A new report is warning that, without some big changes, San Francisco's typically strong credit credit rating could be at risk.

KCBS's Mike DeWald reports, the city's slow emergence from the pandemic is mostly to blame.

A new report is warning that, without some big changes, San Francisco's typically strong credit credit rating could be at risk.
KCBS's Mike DeWald reports, the city's slow emergence from the pandemic is mostly to blame.

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San Francisco's potential budget deficit could mean less police funding

All this week we've been taking a hard look at the State of San Francisco and what it will take to bring back its world class luster. 

Today, KCBS reporter Holly Quan wraps up our series with optimism over summer events that could help the city turn the corner with its optics and economics.

You can listen to the Audacy Conversations on the State of San Francisco at 8:30 am this Sunday.

All this week we've been taking a hard look at the State of San Francisco and what it will take to bring back its world class luster. 
Today, KCBS reporter Holly Quan wraps up our series with optimism over summer events that could help the city turn the corner with its optics and economics.
You can listen to the Audacy Conversations on the State of San Francisco at 8:30 am this Sunday.

The State of San Francisco: The city remains a worldwide favorite

Nearly a dozen members of a violent street gang in Salinas have been swept up by the feds. 

KCBS Radio's Kris Ankarlo reports the indictment shows a trail of terror and intimidation.

Nearly a dozen members of a violent street gang in Salinas have been swept up by the feds. 
KCBS Radio's Kris Ankarlo reports the indictment shows a trail of terror and intimidation.

Members of a violent Salinas street gang are now in custody

Four student journalists who work for the UCLA Daily Bruin were attacked on Wednesday by counterprotestors when a demonstration on campus turned violent. Over the last 20 years, deteriorating trust in media and the rise of the internet surveillance era have led to increased aggression against journalists.

While members of the press have historically been viewed with more neutrality, this is no longer the case. 

For more on this, KCBS Radio news anchors Eric Thomas and Margie Shafer spoke with Steve Wasserman, publisher of Heyday Books in Berkeley.

Four student journalists who work for the UCLA Daily Bruin were attacked on Wednesday by counterprotestors when a demonstration on campus turned violent. Over the last 20 years, deteriorating trust in media and the rise of the internet surveillance era have led to increased aggression against journalists.
While members of the press have historically been viewed with more neutrality, this is no longer the case. 
For more on this, KCBS Radio news anchors Eric Thomas and Margie Shafer spoke with Steve Wasserman, publisher of Heyday Books in Berkeley.

San Francisco's potential budget deficit could mean less police funding

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