A new lawsuit is taking aim at San Francisco for dumping what it contends is nearly 2-billion gallons of sewage into the Bay and the Pacific Ocean.

KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, the suit is pushing the city to update it's wastewater infrastructure.

A new lawsuit is taking aim at San Francisco for dumping what it contends is nearly 2-billion gallons of sewage into the Bay and the Pacific Ocean.
KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald reports, the suit is pushing the city to update it's wastewater infrastructure.

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SF being sued by EPA for sewer discharges

AT&T landline telephone customers say they are relieved to hear that the company may not be allowed to terminate service to as many as 600-thousand people statewide. 

KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports from rural Sonoma County where a lot of residents are out of range of cell phone service.

AT&amp;T landline telephone customers say they are relieved to hear that the company may not be allowed to terminate service to as many as 600-thousand people statewide. 
KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub reports from rural Sonoma County where a lot of residents are out of range of cell phone service.

AT&T may not be able to proceed with terminating landlines

Earth may be "The Final Frontier," but that frontier is teeming with comets and asteroids and other astral bodies moving at fantastic speed.  

What happens if one of them is hurtling towards earth?  KCBS Radio Reporter Eric Thomas looks at one program that aims to protect our planet.

Earth may be "The Final Frontier," but that frontier is teeming with comets and asteroids and other astral bodies moving at fantastic speed.  
What happens if one of them is hurtling towards earth?  KCBS Radio Reporter Eric Thomas looks at one program that aims to protect our planet.

Keeping Earth safe from celestial bodies

The initial results of Alameda County's homeless count are out. They show the number of unhoused people down by 3-percent over 2 years. 

In Oakland, the homeless population was up 9-percent. 

KCBS Radio's Raquel Maria Dillon has reaction from officials and people who deliver services to the unhoused. 

The initial results of Alameda County's homeless count are out. They show the number of unhoused people down by 3-percent over 2 years. 
In Oakland, the homeless population was up 9-percent. 
KCBS Radio's Raquel Maria Dillon has reaction from officials and people who deliver services to the unhoused.

SF being sued by EPA for sewer discharges

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