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  • Trump appoints San Francisco archbishop to Religious Liberty Commission

    Trump appoints San Francisco archbishop to Religious Liberty Commission
    May 18 2025
    President Trump has appointed San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone as an advisory board member to a newly created Religious Liberty Commission. Paul Murphy, Director of the Institute of Catholic Studies and Professor of History at John Carroll University in Cleveland, spoke with KCBS.
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  • How to protect yourself during outdoor excursions this summer

    How to protect yourself during outdoor excursions this summer
    May 18 2025
    A Georgia woman was found alive after spending nearly three weeks in the snowy Sierra wilderness. The solo camper had fallen off a cliff, injured her legs, and then endured attacks from animals and several heavy snowstorms before being rescued 20 days later. For more on what you can do to stay safe in the great outdoors, KCBS Radio news anchor Bryan Goebel spoke to Miranda Fry, a senior instructor at Bay Area Wilderness Training.
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  • The iconic Bay to Breakers race gets a redesign

    The iconic Bay to Breakers race gets a redesign
    May 18 2025
    San Francisco's iconic Bay to Breakers race kicks off tomorrow morning. With a history that spans more than a century, the event has long-promised onlookers an eye-catching procession of costumed runners. And now, the visuals associated with promoting the race have just gotten a makeover. For more on this, KCBS Radio news anchor Alisa Clancy spoke to Zach Litoff, the graphic artist who redesigned the Bay to Breakers aesthetic.
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  • Destructive tornado storm leaves Kentucky community devastated

    Destructive tornado storm leaves Kentucky community devastated
    May 17 2025
    A destructive string of tornados tore through the Central U.S. yesterday, leaving over 400,000 homes and businesses without power today. At least 27 people are dead following the massive storms, with one of the hardest hit towns being London, Kentucky where 18 people have died. For more, KCBS Radio news anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with CBS Reporter Nicole Valdez, who is in London, Kentucky.
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  • Lake Tahoe prepares for a boom in summer tourism

    Lake Tahoe prepares for a boom in summer tourism
    May 17 2025
    Are you heading to Tahoe this Summer? Well you're not the only one, which might be a problem when it comes to parking. Emerald Bay, the hit tourist attraction, is also being hit with a lot of traffic, forcing Tahoe to take action. For more on this, KCBS Radio news anchor Matt Bigler spoke with Kevin "Coop" Cooper, Director of Communications and Public Relations for California Mountain Resort Company. julof90/ Getty Images
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  • Bay Area cheers on the Valkyries for the first game of their inaugural season

    Bay Area cheers on the Valkyries for the first game of their inaugural season
    May 17 2025
    Bay Area sports fans are rallying around a new Golden State team: the Valkyries. The WNBA team lost their game against the Los Angeles Sparks Friday night, but their home opening game still left fans excited as they left Chase Center. For more, KCBS Radio news anchor Matt Bigler spoke with our very own editor Randy Dumalig who was at the game. Yobro10/ Getty Images
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  • Tired of touchless cars? Want physical buttons? Many drivers feel the same

    Tired of touchless cars? Want physical buttons? Many drivers feel the same
    May 16 2025
    Do you miss having physical buttons on the dash, not just a screen in your car? Well, you may be in luck as both the auto industry and many drivers are calling to go back to buttons in place of a screen control for things like music and temperature. For more on this, KCBS Radio news anchor Holly Quan spoke with Jeff Gilbert, auto industry analyst. insta_photos / Getty Images
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  • Warriors recent loss should not keep Bay Area sports fans down for too long

    Warriors recent loss should not keep Bay Area sports fans down for too long
    May 16 2025
    The Bay Area still feeling the loss of Wednesday's game in game five of the playoffs when the Warriors fell to the Timberwolves. But, there's always next year. And that's true for all Bay Area sports, with high hopes for the Giants, Niners and Warriors in 2025. For a closer look, KCBS Radio news anchor Holly Quan spoke with Bonta Hill, Warriors Pre and Post Game host and Audacy Sports Station 95.7 The Game contributor. Ezra Shaw / Staff / Getty Images
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