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KCBS In Depth

Roy Cano (left) of Sausalito and Erika Redding of San Francisco take pictures of the new Oracle Team USA AC72 as it leaves the dock for the first time on April 23, 2013 in San Francisco. (Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

KCBS In Depth: Oracle Team USA Oozing Confidence Ahead Of America’s Cup

The skipper of Oracle Team USA said his sailing team is brimming with confidence as it looks forward to sailing on home waters before an enthusiastic home crowd at the 34th America’s Cup match, beginning Sept. 7 on San Francisco Bay.

2013/04/29

A homeless man sleeps in San Francisco Civic Center. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

KCBS In Depth: SFPD Chief Suhr On Chronic Drunks, Tasers For Officers

Police Department Chief Greg Suhr told KCBS the idea is to get chronic drunks and drug abusers off the streets and into treatment programs using a carrot-stick approach.

2013/04/15

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KCBS In Depth: The Science Of Sleep

Adequate sleep does help both brain and body recover from a stretch of deprivation, but that recovery only goes so far.

2013/04/01

A doctor wears a stethoscope during an examination (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

KCBS In Depth: California’s Health Benefit Exchange

California implements its Health Benefit Exchange next year. Some say ‘Covered California’ will be a game changer for both consumers and providers.

2013/03/14

Formor San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown (Trisha Leeper/Getty Images)

KCBS In Depth: Willie Brown – Politician, Film Buff

Does graphic violence in movies contribute to violence in society? It’s a question that comes up from time to time, and is again being asked in light of action-packed blockbusters like Argo and Zero Dark Thirty topping the list of notable films during the 2013 awards season.

2013/02/25

homeless panhandle

KCBS In Depth: SF Homeless Program Fields Inquiries From Anxious Loved Ones

An agency created to bring necessary services to the homeless is increasingly the starting point for those searching for loved ones believed to be living on the streets of San Francisco.

2013/02/11

Ed Lee and David Chiu are among the San Francisco mayoral candidates participating in the CBS San Francisco debate. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

KCBS In Depth: SF Mayor Ed Lee Pledges To Keep Focus On Job Creation

He could perhaps best be described as a career public servant who has held many jobs within the City of San Francisco, as far back as 1989. Now Mayor Ed Lee, he is committing to job creation in the City.

2013/02/04

Former San Francisco 49ers president and CEO Carmen Policy. (CBS)

KCBS In Depth: Carmen Policy Predicts 49ers 6th Super Bowl Win

The man who helped guide the San Francisco 49ers to four Super Bowl victories thinks the team is primed to bring home yet another Lombardi trophy.

2013/01/28

Newtown Shrine

KCBS In Depth: Coming To Terms With The Tragedy In Connecticut

As the investigation into the mass killing of nearly two dozen children in their Connecticut elementary school progresses, all kinds of information will be uncovered. But, American will likely always be left to grapple with the “why” and “how” of it all: why did it happen and how can we prevent it from happening again?

2012/12/17

San Francisco Giants outfielder Hunter Pence and his teammates demonstrate their pre-game rally routine on the steps of City Hall during the World Series victory celebration. (Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)

KCBS In Depth: Giants CEO On Keeping World Series Champs Together

The off-season goal of the World Series champion San Francisco Giants is simple. “We’re going to try to keep the team together as much as possible,” Giants CEO and President Larry Baer said.

2012/12/04

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