Explore California's rich history as it celebrates its 175th anniversary, savor the legacy of Walnut Creek's beloved Pizza Oliva, witness efforts to enhance pedestrian safety in San Francisco, follow the developments in a tragic Bay Area crash, track the Garnet Fire's impact on mountain towns, delve into California's initiatives for affordable housing, and learn about San Francisco Mayor Lurie's new gun safety program.

Our host sits down with Chad Nikkel, President of Entrepreneurs’ Organization,  Arizona. As a  seasoned entrepreneur, and business coach, Chad’s story is one of resilience, reinvention, and the power of community. From feeling feeling burned out and isolated, it wasn't until he discovered the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) that hesitation became a transformative experience, giving him the support, candor, and camaraderie he didn’t know he needed. Today, Chad is not only building and coaching

Clara Nsenkyire speaks out about the daily reality of living with sickle cell disease. Joined by advocates Alexis Innis, Mary Coleman, and Beth Sinkler, we talk about the need for more research and the need for blood donors. Local organizations like the Fredericksburg Area Sickle Cell Association (fascaonline.com) and the American Red Cross (redcrossblood.org) are stepping up efforts to support affected families. Their message is clear: sickle cell disease can no longer be ignored.

Stay updated on the latest happenings in the Bay Area including the events calendar for September, Oakland Pride celebrations, a fashion collection launch by Valkyries guard Tiffany Hayes, the process of getting flu and COVID shots, demands for action after a San Jose smash-and-grab heist, a tragic car crash in Napa County, and the contrasting approaches of Los Angeles and the Bay Area in protecting students from ICE raids.

Stafford Commissioner of the Revenue Scott Mayausky and Curry Roberts with the Fredericksburg Regional Alliance assume different roles for an hour!   We talk about the state of college athletics and preview the upcoming college football season!

Tom Bowes, President of Quincy Firefighters Local 792 and Quincy Firefighter Shawn Clancy discuss the newly formed Quincy Fire Cancer Foundation to support firefighters and their families dealing with cancer, and also promote an upcoming golf fundraiser. Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy Fire Cancer Foundation(00:01:49) - Quincy Firefighter's Cancer Fight(00:05:05) - The Quincy Firefighter's Foundation(00:08:17) - Golf fundraiser for Quincy Firefighter's

Ann Danby and Ian Danby provide details of a free, live program of theater, dance, and music at the Ruth Gordon Amphitheater on September 13th. Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy 300th Anniversary Celebration(00:05:32) - Winter Play Festival(00:05:52) - Ian Rather(00:07:42) - Theatre's manager and his wife(00:09:14) - What the Amphitheater Needs(00:11:09) - Five One-Act Plays in Quincy(00:13:38) - The Thalia Theatre Troupe(00:16:26) - Colonial Times: The

Fire and crash. City council back. Free kite festival. Chapters (00:00:00) - Quincy City Council candidate Maggie McKee receives environmental endorsement(00:03:35) - MBTA to Crack Down on Sneaking on the T(00:07:06) - Back to School Backpacks distributed in Quincy(00:09:15) - Stocks close at a record high(00:10:06) - Weather Forecast: Showers possible today, warm and humid

Join us as we explore an unusual adventure on a narrowboat in Wales, a good week for Gavin Newsom and a bad week for Jay Leno, scandals in the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office, the uncertain feeling among the Bay Area community of Afghan immigrants, a bold NFL fearless forecast for 2025, and a violent night in Oakland as police search for shooters.

Alex Carter and Ethan Burgess preview the Wine and Oyster Festival (Sept. 20-21) and several history events at Stratford Hall this fall.  stratfordhall.org

Join us in this exciting episode as we spotlight the Clinton Elks Lodge and their upcoming .1034K marathon. Kenny Kaiser and Jeff Stone enlighten us on the details of this amusingly short yet impactful event, aimed at raising funds for Henry County Public Preschools. Whether you're an avid runner or just looking for an easy stroll, this event is perfect for all ages and promises fun, including a medal upon completion and a t-shirt featuring local sponsor logos.

Record low voter turnout. Child rescued from hot car. New pickleball courts. Chapters (00:00:00) - Preliminary Election turnout lowest ever recorded in Quincy(00:01:26) - Child Left Alone in Hot Car in Hingham(00:02:55) - Boston Food Delivery Driver Stabbed During Road Rage Attack(00:04:35) - Massachusetts initiative petitions deemed ballot eligible(00:06:39) - Stocks Mixed; Nasdaq Soars(00:07:21) - Weather Forecast: Partly cloudy with a shower Thursday

Thinking about becoming a police officer? In this episode, host David Hochberg talks with Lincolnshire Police Chief Joe Leonas and DeKalb Police Chief David Byrd about the hiring process from written exams and physical tests to interviews and background checks. Hear directly from law enforcement leaders about what they’re really looking for in today’s recruits, the […]

Valley Medical Center leads in trauma patient care, the state of civilian police oversight post-Floyd, an Oakland nonprofit's analysis of deadly street drugs, BART's service restoration, challenges faced by Japantown businesses, a criminal investigation in a mansion, and a fatal police shooting in Santa Clara.

Gin Schaffer, Dr. Christina Wield, and Cathleen Pessolano join us to talk about the impact of pediatric cancer and how the Fairy Godmother Project (FGP) supports families facing unimaginable challenges. FGP helps meet the emotional, financial, and practical needs of families in crisis.   Learn about upcoming local programs and how you can support FGP’s Day of Giving on September 25th.   fairygodmotherproject.org

University of Jamestown Football Head Coach Brian Mistro discusses the Jimmies' entry into NCAA Division II & the NSIC and evaluates his 2025 team with i3G Media Jamestown Sports Director David Burrall.

4 Quincy candidates eliminated. New Squantum School. EV charging stations. Chapters (00:00:00) - City Council election results in Quincy(00:03:13) - Massachusetts rules on 'junk fees' take effect(00:06:20) - Judge: Massachusetts Treasurer Wrongfully Fired Cannabis Control Commission Chair Shannon O(00:08:21) - Business Update

TracklistOlli Aarni -  Dimension Scrolling Toxic Chicken - At Ease new sun kazuko - cloudscape Source  - Disk 1 - 2 amble - not all can cross the water Woodland Meditation -  Leaves Aglow in Dawn's Golden Light Picture Frames - 12:26pm (Piano, Accordion, Mellotron) Color Drift - Color Harbors (Hollie Kenniff & Goldmund) - Where the Light Falls blood pact scout -  to live slowly, without fear of its consequences

Explore the latest news in San Francisco and California, from a tragic incident involving a cat and bird flu tainted pet food, to innovative solutions like letting college students sleep in their cars, bringing communities together at events like San Francisco Chinatown's Night Out, celebrating historic achievements like the Valkyries securing a playoff spot, addressing tech giants facing legal challenges, and ongoing investigations by San Jose police.