A few of San Jose's public libraries are fueling bodies as well as minds this summer.

KCBS Radio's Margie Shafer reports the free summer lunch program is up and running at four branches.

A few of San Jose's public libraries are fueling bodies as well as minds this summer.
KCBS Radio's Margie Shafer reports the free summer lunch program is up and running at four branches.

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Four San Jose Libraries Running Free Summer Lunch Program

At the beginning of this year, Oakland’s police department was finally on track to exit two decades of federal court oversight. Then, its police chief was placed on leave amid a scandal over officer discipline.

KCBS Radio’s Keith Menconi speaks with one local author about where the reform process stands now.



And for more of our conversation on police reform in Oakland, check out this weekend’s KCBS In Depth program broadcasting Sunday at 8:30 am and again at 8:30 pm.

At the beginning of this year, Oakland’s police department was finally on track to exit two decades of federal court oversight. Then, its police chief was placed on leave amid a scandal over officer discipline.
KCBS Radio’s Keith Menconi speaks with one local author about where the reform process stands now.
 
And for more of our conversation on police reform in Oakland, check out this weekend’s KCBS In Depth program broadcasting Sunday at 8:30 am and again at 8:30 pm.

OPD court oversight shows police reform needs sustained pressure

For the first time since the pandemic, San Francisco's Chinese New Year parade will be back on the streets this evening. In recent years the city's Asian community has felt the sting of racism. Organizers are going out of their way to address any security issues. 

Here's KCBS Radio's Jim Taylor

For the first time since the pandemic, San Francisco's Chinese New Year parade will be back on the streets this evening. In recent years the city's Asian community has felt the sting of racism. Organizers are going out of their way to address any security issues. 
Here's KCBS Radio's Jim Taylor

Chinese New Year Parade is back for the first time after pandemic

In the East Bay, a school may be cutting the 6th through 8th grade classes at one school before the fall semester begins but parents, in the meantime, are worried for their students. 

KCBS Radio's Alice Wertz reports. 

In the East Bay, a school may be cutting the 6th through 8th grade classes at one school before the fall semester begins but parents, in the meantime, are worried for their students. 
KCBS Radio's Alice Wertz reports.

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