California farmers are planting solar panels as water supplies dry up. KCBS Radio reporter Jim Taylor talks about where farmers are grabbing solar instead of growing crops.

California farmers are planting solar panels as water supplies dry up. KCBS Radio reporter Jim Taylor talks about where farmers are grabbing solar instead of growing crops.

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Using the Power of the Sun to Meet the Demands of Water

Money issues at San Francisco Unified have the state education department worried and they're making some changes:

KCBS's Liz Saint John explains:

Money issues at San Francisco Unified have the state education department worried and they're making some changes:
KCBS's Liz Saint John explains:

The state education department shows concern for  San Francisco Unified money issues

All this week KCBS is continuing its "State of " series, and this time we are taking a hard look at San Francisco.

In Part 1, reporter Matt Bigler takes us on a trip around the City by the Bay

All this week KCBS is continuing its "State of " series, and this time we are taking a hard look at San Francisco.
In Part 1, reporter Matt Bigler takes us on a trip around the City by the Bay

San Francisco looks to continue to be a good destination after changes in the city during and after the pandemic

A new state law banning junk fees is set to go into effect in a little under sixty days. As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, restaurants in the state are struggling to understand what it will mean for them.

A new state law banning junk fees is set to go into effect in a little under sixty days. As KCBS Radio's David Welch reports, restaurants in the state are struggling to understand what it will mean for them.

Using the Power of the Sun to Meet the Demands of Water

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