Bay Area Community Services just opened Anna’s House, a new safe haven for homeless mothers and their children in East Oakland.

KCBS Radio’s Shannon Golden tells us more about the interim housing, and who it intends to honor.

Bay Area Community Services just opened Anna’s House, a new safe haven for homeless mothers and their children in East Oakland.
KCBS Radio’s Shannon Golden tells us more about the interim housing, and who it intends to honor.

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New safe haven for homeless mothers and their children opens in East Oakland

A private ferry boat operator who has provided daily service from Tiburon to Angel Island State Park for decades will soon start converting her boats from diesel power to all-electric. The conversion comes with help from significant clean energy grants from the state.

KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub has the story.

A private ferry boat operator who has provided daily service from Tiburon to Angel Island State Park for decades will soon start converting her boats from diesel power to all-electric. The conversion comes with help from significant clean energy grants from the state.
KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub has the story.

Longstanding Bay Area ferry operator will be all-electric from 2025

City leaders in Half Moon Bay are expected to decide today on whether or not to approve a large farmworker housing project.

KCBS Radio's Jennifer Hodges reports it’s a decision being closely watched by state officials.

City leaders in Half Moon Bay are expected to decide today on whether or not to approve a large farmworker housing project.
KCBS Radio's Jennifer Hodges reports it’s a decision being closely watched by state officials.

Decision on Half Moon Bay farmworker housing project expected today

At a time when flu season is waning and we should be seeing less of it in our wastewater, Stanford researchers say an unusual surge in Type A virus is showing up at Bay Area treatment plants.

As KCBS Radio reporter Holly Quan tells us, some wonder if it could be linked to bird flu.

At a time when flu season is waning and we should be seeing less of it in our wastewater, Stanford researchers say an unusual surge in Type A virus is showing up at Bay Area treatment plants.
As KCBS Radio reporter Holly Quan tells us, some wonder if it could be linked to bird flu.

New safe haven for homeless mothers and their children opens in East Oakland

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