California relies on the Colorado river for a huge portion of its water but that could change soon. The Interior Department has asked California and the other 5 states that get water from the Colorado river to reduce how much they use. 

For more, KCBS Radio anchors Eric Thomas & Margie Shafer are joined by Marc Sandalow. 

California relies on the Colorado river for a huge portion of its water but that could change soon. The Interior Department has asked California and the other 5 states that get water from the Colorado river to reduce how much they use. 
For more, KCBS Radio anchors Eric Thomas &amp; Margie Shafer are joined by Marc Sandalow.

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CA faces possible water crisis, other states agree on CO river share

Stanford researchers have found that experiencing things that make you feel good, even if it’s virtually, could help treat depression. 

KCBS Radio's Mary Hughes has more. 

Stanford researchers have found that experiencing things that make you feel good, even if it’s virtually, could help treat depression. 
KCBS Radio's Mary Hughes has more.

Depression can be allayed by fun things real or virtual, says Stanford

After trying and failing to regulate where and when homeless residents can set up camp, the city of San Rafael has decided to create a sanctioned housing site complete with security, restrooms and support services. 

KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports officials are seeking a $6-million dollar grant to help pay for it.

After trying and failing to regulate where and when homeless residents can set up camp, the city of San Rafael has decided to create a sanctioned housing site complete with security, restrooms and support services.     KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports officials are seeking a $6-million dollar grant to help pay for it.

San Rafael pivots from regulated homeless camps to sanctioned housing

This week on KCBS we're talking about the State of the Environment. 

And today, the choices we make in how we get around the Bay Area are helping to cut down on our collective carbon footprint.

KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, even small changes are having a positive impact on the environment.

We have much more state of the environment coverage on the free Audacy App and online at KCBSRadio.com. And tune in to KCBS tonight night for Audacy Conversations - State of The Environment.   A special hour-long program at 7pm. 

This week on KCBS we're talking about the State of the Environment. 
And today, the choices we make in how we get around the Bay Area are helping to cut down on our collective carbon footprint.
KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, even small changes are having a positive impact on the environment.
We have much more state of the environment coverage on the free Audacy App and online at <a href="https://www.audacy.com/kcbsradio/news/local/tune-in-for-audacy-conversations-state-of-the-environment">KCBSRadio.com</a>. And tune in to KCBS tonight night for Audacy Conversations - State of The Environment.   A special hour-long program at 7pm.

CA faces possible water crisis, other states agree on CO river share

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