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Here's a plot twist--your PG&E bills will be going down. 

A maintenance vehicle derailed overnight, causing major changes to BART’s usual map.

Homeless advocacy groups are scrambling for solutions now that a vital hot meals program in Santa Clara County will no longer be funded.

The San Francisco Sheriff’s Office says the city’s jails are seeing another uptick in Covid cases.

All this and more on this afternoon's edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio anchors Patti Reising and Bret Burkhart.

Here's a plot twist--your PG&amp;E bills will be going down. 
A maintenance vehicle derailed overnight, causing major changes to BART’s usual map.
Homeless advocacy groups are scrambling for solutions now that a vital hot meals program in Santa Clara County will no longer be funded.
The San Francisco Sheriff’s Office says the city’s jails are seeing another uptick in Covid cases.
All this and more on this afternoon's edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio anchors Patti Reising and Bret Burkhart.

A daily dive into the top headlines in the Bay Area, delivering the news you need in 10 minutes or less from KCBS Radio.

A daily dive into the top headlines in the Bay Area, delivering the news you need in 10 minutes or less from KCBS Radio.

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PG&E bills to go down; Oakland tries to balance budget amid scandals

In a surprise move, Governor Newsom has pulled his own crime bill that was touted just two days ago as a compromise with Democratic leaders. 

San Francisco’s under a rare heat advisory, with parts of the city flirting with 90 degrees, and now there’s the option to hit the pool.

This triple digit heat is hard to avoid, and too much of it can actually make you sick.

In a surprise move, Governor Newsom has pulled his own crime bill that was touted just two days ago as a compromise with Democratic leaders. 
San Francisco’s under a rare heat advisory, with parts of the city flirting with 90 degrees, and now there’s the option to hit the pool.
This triple digit heat is hard to avoid, and too much of it can actually make you sick.

Newsom pulls his crime bill; high temps are dangerous for fires and our health

Continued soaring temperatures throughout the Bay Area have extended heat warnings and fire danger.

The fast-growing Thompson Fire, which started burning in Butte County around 11 am yesterday morning,  remains zero percent contained.

In a surprise move, Governor Newsom has pulled his own crime bill that was touted just two days ago, as a compromise with Democratic leaders.

The city of San Jose is warning everyone to stay away from illegal fireworks this Fourth of July.

The recall election of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao has passed a major hurdle. 

The driver in a crash that killed a family in San Francisco’s West Portal Neighborhood a few months ago is now facing charges. 

All this and more on this morning's edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news anchor Eric Thomas.

Continued soaring temperatures throughout the Bay Area have extended heat warnings and fire danger.
The fast-growing Thompson Fire, which started burning in Butte County around 11 am yesterday morning,  remains zero percent contained.
In a surprise move, Governor Newsom has pulled his own crime bill that was touted just two days ago, as a compromise with Democratic leaders.
The city of San Jose is warning everyone to stay away from illegal fireworks this Fourth of July.
The recall election of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao has passed a major hurdle. 
The driver in a crash that killed a family in San Francisco’s West Portal Neighborhood a few months ago is now facing charges. 
All this and more on this morning's edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news anchor Eric Thomas.

Thompson Fire remains uncontained; Oak. mayoral recall will be on Nov. ballot

The beginning of this heat wave has already brought some challenges as fire crews in the North and East Bays have been busy chasing flames.

BART police say a 74-year-old woman was pushed into an oncoming BART train last night at San Francisco’s Powell Street Station.

Whether a road worker laying asphalt or cooks toiling away in a hot kitchen, this heat wave offers unique challenges. They include dehydration, heat stroke, exhaustion.

The beginning of this heat wave has already brought some challenges as fire crews in the North and East Bays have been busy chasing flames.
BART police say a 74-year-old woman was pushed into an oncoming BART train last night at San Francisco’s Powell Street Station.
Whether a road worker laying asphalt or cooks toiling away in a hot kitchen, this heat wave offers unique challenges. They include dehydration, heat stroke, exhaustion.

PG&E bills to go down; Oakland tries to balance budget amid scandals

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