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Bay Area All Local
A daily dive into the top headlines in the Bay Area, delivering the news you need in 10 minutes or less from KCBS Radio.
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San Francisco Juneteenth event celebrates Black electronic music
The local music scene is not overlooking Juneteenth.
A former pro-football player is among over 40 new San Francisco firefighters celebra...
Celebrating the newest federal holiday: Juneteenth
On June 19, 1865 news of the end of the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation reached slaves in Texas. Juneteenth became a federal holiday in 20...
A mother and daughter on life support after being washed out to sea by a sneaker wave
A mother and daughter are in critical condition after being washed out to sea at Baker Beach.
One of the most expensive fights at the ballot box...
More than two thousand wildfires across the state mark a 'fire year' for California
More than two thousand wildfires have already burned across California so far this year.
Waymo is issuing a voluntary recall for its fle...
Basketball fans celebrating after the Knicks NBA Championship win
New York is celebrating the Knicks first NBA Championship in more than 50 years.
The U.S. and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding aim...
Another Bay Area city is navigating a data breach tied to traffic cameras
An internal audit has revealed improper use of San Francisco's license plate reading cameras.
It looks like California voters will like...
Project Homeless Connect transforms concert venue into social services hub
San Francisco's Bill Graham Civic Auditorium is packed today, but not for a show.
Muni's future is officially on the November ballot.
Super commuters power the Bay Area's economy
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio Anchor Steve Scott spoke with Thomas Pogue, director of the Center for Business and Policy Resea...
Officials warn of unusually high tides after local college students were swept out to sea
Two young women from Fremont have been identified as the victims who died after being pulled into the ocean near Santa Cruz.
The fallout...
San Francisco health officials warn of emerging drug threat
A new type of drug is alarming San Francisco health officials.
Now available for public rides, Waymo says it’s new next generation Ojai...
Federal cuts could greatly impact research efforts at American universities
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS News Radio Anchor Steve Scott spoke with MIT President Sally Kornbluth about how federal cuts are thre...
High housing costs are pushing older Californians toward homelessness
Homelessness is on the rise among California's older adults.
Governor Gavin Newsom believes a Justice Department investigation into him...
Mountain lion wanders into Bay Area neighborhood
A mountain lion spotted in a Redwood City neighborhood.
The Oakland Police Department is trying to cut on hold times for 9-1-1 calls.
Though artificial intelligence may eliminate jobs, it could also create new ones
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott spoke with Michael Bernick, employment and labor law attorney at Duane M...
Congressman Sam Liccardo pursues federal funding to help save crumbling Pacifica Pier
Emergency stabilization work is underway at the Pacifica Pier after cracks appeared in the concrete, and Rep. Sam Liccardo is asking for immediate fed...
Tensions continue to rise as British forces seize a Russian shadow fleet in the English Channel
Stanford students graduating Sunday heard words of advice from the CEO of Google and Alphabet, the keynote speaker at their commencement.
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Oakland Unified breaks ground on biggest construction project in years
Oakland Unified is breaking ground on its biggest school construction project in years.
New details continue to emerge on just how hard t...
Future of Social Security program is shaky, but it's not too late for changes
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott spoke with Jay Olshansky, aging researcher and professor of public healt...
El Niño has arrived, meteorologists say it could become one of the strongest ever recorded
El Niño is upon us, and forecasters say it could set records.
Gas prices are down in California, even without an actual peace deal with I...
The first game in the World Cup brings many celebrations to the Bay
Watch parties all across the Bay as the World Cup kicked off today, one in Oakland's uptown neighborhood was extra special.
Fans of Team...
Security measures for FIFA World Cup in the Bay Area have been years in the making
The Santa Clara Police Department is the lead law enforcement agency for Levi's Stadium, coordinating safety, crowd control and emergency responses al...
In conversation with documentarian Ken Burns; "The American Revolution" film
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott spoke with Ken Burns, Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker and histo...
Female detainees are suing the city, citing poor conditions in county jail
The city of San Francisco is facing a class action lawsuit this week over conditions in jail.
The Bay Area is bracing for an unprecedente...
The US and Iran ceasefire deal appears to be wearing thin
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott talks to multiple experts in their field to discuss various topics.
Wildfire researchers recommend having a designated area to shelter in place
Strong winds, dropping humidity and high heat are creating critical fire weather conditions prompting the National Weather Service to issue a Red Flag...
Outdoor live music proves to be a pathway to post pandemic economic recovery
Remember that really busy August in Golden Gate Park last year? Turns out three weekends of outdoor concerts generated nearly $250 million dollars in...
We take a deeper look into the upcoming UFC fight at the White House
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott spoke with various experts.
The first-ever UFC fig...
7.8 magnitude earthquake in the Philippines leave 37 dead and hundreds injured
At least 37 people are dead and hundreds are injured after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the Philippines Monday morning.
San Francisc...
One dead and another injured after sudden shooting at San Jose Kaiser
Shots were fired at a Kaiser medical complex in South San Jose.
After a months-long closure and decades of accidents in the area, Caltran...
President Trump blames mail-in ballots for what he calls 'fraud' in California's election
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott discusses how President Trump is questioning the integrity of California...
License plate readers help recover five cars stolen from Oakland garage
Five cars were stolen out of a downtown Oakland parking garage sometime before yesterday morning.
Things are going be cool to start the w...
A tragic week of graduations has the Bay Area reconsidering campus safety
What should have been a week of celebration has some Bay Area superintendents taking a hard look at campus safety.
Proton therapy is an i...
How one San Francisco artist put the City by the Bay on a tiny canvas
A San Francisco nail artist is going viral for her tiny tribute to the City by the Bay.
The mother/daughter owners of a San Jose daycare...
Santa Clara prepares transit for World Cup attendees
Six World Cup matches will soon take place here in the Bay Area. That means over 300,000 spectators will travel to and from the stadium in Santa Clara...
Why are people moving out of California suburbs so quickly?
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott spoke with Hans Johnson, Demographer with the Public Policy Institute of...
Future of popular Oakland festival up in the air due to instances of violence
Hundreds are expected to gather in Oakland later tonight for First Fridays, but the future of the popular food and music festival remains uncertain am...
Stronger police presence at First Fridays in Oakland following recent violent events
Tomorrow is First Friday in Oakland a free street festival that draws thousands. But violent incidents have followed the event in recent months. This...
Your prescriptions and doctor visits could one day be ran by AI bots
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS' Holly Quan spoke with Dr. Robert Wachter, Professor and Chair of the Department of Medicine at UCSF a...
Police investigate a mass shooting that killed 1 and injured 3 in Fairfield
A massive investigation is underway this morning in Fairfield, where police are trying to determine who opened fire after a high school graduation cer...
Adam Sandler is in the Bay Area, stopping at this historic restaurant several times
Do you have your go bag packed and your evacuation plan shored up as we head into fire season?
The game of Mahjong may look complicated t...