When you think of quilting computer science probably doesn't come immediately to mind.

But as KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports, perhaps it should.

When you think of quilting computer science probably doesn't come immediately to mind.
But as KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby reports, perhaps it should.

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Stanford student makes quilting easier with new technology

Antioch is expanding the reach of a program that sends community response teams out instead of cops to certain 911 calls.

KCBS's Kris Ankarlo rode along with one of the teams, created a year ago, in response to police custody deaths.

Antioch is expanding the reach of a program that sends community response teams out instead of cops to certain 911 calls.
KCBS's Kris Ankarlo rode along with one of the teams, created a year ago, in response to police custody deaths.

Antioch expands community response program as alternative to police

The redesigned form for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid -- "FAFSA," for short -- was supposed to make the financial aid process easier.

But faced with messy technical meltdowns and severe delays in processing aid packages, the new system has been anything but streamlined.

For more on this, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart and Patti Reising were joined by Keith Wilkerson, Founder & CEO of CollegeThoughts, which helps students and families applying to college

The redesigned form for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid -- "FAFSA," for short -- was supposed to make the financial aid process easier.
But faced with messy technical meltdowns and severe delays in processing aid packages, the new system has been anything but streamlined.
For more on this, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart and Patti Reising were joined by Keith Wilkerson, Founder &amp; CEO of CollegeThoughts, which helps students and families applying to college

FAFSA technical problems are major headache for prospective students

The WNBA is coming to Golden State, but there’s still lots to be done before tip off in 2025, from hiring a head coach to selecting 12 players to add to the league's fiercely competitive roster.

KCBS Radio's Shannon Golden has more on the newly announced general manager tasked with building a winning team from the ground up.

The WNBA is coming to Golden State, but there’s still lots to be done before tip off in 2025, from hiring a head coach to selecting 12 players to add to the league's fiercely competitive roster.
KCBS Radio's Shannon Golden has more on the newly announced general manager tasked with building a winning team from the ground up.

Stanford student makes quilting easier with new technology

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