Tuesday February 24, 2026

In this episode, we delve into the significant $10 million penalty imposed on the Martinez Refining Company in the Bay Area, following numerous environmental violations. This settlement, announced by the Contra Costa District Attorney and the Bay Area Air District, underscores the importance of compliance with air quality laws. Meanwhile, sports enthusiasts in San Francisco are gearing up for the Golden State Warriors' clash against the New Orleans Pelicans. With the Warriors holding a record of 30-27, they aim to secure another victory against the Pelicans, who are at the bottom of the Western Conference.

We also provide a detailed surf report for Ocean Beach, highlighting the choppy conditions and medium period swells expected throughout the day. As for the weather, San Francisco will experience mostly cloudy skies with mild temperatures, and a slight chance of rain later in the week.

On the national front, we discuss the ongoing challenges in the software sector, where fears surrounding artificial intelligence have led to a significant drop in market cap. Additionally, we touch on the latest movements in the cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing slight declines. Stay informed with this comprehensive update on local and national developments.

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Monday February 23, 2026

In this exciting episode from San Francisco, we dive into the thrilling Red Bull Formula One Showrun that captivated the city over the weekend. With the iconic Golden Gate Bridge as a backdrop, the event drew around 40,000 attendees who witnessed exhilarating performances from drivers like Yuki Tsunoda. Mayor Daniel Lurie even joined the action, describing his experience as unforgettable. Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors secured a decisive 128-117 victory over the Denver Nuggets, with standout performances from Brandin Podziemski and Al Hoford.

We also provide the latest San Francisco weather update, with mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures expected. Looking ahead, rain is forecasted for Tuesday, bringing cooler conditions to the Bay Area. In national news, significant changes to Social Security are on the horizon for 2026, with a cost-of-living adjustment set to benefit millions of retirees. Financial markets are also in focus, as Nvidia's earnings and a Supreme Court decision on tariffs influence market movements. Lastly, we touch on the recent downturn in cryptocurrency values, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing notable declines. Join us for these stories and more as we explore the dynamic happenings in San Francisco and beyond.

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Friday February 20, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the latest happenings in San Francisco and beyond. Alysa Liu, a Richmond native, has made history by becoming the first American female singles figure skater to win a gold medal in 24 years, joining the ranks of legends like Peggy Fleming and Kristi Yamaguchi. Her triumph brings pride to Oakland and marks a new era in figure skating. Meanwhile, the University of California faces a decline in computer science enrollment, with students shifting interest towards AI-specific majors, reflecting broader trends in tech education.

On the sports front, the Golden State Warriors began their West Coast home stand with a loss to the Boston Celtics, despite notable performances from Jaylen Brown and Payton Pritchard. Additionally, San Diego FC is gearing up for its second MLS season opener against Montreal, following an impressive debut year.

Weather-wise, San Francisco experiences mostly cloudy skies with mild temperatures, while Ocean Beach offers clean surf conditions. Nationally, unsecured loans in the U.S. have surged, and the crypto market sees slight declines with Bitcoin and Ethereum dropping. Tune in for these stories and more insights into the shifting dynamics in education, sports, and finance.

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Thursday February 19, 2026

In this episode, we delve into a tragic avalanche in the Tahoe area, where search-and-rescue teams are working under harsh conditions to recover nine presumed deceased skiers. Placer County Sheriff Wayne Woo has urged the public to avoid the Sierras as efforts continue. Meanwhile, Mark Zuckerberg is under scrutiny in a Los Angeles courtroom, facing tough questions regarding the alleged addictive nature of social media on children. The trial highlights growing concerns about social media's impact on youth and Meta's efforts to reshape its public image.

In sports, the Golden State Warriors prepare to take on the Boston Celtics in a significant non-conference matchup, with both teams looking to improve their standings. Locally, San Francisco experiences mostly cloudy skies with mild temperatures, while the surf at Ocean Beach promises choppy conditions and a steady swell.

On the financial front, California's proposed wealth tax on billionaires faces challenges as wealth concentration continues to rise. Cryptocurrency markets see a slight dip, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing minor declines. Tune in for these stories and more, capturing the pulse of San Francisco and beyond.

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Wednesday February 18, 2026

In this episode, we dive into the intense weather conditions impacting the San Francisco Bay Area, where major storms have led to significant road closures and disrupted ferry services. The National Weather Service warns of up to eight feet of snow in the Sierra Nevada, urging residents to limit travel due to hazardous conditions. We also provide a detailed surf report for Ocean Beach, highlighting choppy waves and fluctuating tides throughout the week.

On the sports front, the San Francisco Giants are eyeing Rafael Devers as a potential game-changer for the 2026 season. With his impressive power and new role at first base, Devers could be the key to revitalizing the team's performance. Meanwhile, Walker Buehler joins the Friars on a minor league deal, aiming to secure a spot in the starting rotation.

Nationally, we explore the legal battle involving prediction market operators Kalshi and Polymarket, as they challenge state bans with support from the Trump administration. Additionally, we touch on the psychological impacts of glucagon-like peptide one medications, which have seen a surge in demand. Finally, we provide updates on the fluctuating cryptocurrency market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum experiencing slight declines.

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Tuesday February 17, 2026

In this episode, we delve into the vibrant happenings in San Francisco, starting with the exciting announcement that local Olympic sensation Eileen Gu will lead the city's Lunar New Year parade as the grand marshal. Fresh off her recent success at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, Gu continues to capture the spotlight with her impressive achievements and substantial endorsement deals.

Meanwhile, Sonoma faces significant challenges as heavy rains and high tides lead to highway closures. Caltrans has shut down several key routes, including Westbound Highway 12 and parts of Highway 121, due to flooding concerns. The situation remains dynamic as weather forecasts suggest continued rain.

For those looking to hit the waves, Ocean Beach offers choppy conditions with waves peaking at six to nine feet. The San Francisco weather forecast predicts mostly cloudy skies with intermittent showers and mild temperatures throughout the week.

On the national front, we touch on Lufthansa's business class updates and the latest movements in the crypto market, where Bitcoin and Ethereum see slight gains. Join us for an engaging discussion on these local and national stories shaping the week in San Francisco.

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Monday February 16, 2026

In this episode, we dive into pressing issues facing the San Francisco Bay Area, starting with Sausalito's battle against rising sea levels. The picturesque town is grappling with the potential impact on its waterfront businesses, highlighted by recent king tides that turned the beloved Spinnaker restaurant into an island. The Sausalito City Council is seeking further input before adopting a new adaptation plan, as residents push for urgent climate change preparations to mitigate escalating flooding risks.

Meanwhile, in sports, the San Francisco 49ers face a significant coaching change with the departure of longtime assistant Brian Fleury to the Seattle Seahawks. Fleury's move leaves a gap in the Niners' coaching staff, as they have yet to announce a replacement. Additionally, we cover the latest San Francisco weather, with rain and thunderstorms expected throughout the week, and surf conditions at Ocean Beach offering a mix of clean and choppy waves.

On the national front, we discuss the challenges facing family farms, with aging farmers struggling to find successors. We also touch on Chipotle's financial performance amid economic uncertainties and the latest movements in the crypto market, with Bitcoin and Ethereum seeing modest gains.

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Friday February 13, 2026

In today's episode, we cover the surf conditions at Ocean Beach, where waves range from eight to eleven feet with clean conditions this morning. Expect the swell to increase to ten to twelve plus feet by noon, with winds picking up to fifteen miles per hour by late afternoon. The best time to ride is at 10 AM with a 4-foot outgoing high tide. In local sports, George Kittle's successful Achilles surgery suggests he might return by Week One of the 2026 NFL season, boosting the 49ers as they prepare for their Rams matchup in Melbourne. Mason Miller is named the closer for the Friars, ending speculation about his role. In tech news, Amazon's Ring ends its partnership with Flock Safety after backlash over a Super Bowl ad, focusing on privacy concerns. Nationally, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft plan to spend $660 billion on AI, despite market jitters. In the crypto world, Bitcoin drops 14 percent, Ethereum 15.5 percent, and XRP 16 percent this week. Weather forecasts predict mostly cloudy skies with highs around sixty and potential rain showers Saturday afternoon.

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Thursday February 12, 2026

In today's episode, we cover Bart's looming financial crisis as a crucial funding measure approaches the November ballot. Without new funding, Bart faces a $376 million deficit by 2027, potentially closing ten stations. In sports, the Warriors suffered a 126-113 defeat to the Spurs, despite Draymond Green's double-double performance. The team enters the All-Star break, hoping for Stephen Curry's return against the Celtics. Surf conditions at Ocean Beach are clean with waves at three to five feet, best ridden at noon. The weekend promises larger swells but deteriorating conditions. Weather forecasts predict mostly cloudy skies with highs around sixty and a chance of rain by Saturday night. In tech news, drug cartels are increasingly using cryptocurrency for money laundering, challenging law enforcement. David Scotese's arrest highlights the digital shift in laundering operations. The Dutch embrace a four-day work week, raising sustainability questions as the workforce ages. In crypto, Bitcoin and Ethereum see slight declines, reflecting market volatility. The Pac-12's 2026 football schedule marks a new era with six full-time members, maintaining bowl eligibility despite the conference's recent upheaval.

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Wednesday February 11, 2026

In today's episode, we cover the Warriors' impressive two comeback wins without Steph Curry, as they prepare to face the Spurs. Draymond Green's benching and Al Horford's standout performances are highlighted. San Francisco's weather sees choppy seas at Ocean Beach, with waves peaking at 12 feet on Friday. Expect mostly cloudy skies today, with highs around 60 degrees. SF supervisors ease alcohol regulations in theaters, benefiting venues like the Clay Theater. In tech news, SafeMoon CEO Braden John Karony is sentenced to over eight years for defrauding investors, while a Bitcoin blunder at Bithumb results in a $40 billion giveaway error. The crypto market sees Bitcoin down to $69,000, Ethereum at $2,000, and XRP at $1.41. The Winter Games in Italy feature Californian athletes, including speedskater Eunice Lee and bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor. Finally, we discuss the impact of the new theater ordinance on local businesses and the potential for enhanced movie-going experiences in San Francisco.

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