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Classic Car Show Celebrates 40 Years of American Graffiti
May 17, 2013
Thousands of spectators are expected to attend a three day classic car show that begins Friday afternoon in Petaluma. The event will honor the 1973 George Lucas cult classic, "American Graffiti," much of which was filmed in the North Bay, at Lucas' request. KCBS' Jeffrey Schaub reports. -
Investigators Consider Possibility that Freeway Shooting is Linked to Warriors' Playoff Loss
May 17, 2013
KCBS' Holly Quan updates the story. -
SF Planning Commission Approves New Bike Parking Plan
May 17, 2013
Bicyclists in San Francisco may soon find it a lot easier to find a parking space for their two-wheelers. KCBS' Barbara Taylor reports. -
Walnut Creek Gas Station Customers Warned to Monitor Credit Card Accounts
May 17, 2013
The Walnut Creek Police Department has recommended drivers who filled up at two gas stations earlier this week keep close tabs on their financial accounts, after skimming devices were found attached to credit card readers at the pumps. KCBS' Anna Duckworth reports. -
California's Biggest Bicycle Race Rolls Through Bay Area
May 17, 2013
Some of the top cyclists in the world planned to go head-to-head in San Jose Friday, as the Amgen Tour of California finally begins its roll through the Bay Area with a 20-mile time trial at 12:30 p.m. KCBS' Matt Bigler reports. -
East Bay Hospital Gets Life Saving Deal
May 17, 2013
The Alameda Health System, formerly known as the Alameda County Medical Center, plans to take over San Leandro Hospital, officials confirmed this week. -
tate Commission Sits on Sidelines as Advocates Press for Support of Warriors Arena Plan
May 17, 2013
The state commission that regulates development along the San Francisco Bay shoreline has declined to take a formal position on state legislation concerning the proposed Warriors arena on the San Francisco Waterfront. -
New Security Measures Rolled out for Bay to Breakers
May 17, 2013
The latest edition of the annual Bay to Breakers race will feature security measures that have never been seen before in the event's more than 100 year history. KCBS' Chris Filippi reports San Francisco Police plan to use video surveillance at key points along the route. -
Oakland Police, CHP Look for Suspect Who Shot at Luxury Sports Car on NB 880
May 17, 2013
As KCBS reporter Holly Quan tells us, two people were killed when a white Porsche was riddled with gunfire. -
San Francisco Police To Beef Up Security At Bay To Breakers
May 17, 2013
Despite an increased focus on security, race organizers think this weekend's Bay to Breakers will still be fun. As KCBS' Chris Filippi reports, the police chief is vowing to put more officers along the race course, in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombings. -
Former San Mateo Psychiatrist Pleads No Contest To Molestation Charges
May 17, 2013
The lengthy legal battle involving a former San Mateo psychiatrist came to an end on Thursday. KCBS' Melissa Culross reports, William Ayres has pleaded no-contest to child molestation charges. -
Plea Deal Reached In Case Involving Suspected Gang Members, CHP Officer In Oakland
May 16, 2013
The Oakland Police Department have announced a plea deal reached with four suspected gang members in a case involving the attempted murder of a CHP officer last summer. KCBS' Anna Duckworth reports, the man who pulled the trigger will be sentenced to 27 years in state prison. -
San Jose Police Called To Four Homicides In 12-Hour Period
May 16, 2013
KCBS' Matt Bigler reports San Jose police have asked for the public's help in solving the city's most recent homicide, a man found dead in a Jack in the Box parking lot. -
Owner Of Party Bus Involved In Los Gatos Fatal Fall Indicted
May 16, 2013
KCBS' Chris Filippi reports party bus owner has been arrested in the death of a Santa Cruz County woman who was run over by the bus after she fell out of it. -
Man In Custody After San Jose Triple Stabbing Kills Woman & Boy, Wounds Girl
May 16, 2013
KCBS' Matt Bigler reports a man possibly linked to the stabbings of a woman and two young children in San Jose Wednesday afternoon was detained in San Francisco several hours later. -
UC Graduation Rates Improved As State Funding Diminished
May 16, 2013
KCBS' Anna Duckworth reports graduation rates throughout the University of California system have have risen significantly over the past 20 years despite cuts in state funding. -
Fungus Killing Embarcadero Palms Could Cost SF Nearly $1 Million
May 16, 2013
KCBS' Holly Quan reports dozens of the palm trees planted after Loma Prieta to evoke feelings of California dreaming along the Embarcadero have been dying a slow death. -
Missing Autistic Girl From San Francisco Found Dead In Lake County Creek
May 15, 2013
KCBS' Jeffrey Schaub reports on the awful ending in the search for the severely autistic 9-year-old girl who went missing in Clearlake on Sunday. -
Killer Frogs Wiping Out Amphibian Species; 1 Found In SF Golden Gate Park
May 15, 2013
KCBS interviews Dr. Sherril Green, a professor and chair of comparitive medicine, conducting a study on the frogs carrying deadly fungus. -
Extra Traffic Enforcement Stationed Near San Jose School Following Fatal Accident
May 15, 2013
Extra traffic enforcement officers were on patrol near a San Jose elementary school on Wednesday after three pedestrians were struck on Tuesday afternoon, including a 5-year-old girl, who was killed in the accident. KCBS’ Matt Bigler reports, the incident remains under investigation. -
San Jose City Council Eases Restrictions On Food Trucks
May 15, 2013
San Jose residents will soon have more options from food trucks and street vendors after passing a new ordinance that allows them to sell fresh fruits and vegetables. KCBS’ Jeffrey Schaub reports on the regulations being eased in the city. -
Two Injured In Fire Near Elementary School In Redwood City
May 15, 2013
Two people suffered minor injuries in a three-alarm apartment fire in Redwood City Wednesday morning. KCBS' Matt Bigler reports from the scene, the fire started in the carport of the building. -
San Francisco Police Clear Building Occupied By Group Of Homeless People
May 15, 2013
San Francisco public works crews are trying to clean out the inside of a vacant building that was raided Wednesday morning. KCBS' Holly Quan reports from the city's Oceanview neighborhood, where she said almost 30 squatters inside that building were told to pack up and leave. -
San Jose Planning Natural Gas Station Partially Granted By Energy Commission
May 15, 2013
KCBS' Matt Bigler reports San Jose is building a new natural gas refueling station with $300,000 in aid from the California Energy Commission. -
6 Accused Of Embezzling Millions From SF Schools
May 14, 2013
KCBS' Barbara Taylor reports six current and former San Francisco school district employees are facing charges they embezzled $15 million in grant money from the district.
Notorious South Bay Highway Set For Facelift
One of the worst roads in the Bay Area is, at long last, about to get some attention. And, it won’t be your “traditional” paving project. A 2-mile stretch of the south San Jose roadway known as the Monterey Highway is about to get some much needed attention.
California Offers Drivers Limited Amnesty For Unpaid Tickets
California drivers are being offered a discount on unpaid traffic tickets in a program designed to help both drivers and the cash-strapped judicial system
PG&E Plans to Replace 1,200 Miles Of Notoriously Leaky Plastic Pipes
There was no early indication regarding cost, but it was expected that the company would seek a rate increase to cover it.
Treacherous Oakland Hills Roads Hinder Firefighters
There have been many firefighting improvements since a deadly firestorm ripped through the hills of Berkeley and Oakland 20 years ago next week. But, firefighters can’t do much about the hills themselves, forcing them to navigate dangerous roads whenever flames break out.
New Bill Would Force CPUC To Follow Pipeline Safety Guidelines
The California Public Utilities Commission could soon be under more pressure to address pipeline safety issues in the wake of a number of natural gas explosions. A new bill introduced by Assemblymen Paul Fong and Jerry Hill would require mandatory implementation of NTSB safety recommendations.
San Jose Hosts Weeklong Online Security Summit
How cyber-safe is your family or small business? That’s one of the questions that Internet security experts addressed at a Cyber Security Summit at San Jose City Hall.
Tech Report: Kickstarter Marks Millionth Backer
Only a year after it was created, the online crowd funding source Kickstarter has signed up its millionth member. This is astronomical growth for a new company.
Californias’ Support Of Initiative Process Slips
A new California Field Poll shows that while ballot propositions are declining in popularity, most voters still don’t want to turn their initiative power over to politicians.
Tech Report: Bugs Haunt Apple New iOS 5 Users
Users of Apple Inc.’s new iOS5 operating system are reporting a number of problems with the new system, which became available Wednesday as a free update for the iPhone 4 and 3GS, both iPad models and later versions of the iPod Touch.
Power Plant Construction Brings Jobs To Hayward
Construction on the Bay Area’s newest natural gas power plant is underway in Hayward, and a celebration was held on Wednesday to honor those who have been working on the project.
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