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Thursday’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning New York's concealed weapon law will likely change things in Hawaii, too, where it's now highly unusual to see people carrying loaded weapons in public.
Blount Fine Foods Friday announced a recall of 2,569 cases of 16 oz. Panera at Home Southwest Corn Chowder due to an undeclared wheat allergen.
Two Bay Area cities are among 10 regions throughout California to receive $17 million in Family Homelessness Challenge Grant funds with the goal of reducing family homelessness in the state.
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Steve Kerr has done this nine times. Doesn’t look like it’s gotten old. #WarriorsParade coverage continues on KCBS Radio:
BREAKING: The #Martinez couple caught on video painting over the approved #BlackLivesMatter mural on #FourthofJuly are being charged with a hate crime, according to a release from the #ContraCostaCounty District Attorney's office.
@oaklandpoliceca UPDATE: The FBI says that a car approached the Oakland Federal Building around 9:45 pm, firing at contract security officers. Two Federal Protective Service were hit, and one of them was killed.
Update: Authorities have raised the count of critically injured from four to five people in Southern California church shooting.
#BREAKING #OrovilleDam Office of Emergency Services has activated all Swift Water Rescue Teams.
#BREAKING : Standoff shuts down Westbound I-80 near Bay Bridge approach i #Emeryville . The latest:
It’s a Poole party and everyone’s invited. KCBS Radio’s #WarriorsParade coverage keeps swimming along:
EXCLUSIVE: San Francisco billionaire Marc Benioff and his wife Lynne are giving UC San Francisco $30 million to create a first-of-its-kind program to study the most effective ways to end homelessness.
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