Jeff Dorsey

Join us as we explore the top news stories from the Bay Area, including four fantastic ferry trips to take, the SF Giants snapping their losing streak, legal updates on Bryan Kohberger's sentencing and Alameda County's fund approval for wrongfully evicted residents of Russell City. We also delve into the thriving AI job market in the Bay Area, Billy Joel's surprise visit to a pedicab in Manhattan, and the murder charge in the tragic shooting of a woman walking dogs in San Leandro.

TracklistCHO CO PA CO CHO CO QUIN QUIN - Correspondances I Am Robot And Proud - Bird at Sunrise LOULA YORKE - Beautiful Things in Humble Places The Deccan Traps - Mount Famine La Fe - Creer David Cordero - Voice of the Forest Hans M. Jacobsen & Joseph Yorio - Hazy Summer Nights Hole Dweller - Hole in One Hammock - Nevertheless weareforests - 309 MAPLE ST Marcus Fischer - Between Narrow And Small Derek White - ananda spring Emily A. Sprague - A Lake

Explore the flavors and stories within Holly's Kitchen, a community-focused restaurant newly opened in Clinton, Missouri. In this lively conversation, Holly Miller, the owner and chef, discusses her vision for the restaurant, rooted in her rich culinary experience from Illinois. Holly reveals her commitment to using local ingredients and her plans to create a welcoming hub for locals and visitors alike. From hearty breakfasts to delectable dinner options, Holly's Kitchen promises a unique dining

We talk a lot about green jobs and how they benefit participating members of Connecticut's workforce. So, today, we're going to bring in a rep from Eversource and a  member of that green workforce who completed and now instructs participants in Energize CT's Green STEP Program to tell you all about it. Then, we'll be talking about The Wealth Accelerator, an economic justice initiative being led by a group of regional organizations serving Greater New Haven that joined forces to test and scale

US Border Patrol Chief Patrol Agent Gregory K. Bovino and the LA Times' Gustavo Arellano offer two very different perspectives on immigration raids in California.

Episode NotesWe cover a few news items, including a bill to protect medical providers in Delaware from being sued based on other states' laws. We dig a little deeper behind the company that wants to build a data center in New Castle County, as it would impact our electric bills but we wouldn't get any of benefit from the billions of dollars it may generate for its owners. We also look at the process of running for office and being a first-time legislator, and give some tips on how to look into

It’s two weeks before our election but we’re not talking about voting today – don’t forget you can vote early if you’re 65 or over or have a reason you'll be away from your home county on Election Day. Get more information at the Secretary of State's voting information website.We’re very proud to have members of the Mississippi Special Education Coalition as our guests today to discuss the education rights for your student and the report the Coalition published. Joining us are Julian Miller from the

Makayla Buckley w/United Way, former WTAD Farm Director Pam Fretwell

Discover how a library card can grant you free access to State parks, a yacht in Oakland linked to a U.S. president and past controversies, a financial advisor charged in a Ponzi scheme, Monterey's apology to displaced Indigenous families, the Bay Area's cooler summer start explained by a meteorologist, a giant sea serpent sighting in Golden Gate Park, and the detection of West Nile virus in Contra Costa County.

Kathleen Daley-Becker and Von Young preview this year’s Fur Ball, taking place August 23rd at the Fredericksburg Convention Center! It’s the biggest night of the year for animal lovers—and a critical fundraiser supporting the lifesaving work of the Fredericksburg SPCA.  Get your tickets before August 8th. We also shared updates on six  dogs and cats who were rescued from the Texas floods. However, there’s been a recent outbreak of Panleukopenia—a dangerous virus affecting cats. (It’s the “P” in the

Kelvin Triplett, Lily Baker, Matt Schmidt, Brenda Best

Learn how to catch the coolest coastal breezes on the Bay, a new parks project in San Ramon, upcoming summer events in the Bay Area, California's incentives for ADU construction, a recent ATM robbery in San Ramon, Coldplay's concert 'kiss cam' warning, and the rise of caffeine pouches.

In this episode of the Finding Arizona Podcast, host Jose Acevedo sits down with brother Carl Brown from Copperstate Auto and Fleet, a family- and veteran-owned auto repair and fleet service based in Mesa. They share how their deep-rooted Mesa legacy—built over their dedication—paired with expert mechanics and genuine customer care, has made them a trusted name in the community. We explore their values of transparency, precision diagnostics, and neighborhood-first service, understanding how they’ve

Adam Blosser talks about how families of students with special needs can prepare for the upcoming school year. We discuss  the importance of the Parent Input Statement in the IEP (Individualized Education Program) process, why your voice matters, and how it shapes educational planning. We also cover how to initiate the IEP process, steps to qualify for services, and what kinds of specific services may be available to support your child’s success. Whether you're new to special education or looking to