The last overnight passenger train from San Francisco to Los Angeles stopped running back in 1983. Now, a company called Dreamstar Lines wants to bring that service back. 

As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, Dreamstar is hoping to cater to business travelers and vacationers looking for an alternative way to travel up and down the state.

The last overnight passenger train from San Francisco to Los Angeles stopped running back in 1983. Now, a company called Dreamstar Lines wants to bring that service back. 
As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, Dreamstar is hoping to cater to business travelers and vacationers looking for an alternative way to travel up and down the state.

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Luxury overnight train from SF to LA is another step closer to reality

Hot dogs won't be the only dogs at Oracle Park this weekend.


KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, the first of two San Francisco Giants Dog Days is on Saturday, when you can bring your best four-legged friend to the game.

Hot dogs won't be the only dogs at Oracle Park this weekend.
 KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, the first of two San Francisco Giants Dog Days is on Saturday, when you can bring your best four-legged friend to the game.

Dog days of (almost) summer

Walmart hourly workers can earn six-figures without a college degree. 

In an interview with ABC News, the president and CEO of Walmart said his company is increasing the amount of people they hire for high-paying corporate jobs who didn't go to college. 

John Furner says "while college is great for some, it’s not exactly the right answer for everyone.” 

To discuss this more, KCBS Radio's are joined by Michael Bernick, an attorney with Duane Morris in San Francisco, and the former director of California's Employment Development Department.

Walmart hourly workers can earn six-figures without a college degree. 
In an interview with ABC News, the president and CEO of Walmart said his company is increasing the amount of people they hire for high-paying corporate jobs who didn't go to college. 
John Furner says "while college is great for some, it’s not exactly the right answer for everyone.” 
To discuss this more, KCBS Radio's are joined by Michael Bernick, an attorney with Duane Morris in San Francisco, and the former director of California's Employment Development Department.

Walmart expanding corporate jobs to those without college degrees

California state legislators are facing big budget cuts down the road.

KCBS’s Jennifer Hodges says, that’s why Mayors for a number of cities are asking the Governor, to make sure those cuts don’t come from homeless services.

California state legislators are facing big budget cuts down the road.
KCBS’s Jennifer Hodges says, that’s why Mayors for a number of cities are asking the Governor, to make sure those cuts don’t come from homeless services.

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