Since the outbreak began, Bay Area residents have been stepping up to help out and fix urgent problems. Even when those problems require a PhD in engineering to solve.

KCBS Radio's Keith Menconi reports.

Since the outbreak began, Bay Area residents have been stepping up to help out and fix urgent problems. Even when those problems require a PhD in engineering to solve.
KCBS Radio's Keith Menconi reports.

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San Francisco’s Youth Commission is again working to lower the voting age in the city to 16 for local races.  

KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby has more from one of the organizers.

San Francisco’s Youth Commission is again working to lower the voting age in the city to 16 for local races.  
KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby has more from one of the organizers.

San Francisco Youth Commission aims to lower the voting age in San Francisco to 16 for Bay Area races

Merchants in San Francisco’s West Portal neighborhood say they’re relieved to hear the city’s putting the brakes on proposed traffic changes there.

As KCBS’ David Welch reports, the city’s plans included fundamentally altering roadways after a motorist struck and killed a family of four.

Merchants in San Francisco’s West Portal neighborhood say they’re relieved to hear the city’s putting the brakes on proposed traffic changes there.
As KCBS’ David Welch reports, the city’s plans included fundamentally altering roadways after a motorist struck and killed a family of four.

San Francisco plans on making traffic changes to roads after family of four dies in tragedy

The extraordinary recount in the race for Congressional District 16 is dragging into its third week. It's costing Alex Padilla's group $12,000 a day as Santa Clara County sorts through the ballots.

Assemblymember Evan Low and Supervisor Joe Simitian each finished 30,249 votes behind San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo, but the race for second is a toss up. As of last night, Low had a one vote lead on Simitian. 

For more KCBS Radio's  news anchor Alisa Clany spoke with Larry Gerston, KCBS Political Analyst and SJ State Political Science Professor Emeritus.

The extraordinary recount in the race for Congressional District 16 is dragging into its third week. It's costing Alex Padilla's group $12,000 a day as Santa Clara County sorts through the ballots.
Assemblymember Evan Low and Supervisor Joe Simitian each finished 30,249 votes behind San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo, but the race for second is a toss up. As of last night, Low had a one vote lead on Simitian. 
For more KCBS Radio's  news anchor Alisa Clany spoke with Larry Gerston, KCBS Political Analyst and SJ State Political Science Professor Emeritus.

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