Researchers find evidence that mushrooms could help cancer patients
New evidence of the benefits of mushrooms – psilocybin – already widely used to treat depression. Now, researchers are finding they can be a big help for cancer patients.
The latest tourism trend – exploring natural wonders at night. It's called Noc-toursim, and it's becoming a big business.
As …
How will Governor Nesom's relationship to California affect his presidential candidacy
It's no secret that Governor Gavin Newsom is eyeing a presidential run but will his California roots hold him back?
For more on this, KCBS Radio News Anchor Scott Cohn spoke with KCBS Insider Phil Matier.
Autism diagnoses for females are on the rise
On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS' Scott Cohn spoke with Emily Hotez, an assistant professor and autism researcher at UCLA's Fielding School of Public Health, about how more and more women and girls are receiving autism diagnoses.
San Francisco's biggest annual conference, Dreamforce, is back
Dreamforce kicked off its first day today, just as more questions are coming surrounding the safety of AI.
For more KCBS' Scott Cohn spoke with KCBS Insider Phil Matier.
Berkeley clears a homeless encampment amid a legal fight
Berkeley has started clearing a large homeless encampment at the center of a long legal fight. As KCBS' David Welch reports, the last round played out in court while work was getting underway.
Are you registered to vote ahead of the midterm elections? As KCBS' Megan Goldsby reports today, it is th…
Record high diesel prices hit the trucking industry hard
California's diesel prices have never been higher and the trucking industry is being hit especially hard.
Hospital workers are once again pounding the pavement in the East Bay, which could be a precursor to a possible strike.
Big relief for travelers using SFO. A six month long runway improvement…
Becerra is 'playing it safe' in CA gubernatorial race
California’s governor’s race is heating up, and former Attorney General Xavier Becerra is taking a cautious approach to laying out his plans. He’s talking about housing, healthcare, utility costs and A.I., but has been reluctant to make specific promises.
For more KCBS' Scott Cohn spoke with KCBS …
National Alliance on Mental Illness hosts NAMIWalks in San Jose
Hundreds of people are gathering in San Jose this morning to raise awareness for mental health.
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass is filling Golden Gate Park with three days of free music, but pulling it off takes a lot of moving parts.
As Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine nears the five-year mark…
Tennessee execution failure sparks California death row commutation talks
All eyes have been on the death penalty after a botched execution of a woman in Tennessee.
Now, Governor Newsom is debating commuting death penalty cases in California.
Fleet Week's air show is sending jet noise rolling across San Francisco.
The city's animal shelter keeps count of the pets who fl…
Only two seasons in, Golden State Valkyries fight for their first WNBA championship
Today, the Golden State Valkyries are facing off with the Atlanta Dream in a best of seven series for the WNBA championship at the Chase Center.
Rare treasures linked to San Francisco's namesake are here in the Bay Area.
To honor their upcoming 50th anniversary, the Fort Mason Center for Arts and…
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