A hiker was successfully rescued after she became lost at San Francisco’s Fort Funston Wednesday night.

As KCBS Radio reporter Jeffrey Schaub says, firefighters used geolocation technology to help find her.

A hiker was successfully rescued after she became lost at San Francisco’s Fort Funston Wednesday night.
As KCBS Radio reporter Jeffrey Schaub says, firefighters used geolocation technology to help find her.

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Geolocation technology helps locate missing hiker in San Francisco

Oakland is launching it’s first ever Small Business Week.

It’s a reminder to shop local, and a wealth of resources for the owners of Oakland’s more than 25-thousand small businesses. 

KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports from Lakeshore Avenue.

Oakland is launching it’s first ever Small Business Week.
It’s a reminder to shop local, and a wealth of resources for the owners of Oakland’s more than 25-thousand small businesses. 
KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports from Lakeshore Avenue.

Oakland launches inaugural small business week

California's grid has gotten a big jolt from a rapidly evolving technology.

KCBS Radio's Kris Ankarlo reports live the state just passed a threshold that is critical to the state's climate goals.

California's grid has gotten a big jolt from a rapidly evolving technology.
KCBS Radio's Kris Ankarlo reports live the state just passed a threshold that is critical to the state's climate goals.

California's grid levels up

The Biden administration has rolled out regulations forcing coal-powered plants to almost completely eliminate the pollution they release, or shut down.

The changes are being met with fierce resistance by the coal industry, saying rural communities and the electrical grid will suffer.

For more on this, KCBS Radio's is joined by Jody Freeman, Law professor and director of the Environmental Energy Program at Harvard.

The Biden administration has rolled out regulations forcing coal-powered plants to almost completely eliminate the pollution they release, or shut down.
The changes are being met with fierce resistance by the coal industry, saying rural communities and the electrical grid will suffer.
For more on this, KCBS Radio's is joined by Jody Freeman, Law professor and director of the Environmental Energy Program at Harvard.

Geolocation technology helps locate missing hiker in San Francisco

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