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Bay Area All Local
Audacy
100 episodes
1 day ago
Now that this year's election is over, with the focus on Proposition 50, all eyes in California are turning to the 2026 Governor's Race. San Francisco Chinatown has long been considered an Internet desert. Old buildings and poor infrastructure means it’s hard to connect. But now, city leaders say they’re rolling out a plan that blankets most of the neighborhood with free WiFi. With SNAP benefits still on hold for many families, some Bay Area cities are asking residents to help by donating essential items. The start of November typically offers a bit of reprieve for drivers and their wallets, but that's not be the case this year... Today, project managers from BART and the VTA updated the progress of the BART to Silicon Valley Project. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news anchor Margie Shafer.
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Now that this year's election is over, with the focus on Proposition 50, all eyes in California are turning to the 2026 Governor's Race. San Francisco Chinatown has long been considered an Internet desert. Old buildings and poor infrastructure means it’s hard to connect. But now, city leaders say they’re rolling out a plan that blankets most of the neighborhood with free WiFi. With SNAP benefits still on hold for many families, some Bay Area cities are asking residents to help by donating essential items. The start of November typically offers a bit of reprieve for drivers and their wallets, but that's not be the case this year... Today, project managers from BART and the VTA updated the progress of the BART to Silicon Valley Project. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news anchor Margie Shafer.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announces she will not be running for reelection
Bay Area All Local
14 minutes
6 days ago
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announces she will not be running for reelection
Following months of speculation, Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi is making it official saying she plans to retire from Congress at the end of her current term. Right now there are two main candidates already declared for retiring Nancy Pelosi's Congressional Seat. Air travelers are bracing for chaos as the FAA proposes massive flight reductions across the U.S. San Francisco's newest supervisor is totally green when it comes to politics. SF physician, Dr. Nasser Mohamed, is suing Waymo. Thousands of dollars worth of ROSES are gone from Oakland's 8 acre Rose Garden. For the past decade, Dr. Priscilla Chan, along with her husband Mark Zuckerberg, have focused part of their philanthropy on a lofty goal. A retired Fairfield firefighter has died of cancer related to his job. 7 years ago, the 150 thousand acre Camp Fire incinerated the town of Paradise in Butte County. The FAA is preparing to slash air traffic at forty of the nation's busiest airports due to the ongoing government shutdown. San Francisco's adopt-a-drain program is going strong almost a decade after it began. Data centers some say we need them now more than ever to power this AI boom. The San Francisco Public Defender's Office says it doesn’t have enough staff to deal with its increasing caseload. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news anchor Holly Quan.
Bay Area All Local
Now that this year's election is over, with the focus on Proposition 50, all eyes in California are turning to the 2026 Governor's Race. San Francisco Chinatown has long been considered an Internet desert. Old buildings and poor infrastructure means it’s hard to connect. But now, city leaders say they’re rolling out a plan that blankets most of the neighborhood with free WiFi. With SNAP benefits still on hold for many families, some Bay Area cities are asking residents to help by donating essential items. The start of November typically offers a bit of reprieve for drivers and their wallets, but that's not be the case this year... Today, project managers from BART and the VTA updated the progress of the BART to Silicon Valley Project. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news anchor Margie Shafer.