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The reason why Ella Langley's catchy country song is sweeping music charts (opens the original)
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On this edition of the Bay Area All Local, KCBS' Steve Scott spoke with Dr. Charles Hughes, history professor at Rhodes College and author of "Country Soul: Making Music and Making Race in the American South", about the country song that is unexpectedly taking over Billboard's Hot 100 chart for the past 23 weeks.
Oakland immigrant families are leaning on local non-profit: The Unity Council (opens the original)
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An Oakland nonprofit that's been serving Fruitvale since the 1960s is seeing more and more people come through its doors. Stanford is facing serious backlash over an AI photo scandal where the university swapped races of students in a promotional banner on campus. It was a warm reunion between a new San Francisco mom, forced to give birth in the middle of Golden Gate Park grid-locked traffic and the strangers and paramedics who helped. All these stories and more on this edition of the Bay Area A
Ripley's Believe It or Not! museum slated to close after nearly 60 years (opens the original)
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Believe it or not, an attraction at Fisherman’s Wharf is closing after almost six decades in business. The Bay Area welcomed fall on Tuesday, marking the perfect time to visit a local pumpkin farm. Oakland is getting ready for Día de los Muertos in a very big way. All of these stories and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local, hosted by KCBS' Rebecca Goodeyon.
We explore funding issues and how it could affect drivers. (opens the original)
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On this edition of the Bay Area All Local we talk to various experts in their field. The Bay Area's transit agencies are in desperate need of funding and cutting services could spell trouble for drivers. Your hearing health is being shaped by noise exposure but most of us can barely notice changes occurring. We take a closer look at all this with experts that spoke to KCBS
New data center laws have been signed off on by Governor Newsom (opens the original)
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Health concerns are mounting in Richmond, after air quality officials released troubling news about toxic emissions from the Chevron refinery. Oakland’s mayor is cheering a new state law signed by the governor that allows cities to “clamp down” on serial dumpers, quite literally. There are new rules of the road for data centers in California after Governor Newsom signed off on more than a half dozen new laws. It would be the second murder trial in San Jose for Antolin Garcia Torres in the disapp
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