Earlier this week, San Francisco State hosted its second "Queer History" conference, which focused on highlighting the stories of people who weren't allowed to live their lives in the open. 

For more, KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports. 

Earlier this week, San Francisco State hosted its second "Queer History" conference, which focused on highlighting the stories of people who weren't allowed to live their lives in the open.&nbsp;
For more, KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports.&nbsp;

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San Francisco State University's successful Queer History conference

A city-wide scavenger hunt is just beginning here in San Francisco, for over 10 thousand dollars worth of rare gold, silver, and copper coins.

KCBS Radio's Shannon Golden joins us with details on that hunt, which she say is in celebration of National coin week.

A city-wide scavenger hunt is just beginning here in San Francisco, for over 10 thousand dollars worth of rare gold, silver, and copper coins.
KCBS Radio's Shannon Golden joins us with details on that hunt, which she say is in celebration of National coin week.

Marina coin shop stashes 11 rare specimens across the city for coin week hunt

There was a big birthday celebration in the Town of Sonoma yesterday for a man who once played alongside some of the greats in Major League Baseball. 

In fact, as KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports, he is — at 100 — the oldest living former Major League Baseball player.

There was a big birthday celebration in the Town of Sonoma yesterday for a man who once played alongside some of the greats in Major League Baseball. 
In fact, as KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports, he is — at 100 — the oldest living former Major League Baseball player.

Former MLB player and Bay Area native Art Schallock celebrates 100th birthday

The latest strain of bird flu is spreading to cattle herds.

KCBS Radio's Shannon Golden shares input from one expert on the level of danger the flu currently poses to humans and how you can take the right precautions.

The latest strain of bird flu is spreading to cattle herds.
KCBS Radio's Shannon Golden shares input from one expert on the level of danger the flu currently poses to humans and how you can take the right precautions.

San Francisco State University's successful Queer History conference

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