where to eat in Dublin?
Sal Castaneda visits some of Dublin's best restaurants, from Mexican to Japanese
Meet Pacifica's surfing dog, Skyler
KTVU's Frank Mallicoat chats with Skyler's owner, Homer Henard, who is helping Skyler prepare for their surfing competition coming up on Aug. 6.
Zip Trips: Pacifica's Pedro Point Surf Club organizes beach clean-ups, promotes community love
KTVU's Claudine Wong interviewed members of the Pedro Point Surf Club, a group that organizes local beach clean-ups and surf competitions.