Daly City is following in the footsteps of cities like San Francisco and Oakland in developing a cannabis equity program. 

As KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports, the goal is removing the barriers to the legal marijuana industry that have been placed on people affected by the War on Drugs.

Daly City is following in the footsteps of cities like San Francisco and Oakland in developing a cannabis equity program. 
As KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports, the goal is removing the barriers to the legal marijuana industry that have been placed on people affected by the War on Drugs.

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Daly City aims to break barriers through cannabis equity program

As we head into a contentious election with emotions at a boiling point, many Americans feel that our country has never been more divided.

But one organization is working to bridge that divide—using the power of one-on-one conversations between people with wildly different political ideals—not to debate politics, but to rediscover our shared humanity.

For more on this, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart was joined by Dave Isay, Founder and President of StoryCorps.

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As we head into a contentious election with emotions at a boiling point, many Americans feel that our country has never been more divided.
But one organization is working to bridge that divide—using the power of one-on-one conversations between people with wildly different political ideals—not to debate politics, but to rediscover our shared humanity.
For more on this, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart was joined by Dave Isay, Founder and President of StoryCorps.
 No-Mad / Getty Images

StoryCorps bridges the vast political divide among families and strangers

Time now for our daily Tech and Business Report. Today, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan was joined by Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow.

While many of us were sleeping, the largest IT outage in history took over the world. Thanks to a software update glitch, cyber-security firm CrowdStrike Holdings crashed Microsoft systems globally, impacting airlines, banks, media networks, and health-care systems. 

While many of the systems have been restored, the event underscores just how cyber-resilient companies are. 

Time now for our daily Tech and Business Report. Today, KCBS Radio's Holly Quan was joined by Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow.
While many of us were sleeping, the largest IT outage in history took over the world. Thanks to a software update glitch, cyber-security firm CrowdStrike Holdings crashed Microsoft systems globally, impacting airlines, banks, media networks, and health-care systems. 
While many of the systems have been restored, the event underscores just how cyber-resilient companies are.

Tech & Biz: Rebooting your computer 15 times should "do the trick"

We've been telling you all about the nightmare around the massive global tech outage that's disrupting various sectors globally.

One place that we're still see the meltdown play out is at airports—with thousands of people stranded—including KCBS Radio's Political Reporter Doug Sovern who's still in Milwaukee following the Republican National Convention.. 

He joins KCBS Radio's Holly Quan to describe what he's seeing.

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We've been telling you all about the nightmare around the massive global tech outage that's disrupting various sectors globally.
One place that we're still see the meltdown play out is at airports—with thousands of people stranded—including KCBS Radio's Political Reporter Doug Sovern who's still in Milwaukee following the Republican National Convention.. 
He joins KCBS Radio's Holly Quan to describe what he's seeing.
Roberto Schmidt / Stringer / Getty Images

Daly City aims to break barriers through cannabis equity program

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