Social media companies could soon be liable in California if their products or services lead children to harms like eating disorders or depression.

KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports it's the latest effort in the state aimed at reining in tech.

Social media companies could soon be liable in California if their products or services lead children to harms like eating disorders or depression.
KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports it's the latest effort in the state aimed at reining in tech.

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A push to make social media sites more kid-friendly may be a one-sided effort

A big night for stars of the stage is this weekend the 77th annual Tony Awards are tomorrow with some familiar names on the list of nominees. 

This comes as Broadway is still trying to come back post-pandemic and award shows of any kind have had a hard time keeping their footing.

For more on this KCBS News anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with Gordon Cox Variety's theatre editor.

A big night for stars of the stage is this weekend the 77th annual Tony Awards are tomorrow with some familiar names on the list of nominees. 
This comes as Broadway is still trying to come back post-pandemic and award shows of any kind have had a hard time keeping their footing.
For more on this KCBS News anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with Gordon Cox Variety's theatre editor.

77th annual Tony Awards kicks off tomorrow

A new study suggests that black children may be at higher risk of depression and anxiety as a consequence of their experiences with racism.  

KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas talked with the study author.

A new study suggests that black children may be at higher risk of depression and anxiety as a consequence of their experiences with racism.  
KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas talked with the study author.

According to study, racism leads to adverse mental health outcomes

This afternoon in Sausalito, almost underneath the Golden Gate Bridge, a squadron of pelicans was released back into the wild. 

They had been nursed back to health by wildlife volunteers after falling victim to a mysterious starvation event in the ocean. 

KCBS Radio's Raquel Maria Dillon was there to see them off. 

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This afternoon in Sausalito, almost underneath the Golden Gate Bridge, a squadron of pelicans was released back into the wild. 
They had been nursed back to health by wildlife volunteers after falling victim to a mysterious starvation event in the ocean. 
KCBS Radio's Raquel Maria Dillon was there to see them off. 
Jean-Claude Boujaoude / Getty Images

A push to make social media sites more kid-friendly may be a one-sided effort

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