We all know how difficult Zoom school was on many kids and adults. There's one group of students and teachers in San Francisco that's especially happy to be back in person.

KCBS Radio's Kathy Novak explains.

We all know how difficult Zoom school was on many kids and adults.&nbsp;There's one group of students and teachers in San Francisco that's especially happy to be back in person.
KCBS Radio's Kathy Novak explains.

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One group in San Francisco is happy to be back to in-person classes

Regardless of what happens with the government shutdown, the US Department of Education is still moving forward with an effort to cancel out student loan debt.

KCBS Radio’s Jennifer Hodges reports.

Regardless of what happens with the government shutdown, the US Department of Education is still moving forward with an effort to cancel out student loan debt.
KCBS Radio’s Jennifer Hodges reports.

Whitre House pursues loan forgiveness through negotiated rule making - what is that?

Several news outlets reported this week that half of the people with substance use disorder in San Francisco were turned away when they sought treatment. 

As KCBS Radio’s David Welch reports, the city’s Department of Public Health is firing back saying that number is wrong.

Several news outlets reported this week that half of the people with substance use disorder in San Francisco were turned away when they sought treatment. 
As KCBS Radio’s David Welch reports, the city’s Department of Public Health is firing back saying that number is wrong.

SF's Department of Public Health says misinterpreted data caused false report of substance treatment

Now that the Writer's Strike has ended, TV shows and other productions are already starting to pick up again. Many proclaim that the era of prestige tv and long running dramas is over, bringing an end to "peak tv." So what does that really mean for the future of the small screen?

To tell us more, we're joined on the KCBS Ring Central Newsline by Brian Steinberg, Senior TV Editor, Variety

Now that the Writer's Strike has ended, TV shows and other productions are already starting to pick up again. Many proclaim that the era of prestige tv and long running dramas is over, bringing an end to "peak tv." So what does that really mean for the future of the small screen?
To tell us more, we're joined on the KCBS Ring Central Newsline by Brian Steinberg, Senior TV Editor, Variety

One group in San Francisco is happy to be back to in-person classes

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