Bay Area All Local

Mar 09 2025 100 ep. 13 mins 29

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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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Former San Jose lawyer extradited from Kyrgyz Republic over visa fraud

Mar 09 2025 10 mins

A UCSF study found that far fewer homeless people are regular drug users than previously thought. A Richmond-based animal shelter is looking for people want to foster rabbits. The owner of a San Jose law practice is being extradited from central Asia to face charges in connection with a controversial visa program. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local, ho

San Francisco celebrates International Women’s Day with ‘Unite and Resist’

Mar 08 2025 13 mins

Droves of women made their way down to San Francisco's Union Square this morning to celebrate International Women's Day. Healdsburg’s City Council this week banned chain stores on it’s plaza. The concern over microplastics in the home has given a pair of moms a new idea. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio News anchors Alisa Clancy and

Hundreds gather at UC Berkeley to "Stand Up for Science"

Mar 07 2025 11 mins

Hundreds gathered and marched, armed with signs in Berkeley — but that wasn't the only rally organized by "Stand up for Science." A coalition of organizations, lead by the Chinese Historical Society of America, is working to bring a statue of Bruce Lee to Chinatown. Brentwood’s highly anticipated Costco opened its doors today. All this and more, on this edition of Bay Area Al

A psychiatry professor explains orthorexia

Mar 07 2025 16 mins

Confusion is mounting for both producers and consumers here and abroad, as President Trump's imposed tariffs continue changing or delaying. News got you down lately? You're not alone. With so many ways to get your information, it's getting harder and harder to know where to look. A lesser-known eating disorder "orthorexia" refers to an obsessive compulsive preoccupation with so-c

SFSU to eliminate 3 sports teams in hopes of closing budget gap

Mar 07 2025 11 mins

Facing a drop in enrollment, San Francisco State says it plans to cut a trio of sports programs to help solve its dire budget outlook. Twice a year, we wrestle with the time change, but for clock repair specialists, it's one of their busiest seasons. Its the 54th anniversary of the nation's first domestic violence shelter. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, ho

Race Against the Flames

Mar 07 2025 18 mins

Listen to our 5-part series, "Race Against the Flames," all in once place. Hosted by KCBS' Holly Quan, Matt Bigler, and Eric Thomas.place.

SJ mayor to homeless population: accept shelter or face arrest

Mar 06 2025 12 mins

San Jose's Mayor has unveiled a controversial new plan aimed at addressing the city's homelessness crisis. The stock market today closed at its lowest level since November. Thousands of California campsites and trails run by the US Forest Service may be forced to close due to federal budget cuts. All this and more, on this edition of Bay Area All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news a

How Time Works

Mar 06 2025 47 mins

Ever wondered why the time is "the time"? In this Audacy Conversation, we explore the history of timekeeping, learning how railroads played a role in the system we have today, and the source of Daylight Saving Time. This is "How Time Works", an Audacy Conversation.

Wooly mammoths making a small comeback in the form of mice

Mar 06 2025 15 mins

Wooly Mammoths have been gone for a long time but a little bit of them are having a comeback - in the form of wooly mice. Health officials are sounding the alarm that tuberculosis cases are on the rise here in the US, as well as worldwide. KCBS Radio news anchor Holly Quan spoke with Karen Dobos, microbiology professor at Colorado State University and director for the CSU Regiona

DMV making millions auctioning off towed cars across the state

Mar 06 2025 17 mins

If your car sits in a tow yard long enough, the towing company has a right to sell it to recoup costs. South Bay baseball fans can breathe a sigh of relief: the San Jose Giants, a beloved staple of the city's sports scene, have secured a new 25-year lease at Excite Ballpark. All across the state, shoppers are gearing up for the impacts of tariffs. All this and more in this edit