New laws go into effect for California schools today, ranging from stricter cellphone policies to changes in how districts deal with immigration authorities. New Year's Day brings with it hope and optimism for many, but for others living on the street, their situation often remains the same. It’s not just bridge tolls, the New Year brings pricier fares on some Bay Area public transit. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor, Rebecca Goodeyon.

A spare the air alert is in effect today on New Year's Day. But what does that mean during this cold, stormy weather? A Bay Area company claims it has created a product that can help ease your hangover. December is over, and it's time for Dry January..and we're not talking about the weather. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor, Rebecca Goodeyon.

Some good news from PG&E heading into the New Year. KCBS’ Jennifer Hodges says you may actually see a slight decrease in your bill. If you were hoping for a pet for the holidays, but Santa didn't have one in his sack...you still have a chance to adopt a four-legged friend. King Tides are bringing some dramatic surf to Bay Area coastlines. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor, Rebecca Goodeyon.

San Francisco is preparing for an end-of-year fireworks blowout along the waterfront...even as the first of several storm systems arrives in the Bay Area. PG&E says it will accept claims for some losses connected with last week’s big power outage in San Francisco, but some are finding the process to be complicated. San Francisco is now offering a new way for the public to safely dispose of lithium ion batteries... even if they're embedded in your old unused devices. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor, Margie Shafer.

This is Ask an Expert where every weekday at 9:20am on KCBS we're giving you direct access to top experts in various fields. TODAY, on this New Year's Eve 2025, we'll take a look back and at some of the big economic stories that shaped life in the Bay Area and we'll look forward to what 2026 could bring. To answer those questions and more KCBS Radio News Anchor, Steve Scott Spoke with Michael Yoshikami, CEO and founder of Bay Area based Destination Wealth Management.

With more rain on the way that could again last for days across the Bay Area, many people are getting prepared for any possible problems that might arise, especially concerning power. New Year’s Eve revelers will be able to get around the Bay Area to parties and celebrations for free using public transit. Fire chiefs across the Bay are urging you to leave the pyrotechnics to the pros this New Year's Eve. Thrive City's Winter Wonderland ice skating rink is wrapping up today Demand has increased significantly for donated breastmilk to help those most vulnerable. The Bay Area’s brief cold snap is poised to give way to another string of wet weather set to soak the region into the new year. For the third year in a row hundreds of brave souls will jump into the pacific ocean on the morning of New Year’s Day. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor, Rebecca Goodeyon.

The wine industry has faced significant challenges this year, including a drop in consumption and the closure of some wineries. Given these business struggles, created by other issues like tariffs, could there be a financial relief to the industry to offset sales losses? To answer those questions and more KCBS Radio News Anchor, Steve Scott Spoke with Chris Null, Editor in Chief of "Drinkhacker" an online publication and review site that serves as an "insider's guide" to spirits, wine, and beer.

The Bay Area’s brief cold snap is poised to give way to another string of wet weather set to soak the region into the new year. Holiday shopping in Walnut Creek may have come with an unwanted gift this year possible exposure to measles. Many spending categories have been hit hard by inflation...including housing, utilities, taxes and health care. Saturday’s game between the Niners and the Seattle Seahawks is expected to be packed with road closures and detours around Levi’s Stadium. In celebration of some of Kwanzaa's principles such as unity and economic cooperation local leaders in Alameda County hosted a "listening session" to hear from African Americans about crafting a possible plan for reparations. For the third year in a row hundreds of brave souls will jump into the pacific ocean on the morning of New Year’s Day. Even if you don’t drink it the rest of the year for many there’s something about New Year’s Eve that really calls for champagne. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott.

Thanks to bad winter weather in the Midwest and Northeast, SFO is cancelling dozens upon dozens of flights during what was already expected to be a busy post-Christmas travel period. King tides return this week and the tides coincide with some more rain, expect minor flooding in the usual spots. The Bay Area’s creeks and streams are flowing full after a week filled with wet, stormy weather. Whether it’s the Niners/Seattle game this Saturday or February's Super Bowl Sunday…. How much might you pay to park near Levi’s Stadium? San Francisco birders are grabbing their binoculars today as the annual Christmas Bird Count takes flight. Your help is wanted for next month's "One Day Homeless County" in San Mateo County. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by, KCBS Radio News Anchor Rebecca Goodeyon

For many, the holiday season means the dreaded seasonal weight gain. The rising popularity of GLP-1 weight loss drugs like Ozempic poses new questions for the nearly 20 million Americans taking those medications during this holiday season. To answer those questions and more KCBS Radio News Anchor Steve Scott spoke with Doctor Mary Sco, physician and nutrition expert who practices family medicine in New York City.

A natural and predictable phenomenon that occurs this time of year will make a return this week. If you’re a parent or a frequent shopper, your 2026 is going to look a little different. San Mateo County is now taking volunteers for its "One Day Homeless Count" late next month The fleet of generators that had been powering San Francisco’s Richmond District are now silent. With public and private space exploration on the rise - one Bay Area Lab is playing a crucial role. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by KCBS Radio News Anchor, Steve Scott.

A Holiday tradition is underway at the San Francisco Asian Art Museum. Brigitte Bardot, the international cinema sex goddess who captivated French cinema in the 1950s and 60s, has died at the age of 91. With 2025 drawing to a close, now is an excellent time to take action and explore steps that could boost your tax refund and minimize your tax burdens. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio anchor Peter Finch.

The deadline to get Covered California health insurance for all of 2026 is fast approaching. Starting in 2026, drivers across California will see some significant changes on the road. 'Tis the season for hot chocolate. One San Francisco shop has become well-known for their fun flavors. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news anchor Jennifer Hodges.

Hundreds of flights at SFO were delayed today because of a terminal closure. Drivers trying to get back and forth between Alameda and Contra Costa Counties are experiencing some major delays thanks to this week's heavy rains. Christmas may be behind us and the holidays are winding down, but the need at Bay Area food banks remains constant into the new year. All this and more in this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio anchor Rebecca Goodeyon.

With just five days left in the year, we're exploring the psychology of New Year's resolutions. We all have goals, whether it's starting one thing, stopping something else or making other changes to better our lives. To break it all down, KCBS Radio news anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with E.J. Masicampo, professor of psychology at Wake Forest University and an expert on goal-setting and self-regulation.

It’s the calm after the storm in Santa Cruz County where the cleanup begins, after thousands of people were without power on Christmas Day as trees were downed and a tornado warning urged people to stay inside. Bending over a phone or laptop for long periods at a time can result in neck pain and muscle issues. With the New Year fast approaching, where are some of the best U.S. cities to ring it in? All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio news anchors Alisa Clancy and Margie Shafer.

It's a rainy, windy Christmas Day a great day to stay inside but don't tell that to NBA fans, who showed up in droves for the Warriors. Some neighbors in Daly City are frustrated after waking up in the middle of the night to find their cars and garages flooded because of backed up storm drains. Even on Christmas Day, MUNI Keeps San Francisco moving. Many of us are now accustomed to artificial intelligence tools like Chat GPT or Google Gemini, but the development of the next generation of A-I is already well under way. As Lake Tahoe resorts gear up for peak ski season, a new digital tool is helping locals and tourists alike navigate the Basin's often unpredictable snow conditions. San Mateo County's Human Services Agency is hoping to see children and young adults in foster care connect with families who can offer them care and stability, through their Resource Family Approval Program. All this and more on this Christmas edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by KCBS Radio News Anchor Rebecca Goodeyon

We're looking at the role that the Christmas holiday plays when it comes to peace-making efforts. President Trump is reportedly setting his sights on a Christmas peace deal in the Ukraine-Russia war and there's long historical precedent for "Christmas diplomacy" To tell us more KCBS Radio News Anchor Alisa Clancy spoke with Doctor Andrew Latham, Professor of International Relations and Political Philosophy at Macalester College in Minnesota.

Scattered power outages persist across the Bay Area stemming from this week’s barrage of heavy rain and strong, gusty winds. California is getting ready for the next phase of its plastic crackdown. Berkeley's compassionate spirit is making headlines. A local resident is being honored for his groundbreaking solution to winter homelessness: a self-contained, mobile 'warming hut.' It will be a Christmas Day in the dark for some in the Bay Area as scattered power outages persist across the region from this week’s storms. A group of Bay Area advocates for the unhoused are spending their Christmas holiday handing out essential items to people in need. Most people are off work today for Christmas, and most stores and restaurants are closed. If you're ever wanted to know in real time where the best snow is in the Sierra for skiing there's an app for that. All this and more on this edition of the Bay Area All Local hosted by KCBS Radio News Anchor Alisa Clancy

While much of the attention is being paid to storm damage in the North Bay, other parts of our listening area weren't spared from the heavy rains that lasted into Christmas Eve morning. The weather may be calm across much of the Bay Area right now, but that'll change tonight. While we've been seeing rain in the bay, the mountains have been getting some much needed snow. However, it's coming down hard, creating problems for snow sport enthusiasts and travelers alike. All this and more on this edition of the All Local, hosted by KCBS Radio anchor Rebecca Goodeyon.