A Silicon Valley science organization is remembering one its leaders who was on board the Titanic-bound submersible with his teenage son, a new affordable housing development aims to combat a trend of rising rents and displaced residents in the Mission, and Mayor London Breed is suggesting an out-of-the-box idea to replace Westfield Mall. Get these stories and more in the morning's edition of the KCBS All Local podcast.

Cinematographer who took part in 17 dives to the Titanic wreck believes the the crew aboard the Titan likely would not have survived the journey even if the craft remained intact. A dozen known-gang-members  were arrested over the last month in San Jose, a handful of them are still children. San Francisco police shot and killed a man believed to have assaulted an elderly couple early this morning in the Richmond.

Wait times for emergency room visits in California are getting longer, that’s according to a new study just released by researchers at UCSF. PG&E is showcasing some tech designed to minimize the sparking of a wildfire. Expensive metal barriers designed to deter crime and prostitution on a notorious San Francisco street have recently been destroyed.

For all this and more, Bret Burkhart and Patti Reising guide you through this afternoons edition of the KCBS All Local Podcast.

This morning, Eric Thomas and Nikki Medoro are at the mic. A beloved former deli in San Francisco's Mission District is in shambles this morning, after a police car crashed into the storefront. BART Directors today will consider a proposal that would boost the number of police officers on trains. School districts in California can now apply for funding to buy electric school buses to transport their students. The Bay Area is building the protein of the future. 

In their annual emergency savings report, Bankrate.com studied the emergency funds of Americans, and found that most are not prepared for unexpected financial burdens. For more on this, we're joined on the KCBS Ring Central Newsline by BankRate Chief Financial Analyst, Greg Mcbride.

Listen to the All Local for your share of insightful, community news. 

Several hundred death row inmates at San Quentin State Prison were without running water for over four days after a water main break, the fix is finally in at San Francisco's leaning Millennium Tower, and San Francisco Mayor London Breed says she's going after the city's open-air drug markets next as part of her plan to fight the local fentanyl epidemic. Get these stories and more in this afternoon's edition of the KCBS All Local podcast.

Community groups in San Francisco’s Mission District held a healing gathering to call for an end to gun violence in the city. Fentanyl-related overdose deaths more than doubled in Santa Clara County during the month of May. 

Cooking with gas could pose a danger to an entire household. The high waters plunging from the Sierra are already creating a fatal hazard. It's about to bloom again: the nastiest smelling flower on the planet. 

For more on these Bay Area stories, KCBS Radio's Eric Thomas and Nikki Medoro guide you through this mornings edition of the KCBS All Local Podcast.

This afternoon, Brett Burkhart and Patti Reising are at the mic. President Biden is in the middle of a three day visit to the Bay Area. San Jose is changing the way it deals with blight. A new study highlights the key reasons why California's homeless population has exploded in the past decades and what can be done about it. Over one hundred RV dwellers living alongside a roadway near the Marin County Airport since the early days of the pandemic will soon begin receiving extensive support. The cofounder of Apple is selling a sprawling property in Carmel Valley to a nature Conservancy.

Discussions are reportedly taking place between China and Cuba to establish a Chinese military training facility in Cuba, causing concerns in Washington over the potential deployment of Chinese troops and the execution of security and intelligence operations approximately 100 miles away from Florida's coastline. For more, Brett and Patti spoke with Retired US Army Major and Military Analyst Mike Lyons. 

President Biden continues his visit to the Bay Area today with a discussion about artificial intelligence and two fundraisers in San Francisco and Marin County. It's a race against time to find a missing mini-submarine near the sunken remains of the Titanic. It's a race against time to find a missing mini-submarine near the sunken remains of the Titanic. 

For all this and more, Pat Thurston and Eric Thomas guide you through this mornings edition of the KCBS All Local Podcast.

This morning on the All Local, Margie Shafer is at the mic. Father's Day festivities along San Francisco's waterfront were shattered last night as a rolling gun battle broke out between two vehicles, leaving at least six people injured. When construction for Bart to downtown San Jose gets going next year it’s expected to be a big disruption for local businesses. The latest report-card on California’s economic health is mostly good. While the latest unemployment numbers are higher than other states, job growth across several sectors is showing strong gains.

President Biden will be in the Bay Area today. Biden is expected to address climate change issues.. and step up his re-election efforts as well. And for more on this, our host Margie Shafer spoke with David Mccuan, Chair and Professor of the Political Science Department at Sonoma State University.

Listen to the All Local for your share of insightful, community news. 

KCBS Radio news anchor Pat Thurston is on the mic.

Jeffrey Scaub lets us know how admission was free today for any of the 73 East Bay Regional Parks in honor of Juneteenth. Jennifer Hodges says the Juneteenth celebrations continue in Santa Cruz with a paddle out to bring the Black surfing community together. Liz Saint John brings us advice from a psychologist on how to stay positive after being ghosted by a friend.

KCBS Radio news anchor Liz Saint John is on the mic on this bright Father's Day.

Mike Dewald updates us on the renovation plans of San Francisco's Castro theater, as a debate over what to do with the original chairs poses a delay. Megan Goldsby shares how Marin County is seeing an uptick in new firefighters while other areas are still struggling with retention. The new "At Home" project plan to tackle homelessness might make it onto the next state budget.

David Welch finds out about how Heal the Bay ranks San Mateo County beaches on its State Beach Report Card. According to a recent study out of Stanford, many textbooks feature insufficient content about climate change, as Megan Goldsby shares.