A number of elected leaders in San Francisco are calling on mayoral candidate Ellen Lee Zhou (Jow) to take down campaign billboards that they see as racist.KCBS Radio’s Bob Butler reports they spoke in front of a billboard on Howard Street that stereotypes Mayor London Breed.

<blockquote>A number of elected leaders in San Francisco are calling on mayoral candidate Ellen Lee Zhou (Jow) to take down campaign billboards that they see as racist.</blockquote>
<blockquote>KCBS Radio&rsquo;s Bob Butler reports they spoke in front of a billboard on Howard Street that stereotypes Mayor London Breed.</blockquote>

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San Francisco is unveiling its newly remodeled 9-11 dispatch center.

As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, officials say improvements and upgrades allow the department to grow into the future.

San Francisco is unveiling its newly remodeled 9-11 dispatch center.
As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, officials say improvements and upgrades allow the department to grow into the future.

San Francisco unveils newly remodeled 9-11 dispatch center

As gas prices continue to go up some drivers are getting pump shock, especially in Silicon Valley.

KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler went to one station in Menlo Park, where the price at the pump is once again over seven-dollars a gallon.

As gas prices continue to go up some drivers are getting pump shock, especially in Silicon Valley.
KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler went to one station in Menlo Park, where the price at the pump is once again over seven-dollars a gallon.

Menlo Park gas station charging almost 2 dollars over state average

This morning, President Biden signed into law billions of dollars in military support for Ukraine.

Mr. Biden said arms shipments would begin this week.

KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub spoke with a Ukranian man from his home in Lviv, who says his country is relieved to receive the assistance at a time the nation is under heavy attack by Russian forces.

This morning, President Biden signed into law billions of dollars in military support for Ukraine.
Mr. Biden said arms shipments would begin this week.
KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub spoke with a Ukranian man from his home in Lviv, who says his country is relieved to receive the assistance at a time the nation is under heavy attack by Russian forces.

San Francisco Mayoral Candidate Faces Heat Over Campaign Billboard

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