Nearly 40 inmates at the Sonoma County jail are staging a hunger strike.  

KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub says they're upset about Covid 19 protocols and the cost of commissary food and supplies--among other issues.

Nearly 40 inmates at the Sonoma County jail are staging a hunger strike.  
KCBS Radio's Jeffrey Schaub says they're upset about Covid 19 protocols and the cost of commissary food and supplies--among other issues.

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Sonoma County Jail inmates go on hunger strike

San Francisco mayoral candidates had to do some quick thinking last week as they were presented with a question during their first debate that many may not have seen coming.  

As KCBS’ Megan Goldsby reports they were basically asked to endorse one of their opponents.

San Francisco mayoral candidates had to do some quick thinking last week as they were presented with a question during their first debate that many may not have seen coming.  
As KCBS’ Megan Goldsby reports they were basically asked to endorse one of their opponents.

San Francisco mayoral candidates asked an unusual question during first debate

New technology implemented months ago to fight wildfires is working.

KCBS’ Jennifer Hodges has an update on the N5 sensors.

New technology implemented months ago to fight wildfires is working.
KCBS’ Jennifer Hodges has an update on the N5 sensors.

New Technology N5 Sensors to detect wildfires is a success

According to a CDC report 4-percent of U.S. adults aged 65 and older have been diagnosed with dementia, with the rate increasing to 13-percent for those 85 and older. 

The survey revealed that dementia diagnoses are higher among individuals with less education and lower among those with college degrees.  

To hear more, KCBS Radio's news anchor Liz Saint John spoke with Robert Levenson, Professor of Psychology at U-C Berkeley. 

According to a CDC report 4-percent of U.S. adults aged 65 and older have been diagnosed with dementia, with the rate increasing to 13-percent for those 85 and older. 
The survey revealed that dementia diagnoses are higher among individuals with less education and lower among those with college degrees.  
To hear more, KCBS Radio's news anchor Liz Saint John spoke with Robert Levenson, Professor of Psychology at U-C Berkeley.

Sonoma County Jail inmates go on hunger strike

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