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An animal micro-chipping bill that was vetoed by Governor Newsom last year, has been re-worked. 

And KCBS Radio's Margie Shafer reports, animal rights advocates are expecting his signature this time around.

NASA is hiring. The space agency has announced it will start accepting applications in March for the next class of astronauts to explore the Moon and Mars.

KCBS Radio's Jim Taylor reports.

A driver has been arrested for slamming into three pedestrians in San Francisco’s Mission District today.

KCBS’s Carrie Hodousek reports, two of those people are in critical condition.

 

 

California authorities are warning pet owners of an unusually high number of canine distemper virus cases in wildlife populations across the state. KCBS Radio's Carrie Hodousek reports.

 

 

Many young people often need guidance when it comes to transitioning from high school to college. In this week's KCBS Difference Makers, reporter Carrie Hodousek connects with a mentor who is working to change lives through the Oakland Promise initiative.

If you know someone who is...

California authorities are warning pet owners of an unusually high number of canine distemper virus cases in wildlife populations across the state. KCBS Radio's Carrie Hodousek reports.

A driver has been arrested for slamming into three pedestrians in San Francisco’s Mission District today.

KCBS’s Carrie Hodousek reports, two of those people are in critical condition.

Have you ever received a whopping bill after surgery, despite the fact that you were assured it was covered? 

KCBS’s Jennifer Hodges says researchers say that’s not unusual with one in five Americans receiving unexpected bills.

One in 10 Americans admits to using stalkerware apps to track the devices of their partners or an ex. KCBS's Rebecca Corral reports on what's being called an Online Creeping Survey.

It's an idea that's been around a while: a buses only lane on the Bay Bridge. As we hear from KCBS's Jim Taylor, it's an idea that's being kicked around again.