In Legal Terms, the show about you and your rights hosted by attorney Adam Kilgore. legalterms@mbponline.orgIf you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcastIf you “blow the whistle” what could happen? We’ll learn about false claims against the government and whistleblowing laws with guest attorney Rick Davis from Shelton Davis LLC.Today’s Legal Terms on In Legal Terms are: Qui Tam, Whistleblower, RelatorOur legislators are

Stay updated on the latest Bay Area news including a woman still missing after a 2-mile hike, a UC scientist winning a Nobel Prize for immune system discoveries, a rare celestial phenomenon visible on the coast, Nobel Prize winners in Physics advancing quantum technology, an environmental group purchasing farms for conservation, stunning photos of the Harvest Supermoon, and Santa Clara County's efforts against human trafficking.

When Chef Janice Carte set out to bring personalized, home-cooked meals to busy families, she never imagined Tiny Spoon Chef would grow to serve over 100 cities across 15 states. In this episode of the Finding Arizona Podcast, Janice shares the journey of building a nationwide network of talented chefs while keeping employee well-being, sustainability, and community at the heart of her business. From scaling operations and connecting personally with clients to blending culinary excellence with

David Williams with Allen & Allen talks about the Hometown Heroes program — It honors Virginians who are quietly making a big impact in their communities. From teachers and healthcare workers to volunteers and advocates, these everyday heroes represent the very best of what it means to serve others. We talk about the origins of the program, stories of past honorees, and why Allen & Allen remains committed to continuing the program.     If you know someone who inspires others through selfless service

A San Francisco scientist shares a Nobel Prize in medicine for groundbreaking work on the human immune system, Jonathan Kuminga's standout performance in the Warriors preseason debut, a troubling incident at a Bay Area Six Flags resulting in an arrest, innovative employee benefits being offered by some local employers, a Bollywood actor and supermodel opening a new restaurant in the Bay Area, a healthcare strike involving 31,000 nurses and hospital staff at Kaiser facilities, and the upcoming events

Spotsylvania County Schools social workers Michelle Patton Swisher and Lisa Dolan preview the annual Rock Out, Knock Out Homelessness drive on October 3rd and 4th at the Southpoint Walmart. The event runs Friday from noon to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., collecting essential items for students and families experiencing housing insecurity. All donations go to the Treasure House, a school-based resource center located at Massaponax High School that provides clothing, toiletries, and basic

Al Bina, President of the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum provides an update on the construction of a new museum space using Quincy granite blocks from a house built in 1830 that was donated to the museum. Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum(00:00:46) - Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum(00:02:46) - Quincy Open Heritage Days(00:06:09) - The Last Stone House in Quincy(00:08:46) - The construction of a

Al Bina, President of the Quincy Quarry and Granite Workers Museum provides an update on the construction of a new museum space using Quincy granite blocks from a house built in 1830 that was donated to the museum.

Fundraiser for raise issue. Koch to meet with LGBTQ Commission. Food Truck and Music Festival. Chapters (00:00:17) - Quincy Citizens for Fair Raises to Raise Money(00:02:51) - Real Estate Broker Indicted on Embezzlement Charges(00:04:57) - Brian Walsh's Lawyers Ask Judge to Change The Venue for His(00:11:51) - Business News Update

Discover the journey of an Oakland restaurateur balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, embark on a 9-day National Parks tour with stunning landscapes, explore the challenges of finding love offline, anticipate the impact of a refinery fire on gas prices in California, and unravel the mystery behind the identification of a decade-old Bay Area woman's remains.

Aimee Hardy previews the Josh Hardy Superhero Celebration each year in memory of Josh, who loved superheroes and inspired many during his battle with cancer. The event, happening this year on October 25th at Strangeways Brewing on Lansdowne Road, celebrates Josh’s legacy. It’s also a fundraiser for the Fairy Godmother Project, a nonprofit that supports families facing pediatric cancer.

Today’s Page 2 features events for tonight and tomorrow. Start your weekend with Oktoberfest at Schwabenhof in Wasilla tonight. There will be German dinner specials and a KaraokeFest. The fun starts at 6pm. Or try out Unplugged at 7pm at The Commons in Wasilla. This is a mic-free open mic with no stage, just voices […]

Raise issue dispute. Ferry survey. Adams park closed. Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy group fails to get mayoral salary question on November 4th ballot(00:02:17) - Fire shuts down USS Constitution tours, and more(00:04:29) - Top Business News

From high-speed chases to courtroom drama, police TV shows and movies have shaped how the public sees law enforcement. But how much of it is true to life? In this episode, O’Fallon Police Chief Kirk Brueggeman steps in for host David Hochberg with DeKalb Police Chief David Byrd to break down Hollywood’s version of policing. They […]

Stay informed with the latest headlines from the Bay Area. SF police arrest man after hours-long standoff in Tenderloin, Alcatraz shuts and then reopens for visitors causing panic, dangerous mosquitoes found in East Bay, California university tops national rankings, iguanas' mysterious journey to Fiji, SF's new speed cameras catch thousands, and plans for a new school in San Francisco amid closures.

Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the federal government shutdown, the MBTA Water Transportation Study, the annual Food Truck and Music Festival, and the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Navy.

Mayor Thomas Koch comments on the federal government shutdown, the MBTA Water Transportation Study, the annual Food Truck and Music Festival, and the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Navy. Chapters (00:00:00) - City Hall Update(00:03:06) - MBTA Water Transportation Study