Janice Wright
Janice Wright has been in Bay Area Broadcasting for over 30 years. Yikes! She must be old. She loves the people and places her reporting at KCBS has taken her to, but has the most fun on the week-ends, anchoring the morning news with her pal Dave Padilla. Her other news pal is at home, CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Mike Sugerman. The Sugerman-Wrights have been married for 28 years . Yikes again! They raised two sons in San Francisco. Neither one seems even slightly interested in following in their parents’ professional footsteps.
New Operator To Take Control Of Struggling San Leandro Hospital
The Alameda Health System, formerly known as the Alameda County Medical Center, plans to take over San Leandro Hospital, officials confirmed this week.
Bay Area Firms Pledge Millions For San Francisco Super Bowl Bid
The Bay Area Super Bowl Committee will travel to Boston next week to personally present their bid for the 50th installment of the big game and they’re getting pledges from Google, Apple, Gap, Intel and Yahoo in order to seal the deal.
SF Symphony Contract Negotiations Continue In Hopes Of Avoiding Strike
The San Francisco Symphony resume contract negotiations with a federal mediator on Tuesday. While musicians have authorized a strike, they hope to avoid one.
‘Bay Lights’ LED Sculpture Set To Illuminate Bay Bridge
Art and technology come together starting Tuesday night on the Bay Bridge as “The Bay Lights” will be officially unveiled. The highly-anticipated display will light up the suspension span for a two-year-run.
Bay Area Lawmakers To Host Guests At Obama State Of The Union Address
KCBS Radio will carry the State of the Union, as well as the Republican response, live on 740AM & 106.9FM and streaming online.
California Cardinal Tainted In Abuse Scandal To Vote On Pope Benedict Successor
Leaders of SNAP, Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, question why Cardinal Roger Mahoney is still being allowed to select a new pope.
Fresh Round Of Storms Spark Landslide Fears For Bay Area Residents
This year’s drenching rains have many concerned about the possibility of landslides, but one expert from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said they don’t necessarily happen during the rain.
Union City Sting Operation Snares Illegal Contractors
Nearly 100 unlicensed contractors were arrested in Union City and other parts of California this week by undercover investigators posing as homeowners shopping around for home improvements.
Bike Riders Get A Break On BART in August
Starting on Friday, August 3, bike riders can take their wheels on Bay Area Rapid Transit trains during commute hours, normally a no-no for cyclists throughout the year.
San Francisco Program To Keep More Cops, Firefighters On The Street
The City of San Francisco is launching a long-term program aimed at putting more firefighters and police officers on the streets, with the ultimate goals of making the city safer, replacing retirees and cutting down on overtime.
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