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Local law enforcement in the East and South Bay say they have big plans for an injection of nearly four million dollars in new funding that will go to help deal with the region’s growing problem with car break-ins. 

KCBS Radio reporter Keith Menconi covered the announcement and has more.

We usually think of school segregation as something in our nation's past, but the state of California says its been happening at a North Bay public school.

As KCBS's Matt Bigler reports, the state attorney general is announcing today a settlement to end segregation.

A blast from the past Saturday along Richmond's waterfront.  KCBS Radio reporter Patti Reising has more on the "Rosie the Riveter Home Front Festival".

It took three hours to get a handle on a ferocious warehouse fire in East Oakland this morning - a fire that destroyed thousands of square feet of artist workspace. 

As KCBS's Holly Quan reports, artists worry this is going to squeeze an already tough rental market.

San Francisco is suffering from a dramatic increase in fentanyl-fatalities. It's part of a nationwide epidemic that's reaching new highs here. KCBS RADIO's jim taylor reports:

San Francisco officials are breaking ground on a new seismically safe police building in the Bayview District. As KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler reports it's designed to keep first responders safe in an earthquake.

Some high end housing is being unveiled today in San Francisco - not for tech workers - but for low-income, homeless high school students. 

As KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler tells us it's part of a charter high school on Treasure Island...

The community of Gilroy will come together this weekend for the first large outdoor event since the Garlic Festival shooting. As KCBS Radio's Matt Bigler reports organizers are hoping there will be a big turnout for the Gilroy Rodeo.

The Annual Perseid meteor shower arrives over next few days. But most of us won't see much of it due to light pollution. KCBS radio's Jim Taylor fills us in:

It’s a world record you may have never heard of before: longest chain reaction.

But as KCBS Radio's Keith Menconi reports a team of college students is hard at work in San Jose’s Tech Interactive for an attempt to break it this Saturday.