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What the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank means for the rest of financial industry
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank last week has the financial world in a panic and people confused. The Federal Reserve and the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced a couple of measures on Sunday designed to help mitigate the fallout.
New bill would require PG&E to hook up homes to grid in less than 8 weeks
As California works to end its housing crisis, a Bay Area state senator says PG&E is impeding some of that progress. According to San Francisco Sen. Scott Wiener the problem is connecting new construction to the existing power grid.
Liam's List: Sonoma Epicurean, Oakland Restaurant Week and Sonoma International Film Festival
Liam’s List: Sonoma Epicurean, Oakland Restaurant Week and Sonoma International Film Festival Sonoma Epicurean is a signature series of events that features curated and hands-on experiences with Michelin-star and award-winning chefs, local artisans
How the recent storm system will impact California's drought
As another series of storms move through California, residents are curious how this recent rainfall will help the drought. To answer all your questions, KCBS Radio spoke with David Feldman, Director of The Water Institute at UC Irvine.
Atmospheric river damage rocks North Bay
Heavy rain and high winds from the latest atmospheric river kept crews in the North Bay on their toes overnight. In San Anselmo, a large downed tree damaged a home when it crashed through the second story bathroom and broke the deck.
Peet's Coffee warehouse collapses in Oakland, killing employee
A Peet’s Coffee warehouse in Oakland partially collapsed early Friday morning, killing one worker inside. At 3:50 a.m., the roof over one corner of the warehouse caved, likely due to the weight of rainwater.
Ducks swim up Oakland I-580 as huge puddle closes freeway
All lanes of I-580 in Oakland were closed at High Street due to a huge puddle Friday morning. The eastbound lanes of the freeway reopened just after 9:30 a.m., but the westbound lanes are still blocked by a massive amount of water.
San Jose PG&E bomber likely had more attacks planned, police say
Karasev has since been charged with possession of materials with the intent to make destructive devices, igniting a destructive device with the intent to injure or intimidate, arson, injuring or interfering with electrical lines, among other things.
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