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More money, better equipment and improved coordination. That's what California fire chiefs told state lawmakers they need to at least try to fix the wildfire mutual aid system. KCBS Radio's Doug Sovern reports. 

The accused killer of Nia Wilson who was stabbed on a BART platform in 2018, will return to the witness stand today. KCBS Radio's Margie Shafer reports from Oakland where he has made some bizarre claims

An East Bay school could soon be named after Michelle Obama. KCBS Radio's Carrie Hodousek says, if approved, Woodrow Wilson Elementary would become the first school in Northern California to honor the former first lady.

Air quality officials continue to monitor short term flares at Chevron's Richmond Refinery. KCBS Radio's Carrie Hodousek says operations were disrupted for a second straight day today, but no evacuations were required.

If you booked a flight from California to Italy this summer, you may need to change your plans. KCBS Radio's Carrie Hodousek reports, all Air Italy flights have been suspended after February 25th.

Stanford scientists have found a way to determine whether or not an antidepressant medication will work on a particular patient.

KCBS' Rebecca Corral tells us this use of artificial intelligence is still in the testing stage.

Air quality officials continue to monitor short-term flares at Chevron's Richmond Refinery.

KCBS Radio reporter Carrie Hodousek says operations were disrupted for a second straight day today but no evacuations were required.

Republican Senator Josh Hawley has released a proposal to overhaul the Federal Trade Commission. KCBS Radio's Susan Leigh Taylor reports the measure would roll the FTC into the Department of Justice to better allow the monitoring and regulation of "Big Tech". 

There's a new hope for the one-in-four women in America who have miscarriages. KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler reports on a new test that is faster and a lot less expensive.

As the corona virus spreads, Bay Area hospitals are facing challenges identifying those infected and isolating them. KCBS Radio's Jim Taylor has the story.