The Bay Area's only candidate for California's highest office is facing an uphill battle, with the gubernatorial primary just one week away.
Oakland’s police department is hitting a big milestone in its quest to finally get out of the federal oversight its been under for more than two decades.
More than a third of San Francisco residents don't own a car, which is why backers of a regional sales tax increase to bail out MUNI and other local transit agencies say TODAY is so important.
San Jose’s San Pedro Square is transforming into a massive FIFA World Cup hub starting June 11th.
There are youth athletics and pro sports but what about competitions for those of us with a little more "life experience?"
In San Francisco a memorial honoring the many sailors and Marines from the USS San Francisco who perished in the Pacific Theater of World War Two stands proud.
All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott.
