With a little more than a dozen challenged ballots to count, we may finally learn the second place finisher in a tight race for a South Bay congressional seat. 

But as KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald's reports, the end of the recount may not mean the end of the saga.

With a little more than a dozen challenged ballots to count, we may finally learn the second place finisher in a tight race for a South Bay congressional seat. 
But as KCBS Radio's Mike DeWald's reports, the end of the recount may not mean the end of the saga.

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There is an end in sight for the CA-16 recount

Reports about the demise of California's wine industry may be premature.  

Although sales are down since the pandemic, analysts are predicting a comeback over the next decade.  

KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas has the story.

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Reports about the demise of California's wine industry may be premature.  
Although sales are down since the pandemic, analysts are predicting a comeback over the next decade.  
KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas has the story.
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The reports of wine's death were greatly exaggerated

A long-distance swimmer makes history, swimming from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Farallones.  

KCBS's Margie Shafer reports this goal oriented swimmer from Pacifica is also a nurse and a grandma.  

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A long-distance swimmer makes history, swimming from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Farallones.  
KCBS's Margie Shafer reports this goal oriented swimmer from Pacifica is also a nurse and a grandma.  
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Nurse swims from Golden Gate to Farollones to unwind after long shift

The city of Antioch has settled with the family of a man who died after police knelt on his neck. 

KCBS Radio's Kris Ankarlo reports the case sparked a wave of policing reforms in the city.

The city of Antioch has settled with the family of a man who died after police knelt on his neck. 
KCBS Radio's Kris Ankarlo reports the case sparked a wave of policing reforms in the city.

There is an end in sight for the CA-16 recount

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