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Emergency crews called as high winds rip through San Francisco
Throughout the city, fire crews are receiving numerous calls about downed wires and trees, as well as some unexpected outcomes of the wind. “We had a sign, we’re not sure what type of sign it was, hit a pedestrian causing some minor injuries.”
Are adults not doing enough to help with teen mental health?
A recent study conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that teens are struggling when it comes to their mental health, and that for many kids, adults just aren’t doing enough to help.
Introducing 'Bitter Academia,' a true crime series about the murder of Stanford University's founder
In the six-part series Bitter Academia, Jane’s story and her death will be explored. How she was poisoned by someone close to her, and how they inevitably got away with it.
San Francisco medical examiner to retest overdose deaths for new 'tranq' drug
Xylazine is a sedative often cut with other deadly drugs like fentanyl and heroin. Now, the San Francisco medical examiner is looking to review all overdose cases from last year and test for “tranq” moving forward.
Is it hot on this planet or is it just…us?
This week on It’s Generational, a multi-generational panel of guests talked about climate change and how we deal with it. Matthew Ballew, a research specialist at the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, also joined the show.
How to end transgenerational trauma while pregnant
New studies out of UCSF are teaching women how to put an end to generational trauma from womb to pregnancy. Dr. Nicki Bush told KCBS Radio’s As Prescribed that stress while pregnant can lead to a plethora of health issues.
San Francisco to end COVID-19 public health emergency
The San Francisco Department of Public Health has announced plans to end the city’s COVID-19 public health emergency. The emergency declaration and Health Officer Order “Safer Return Together” will end on Feb. 28.
East Bay cyclists hospitalized in targeted 'dooring' attacks
Some Bay Area cyclists are expressing fear and concern over a series of recent attacks against groups of people riding bikes. At least several cyclists have been hospitalized with severe injuries in so-called “dooring” incidents.
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