Category: Local News Matters
Flooding in Sonoma County resulted in two storm-related deaths. Thousands of Bay Area federal workers receive an invitation to resign. Initial air quality reports are released by the Martinez Refining Company following a fire there and California’s Attorney General investigates a police shooting in Richmond.
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Moss Landing residents deal with the aftermath of another battery storage facility fire. Alameda County has a new district attorney. San Francisco police officers are recognized for their role in a high-profile murder case. Millions in affordable housing project grants are now available in Marin County.
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California prepares for conflict and compromise as Trump takes office. Sonoma State University announces major department cuts. Half Moon Bay plans to memorialize victims of a mass shooting. Oakland Unified School District faces a budgetary cliff.
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Marin County swears in its first Black Supervisor. The Berkeley fire bomber pleads guilty. How bird flu impacts our food supply. Los Angeles animals find shelter in the Bay Area.
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Tule Elk win space at Point Reyes. Bay Area fire crews join the fight in Los Angeles. San Francisco has a new mayor, and new crimes emerge by convicted kidnapper Mathew Mueller.
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Cannabis café’s come to California. San Francisco’s Jewish community celebrates Hanukkah in a big way. The Sierra Nevada sees extra snow in the north, while Oceanside swimmers take a polar plunge.
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SPECIAL REPORT: This week, we visit a place six miles north of Sausalito, Cailfornia for a special report with incarcerated journalist Steve Brooks, the holidays in San Quentin
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Permanent link to this article: https://radiosausalito.org/local-news-matters-week-of-dec-30-2024/
Marin health officials are on the alert for bird flu. Plans are laid to replace Alameda District Attorney Pamela Price. Violent crime is down in most of San Francisco. San Quentin’s incarcerated population was left out of tsunami warnings.
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Permanent link to this article: https://radiosausalito.org/local-news-matters-week-of-dec-16-2024/
Marin County puts a limit on AirBnBs. A deep-sea earthquake reveals an uneven variety of emergency responses. The group that led the recall of Alameda DA Pamela Price calls for a tougher replacement. San Mateo Supervisors find a way to oust their Sheriff.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Field report from the Greater Farallon’s and Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuaries, where a group of researchers with Point Blue Conservation Science have worked together for 20 years to monitor the health of these federally protected sanctuaries.
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Three candidates lead the race for Sausalito city council. San Mateo County tries its sack the sheriff. A federal judge says Oakland’s airport can’t call itself San Francisco, and a self-driving car company is fined for not telling the whole story in an accident report.
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State leaders prepare for legal battles against the Trump administration. San Francisco has a new mayor, while the East Bay recalls it’ s mayor and its District Attorney. A ban on animal farms fails in Sonoma County.
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Marin County takes steps to monitor its sheriff’s office. San Francisco’s mayoral candidates’ game the odds with rank choice voting. Dozens of striking hotel workers stop traffic in Union Square. Paul Pelosi’s attacker gets life in prison.
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Five candidates compete for three seats on the Sausalito city council. The U.S. Dept. of Justice goes into watchdog mode ahead of the elections. San Francisco Superior Court clerk go on strike. The city of Oakland faces service cuts as payments on its coliseum sale are delayed.
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Marin county is on the road to electrification. There’s a high number of local electoral races that are uncontested. San Francisco has its day in the Supreme Court. New testimony is heard in the murder trial of tech mogul Bobby Lee.
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California sends more first responders to hurricane-ravaged Florida. Hotel workers ask San Francisco ask leaders for support in a nationwide strike. A list of the city’s public schools at risk of closing is released. San Francisco supervisors want their own attorney to drop Supreme Court case.
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Marin County sees a slight drop in homelessness. The summer heat may lay the ground for winter flooding. Payments for the sale of Oakland’s coliseum are slower than expected. Governor Gavin Newsom honors the banana slug.
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Marin County Board of Supervisors disagrees that it needs a new jail.[KR1] California sues ExxonMobil for plastics pollution. Allegations fly between San Mateo’s sheriff and county executive. And the Oakland Athletics say goodbye to the Bay with a farewell win. [KR1]something missing here…
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Marin County advances an affordable housing project, while Governor Gavin Newsom signed a flurry of new housing bills. In Sonoma County, opposition grows against a ban on large animal farms. In San Francisco, public school closures are looming.
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Permanent link to this article: https://radiosausalito.org/local-news-matters-week-of-sept-23-2024/
Marin County advances an affordable housing project. The Bay Area hosted an assortment of presidential debate watch parties. The city of Oakland struggles to manage a lead abatement program. Antioch might keep its Amtrak station.
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