As wildfires in California continue to evolve, so does the agency that battles them.

KCBS Radio's Mary Hughes checks in with Calfire's director in this in depth preview.

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As wildfires in California continue to evolve, so does the agency that battles them.
KCBS Radio's Mary Hughes checks in with Calfire's director in this in depth preview.
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CAL FIRE uses new tech in their old war against blazes

Marin County’s Ember Stomp Wildfire Festival is bringing out the community to learn how to be ready when the next big one hits.

KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, the event mixes family fun with critical preparedness information.

Marin County’s Ember Stomp Wildfire Festival is bringing out the community to learn how to be ready when the next big one hits.
KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, the event mixes family fun with critical preparedness information.

Marin's Ember Stomp Festival boosts wildfire preparedness

New federal data reveals a concerning shift in breast cancer trends among Asian American and Pacific Islander women. This group that previously had lower rates of diagnosis, is now climbing, and much faster compared to other racial and ethnic groups.

To learn more, KCBS Radio anchor Liz Saint John was joined by Phillip Reese, a data reporting specialist for KFF Health News and an associate professor of journalism at California State University-Sacramento.

New federal data reveals a concerning shift in breast cancer trends among Asian American and Pacific Islander women. This group that previously had lower rates of diagnosis, is now climbing, and much faster compared to other racial and ethnic groups.
To learn more, KCBS Radio anchor Liz Saint John was joined by Phillip Reese, a data reporting specialist for KFF Health News and an associate professor of journalism at California State University-Sacramento.

Rates of breast cancer among AAPI women are rapidly rising

Right now it takes quite a bit of time to detect lyme disease.

KCBS Radio's Cathy Whitman reports on a new development that is testing the use of artificial intelligence to get results quicker. 

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Right now it takes quite a bit of time to detect lyme disease.
KCBS Radio's Cathy Whitman reports on a new development that is testing the use of artificial intelligence to get results quicker. 
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CAL FIRE uses new tech in their old war against blazes

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