As we've been reporting, the RSA conference begins today in San Francisco, bringing tens of thousands of techies to downtown San Francisco.

As KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler reports, the convention is a big shot in the arm for the city's economy and for its status as a convention destination.

As we've been reporting, the RSA conference begins today in San Francisco, bringing tens of thousands of techies to downtown San Francisco.
As KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler reports, the convention is a big shot in the arm for the city's economy and for its status as a convention destination.

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RSA Conference for cyber security brings tens of thousands to San Francisco

The San Francisco's iconic Bay to Breakers race is tomorrow. This year marks the 50th race for one man who has been running this event since 1975.

Pete Shaw has participated in Bay to Breakers despite having knee surgery one year a strained a hamstring another and even during the pandemic. For more KCBS Radio's news anchor Pat Thurston spoke with Pete Shaw.

The San Francisco's iconic Bay to Breakers race is tomorrow. This year marks the 50th race for one man who has been running this event since 1975.
Pete Shaw has participated in Bay to Breakers despite having knee surgery one year a strained a hamstring another and even during the pandemic. For more KCBS Radio's news anchor Pat Thurston spoke with Pete Shaw.

Pete Shaw to run in 50th race of Bay to Breakers event

It’s not your typical rodeo

KCBS’ Jennifer Hodges has more on the “lineman’s” rodeo with PG&E workers scrambling up utility polls.

It’s not your typical rodeo
KCBS’ Jennifer Hodges has more on the “lineman’s” rodeo with PG&amp;E workers scrambling up utility polls.

PG&E workers have fun competition at their Livermore training facility

A handful of merchants in San Francisco’s Mission District said the are unhappy  with their current Business Association.

As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, they're forming their own group the first order of business calling for SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin’s resignation.

A handful of merchants in San Francisco’s Mission District said the are unhappy  with their current Business Association.
As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, they're forming their own group the first order of business calling for SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin’s resignation.

RSA Conference for cyber security brings tens of thousands to San Francisco

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