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San Jose residents could soon see disruption to key city services after thousands of municipal workers voted to approve a potential three-day strike. Tech giant Meta is back in court as the company fends off claims its platforms, like Facebook and Instagram, are harmful to young people. An East Bay State Senator from Hayward is declaring victory in a tight race to replace former congressional…
Golden Sate Valkyries fans have more than just a second straight trip to the playoffs to cheer about. One of the longest-running hiking groups in the Bay Area is also one of the oldest. Starting tomorrow through Friday, fliers out of San Jose Mineta International Airport will have an opportunity to try out a unique form of air transportation. All of these stories and more on this edition of the…
Opening statements begin Tuesday in the high profile trial involving Meta and the mental health of young users. AAA says a new survey finds a third of Californians are speeding because they think no one else is following the law. Students are returning to class at an East Bay high school, just days after it was declared to be safe and mostly free from a toxic, airborne chemical. All of these…
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott spoke with Chris Thornberg, real-estate industry analyst and Founding Partner of Beacon Economics, about what is factoring into the shrinking California household size.
When it comes to setting a budget for the upcoming holiday season, a large number of Americans say they will be spending more this year than they did last. Today is National Thrift Shop Day! Thrifting has become a massive industry here in the US, generating more than 60 million dollars annually. It can be a tough environment for some Bay Area museums in battling for donations and visitors, but one…
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott spoke with Bryant Walker Smith, a law professor studying AI and transportation at the University of South Carolina, about Waymo and its plans to bring robotaxi services to more communities.
OpenAI is reportedly shuttering its team tasked with assessing potential bio and cybersecurity risks with its AI models. The return of a Bay Area asylum-seeker from ICE detention is sparking fresh warnings for immigrants traveling domestically. A child-free lifestyle is becoming increasingly common, and according to a new study, adults in California are the most likely to be in that category. All…
A proposed constitutional amendment has passed in the California Senate. This is legislation that would close the budget gaps between school districts. No city in California is moving faster than San Francisco to slow the traffic outside its schools. Baseball's All-Star Game returns to Oracle Park in 2028. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio News…
A multimillion dollar lawsuit against the city of Oakland, filed by the family of a man killed four years ago by a speeding car fleeing police, has been settled. A two-day show in honor of San Francisco's official flower, the dahlia, is happening this weekend at Golden Gate Park. Most people have never built a piece of electronics. A museum in Alameda is fixing that, one grade schooler at a time.…
If you're a sports memorabilia collector, you might want to head to Palo Alto tomorrow for the grand opening of the newest Tom Brady-owned sports card and collectibles shop. Flying to Hawaii this weekend? Double-check your flight status. Tropical Storm Lala is bearing down on the islands and could soon become a Hurricane. In San Jose, an event aimed at bringing gamers from all over the world…
