Al Capone remains one of the most notorious gangsters in American history, and you can own a piece of his notoriety. We get details of the upcoming auction from KCBS Radio's Jim Taylor.

 

Al Capone remains one of the most notorious gangsters in American history, and you can own a piece of his notoriety. We get details of the upcoming auction from KCBS Radio's Jim Taylor.
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One of Al Capone's mobster memorabilia will be auctioned off to a very lucky fan

San Francisco City officials have followed through on their threat to file a lawsuit against the city of Oakland to stop the Oakland airport name change. 

City Attorney David Chiu filed the federal trademark infringement lawsuit today. 

It follows last week's vote by Oakland officials to change the name of Oakland's airport  to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport. 

Stay tuned to KCBS Radio for more details on this developing story. 

San Francisco City officials have followed through on their threat to file a lawsuit against the city of Oakland to stop the Oakland airport name change. 
City Attorney David Chiu filed the federal trademark infringement lawsuit today. 
It follows last week's vote by Oakland officials to change the name of Oakland's airport  to San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport. 
Stay tuned to KCBS Radio for more details on this developing story.

Breaking: San Francisco suing Oakland over proposed airport name change

Stanford researchers have found that experiencing things that make you feel good, even if it’s virtually, could help treat depression. 

KCBS Radio's Mary Hughes has more. 

Stanford researchers have found that experiencing things that make you feel good, even if it’s virtually, could help treat depression. 
KCBS Radio's Mary Hughes has more.

Depression can be allayed by fun things real or virtual, says Stanford

After trying and failing to regulate where and when homeless residents can set up camp, the city of San Rafael has decided to create a sanctioned housing site complete with security, restrooms and support services. 

KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports officials are seeking a $6-million dollar grant to help pay for it.

After trying and failing to regulate where and when homeless residents can set up camp, the city of San Rafael has decided to create a sanctioned housing site complete with security, restrooms and support services.     KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports officials are seeking a $6-million dollar grant to help pay for it.

One of Al Capone's mobster memorabilia will be auctioned off to a very lucky fan

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