Pete Shaw to run in 50th race of Bay to Breakers event
The San Francisco's iconic Bay to Breakers race is tomorrow. This year marks the 50th race for one man who has been running this event since 1975. Pete Shaw has participated in Bay to Breakers despite having knee surgery one year a strained a hamstring another and even during the pandemic. For mor…
PG&E workers have fun competition at their Livermore training facility
It’s not your typical rodeo KCBS’ Jennifer Hodges has more on the “lineman’s” rodeo with PG&E workers scrambling up utility polls.
Merchants in the Michigan District shows frustration over Valencia street bike lane and wants SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin to resign
A handful of merchants in San Francisco’s Mission District said the are unhappy with their current Business Association. As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, they're forming their own group the first order of business calling for SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin’s resignation.
Study from UC Irine shows dreaming can help deal with bad experiences
Dreaming when we sleep actually serves a good purpose. KCBS's Cathy Whitman reports on a study that helps us process bad experiences.
The Project roomkey program helped the unhoused but no data turns up to become an issue
During the Covid pandemic, project roomkey was California’s answer for emergency sheltering of the unhoused. KCBS’s Mary Hughes Finds out in this in-depth preview.
Teachers not pleased with Gavin Newsoms budget plan
In 1988 California voters adopted Prop 98 which established an annual minimum funding guarantee for public K-12 schools and community colleges. KCBS’ Shannon Golden tells us teachers are criticizing governor Gavin Newsom's latest budget plan for lowering this requirement a move they're calling u…
Applications for CHP is going up
CHP said their latest recruitment efforts are successful, with applications way up over the past couple years. KCBS's Raquel Maria Dillon has details.
Rorry Little breaks down Donald Trump trial and Michael Cohen's statements in the hush money trial
Donald Trump's former lawyer faced a tough cross-examination in New York this week. Michael Cohen credibility was put into question, after he was accused of lying in numerous occasions during the hush money trial. For a closer look, KCBS Radio's news anchor spoke with Rorry Little, professor at U…
The annual 12-k Bay to Breakers race kicks off on Sunday morning
The historic Bay to Breakers race is tomorrow morning. The annual 12-K is over 100 years old and if you are heading into the city tomorrow morning, you can expect to see runners dressed in all sorts of fun wacky costumes. For more about the history and details of this race, KCBS Radio's news ancho…
Severin Borenstein says California has better Climate for solar compared to other places
A new study finds that rising global temperatures is making rooftop solar more valuable as the need to keep people cool grows. For more, KCBS Radio's news anchor Jennifer Hodes spoke with Severin Borenstein, Faculty Director, Energy Institute at Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley.