KTVUflipped into KTVU2:39NowSan Francisco police officers, firefighters refuse to march in Pride parade over uniform battleKTVUSan Francisco police officers said Monday they won't participate in the Pride parade unless they are allowed to wear their uniforms. Officers from the police department and city's sheriff's office said they want SF Pride to reverse their 2020 decision that requires them to wear civilian clothes instead. They added that "radical inclusivity" is a core city value, and they shouldn't be banned from dressing in uniform.
KTVUflipped into KTVU4:541 hour agoTransgender SFPD officer stands with police against SF Pride's ban on uniformed officers in paradeKTVUSF Pride's ban on uniformed officers marching in the parade has been a divisive issue. On Monday, officers with the San Francisco Police Officers' Pride Alliance issued an ultimatum that they would not participate in Pride unless they are allowed to wear their uniforms. We spoke with Kathryn Winters, a transgender SFPD officer who feels like the ban means SFPD officers can't bring their full authentic selves to Pride if they can't wear their uniforms. Critics argue the ban exists because of the pain and marginalization the police have historically brought upon the LGBTQ+ community.
KTVUflipped into KTVU4:184 hours agoAddressing baby formula shortageKTVUA Kaiser Permanente pediatrician joined us live on Mornings on 2 The Nine to discuss the baby formula shortage, how it's impacting hospitals. And, she gives our viewers advice to parents searching for formula for their babies.
KTVUflipped into KTVU5:545 hours agoBreaking mental health stigmas in the AAPI communityKTVUThe month of May is a time to shine a light on Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage. It's also Mental Health Awareness Month. Experts say the AAPI community has been disproportionately affected by the mental health stigma. Data from the United States Department of Health and Human Services show that the AAPI community has the lowest rate of people seeking help than any other. In fact, the report finds that just 23% of adults in the AAPI community sought out treatment for a mental health illness in 2019. Dr. Rita Ng, who is the physician-in-chief at Kaiser Permanente's Oakland Medical Center, joins The Nine to give more insight, as well as resources, to the community.
KTVUflipped into KTVU4:335 hours agoMuni not raising fares for the next two yearsKTVUMuni says it doesn't plan to raise fairs for at least the next two years, despite rising fuel prices and inflation. Jeff Tumlin, who is the director of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, joined The Nine about the reason behind the latest decision. He credits federal relief funding, which will also allow Muni to hire more employees.
KTVUflipped into KTVU5:035 hours agoRelief is on the way for the baby formula shortageKTVUAnna Gruver from the Alameda County Health Department talks about the WIC program, and how local families can get the help they need. If you're in need of finding resources, you can contact Alameda County's family health line at 888-604-INFO(4636).
KTVUflipped into KTVU2:39NowSan Francisco police officers, firefighters refuse to march in Pride parade over uniform battleKTVUSan Francisco police officers said Monday they won't participate in the Pride parade unless they are allowed to wear their uniforms. Officers from the police department and city's sheriff's office said they want SF Pride to reverse their 2020 decision that requires them to wear civilian clothes instead. They added that "radical inclusivity" is a core city value, and they shouldn't be banned from dressing in uniform.
KTVUflipped into KTVU4:541 hour agoTransgender SFPD officer stands with police against SF Pride's ban on uniformed officers in paradeKTVUSF Pride's ban on uniformed officers marching in the parade has been a divisive issue. On Monday, officers with the San Francisco Police Officers' Pride Alliance issued an ultimatum that they would not participate in Pride unless they are allowed to wear their uniforms. We spoke with Kathryn Winters, a transgender SFPD officer who feels like the ban means SFPD officers can't bring their full authentic selves to Pride if they can't wear their uniforms. Critics argue the ban exists because of the pain and marginalization the police have historically brought upon the LGBTQ+ community.
KTVUflipped into KTVU4:184 hours agoAddressing baby formula shortageKTVUA Kaiser Permanente pediatrician joined us live on Mornings on 2 The Nine to discuss the baby formula shortage, how it's impacting hospitals. And, she gives our viewers advice to parents searching for formula for their babies.
KTVUflipped into KTVU5:545 hours agoBreaking mental health stigmas in the AAPI communityKTVUThe month of May is a time to shine a light on Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage. It's also Mental Health Awareness Month. Experts say the AAPI community has been disproportionately affected by the mental health stigma. Data from the United States Department of Health and Human Services show that the AAPI community has the lowest rate of people seeking help than any other. In fact, the report finds that just 23% of adults in the AAPI community sought out treatment for a mental health illness in 2019. Dr. Rita Ng, who is the physician-in-chief at Kaiser Permanente's Oakland Medical Center, joins The Nine to give more insight, as well as resources, to the community.
KTVUflipped into KTVU4:335 hours agoMuni not raising fares for the next two yearsKTVUMuni says it doesn't plan to raise fairs for at least the next two years, despite rising fuel prices and inflation. Jeff Tumlin, who is the director of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, joined The Nine about the reason behind the latest decision. He credits federal relief funding, which will also allow Muni to hire more employees.
KTVUflipped into KTVU5:035 hours agoRelief is on the way for the baby formula shortageKTVUAnna Gruver from the Alameda County Health Department talks about the WIC program, and how local families can get the help they need. If you're in need of finding resources, you can contact Alameda County's family health line at 888-604-INFO(4636).
