An accident involving a self-driving Waymo vehicle that killed a dog has added to tensions around the increasing number of robotaxis in San Francisco, efforts are underway to add another painted rainbow to an iconic tunnel, and the Nevada legislature is meeting in a special session today to decide on a deal to build a stadium for the A's. Get these stories and more in this afternoon's edition of the KCBS All Local podcast.

This morning on KCBS, an Air India flight was diverted to Russia, due to technical problems, but the US State Department has remained tight lipped about any other details. 

Also, at SFO, frustrated pilots speak out about crowded runways, in the wake of multiple aborted landing incidents and an FAA investigation. 

California's weird weather continues this week, as other areas of the country experience smoke and heat, the Bay Area stays cool. 

All this and more Bay Area stories on the KCBS All Local, hosted by Margie Shafer. 

The Administration of Florida governor, Ron DeSantis has admitted to orchestrating two flights that brought migrants from Texas to the doorsteps of California's capital. Santa Rosa Police and City schools administrators are investigating a potential hate crimes targeting teachers and administrators at a middle school. The Bay Area is becoming a hotspot for people having harmful interactions with marine mammals on the beach.

The district attorney of Santa Clara County says he believes the man accused of going on a random killing spree in San Jose and Milpitas WILL spend the rest of his life in prison. A city in the East Bay now has all the water it can drink, and the drive between Fairfield and Benicia is taking a little longer. 

For all this and more, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart and Pat Thurston guide you through this afternoons edition of the KCBS All Local Podcast.

This morning on KCBS Radio, reporter Holly Quan gives us an update on the latest snag in the Oakland A's planned move to Las Vegas, and how fans have reacted to ownership's decision making. 

Also on KCBS, Governor Newsom's reaction to DeSantis' migrant relocation and his political games at the expense of other's lives. 

KCBS Reporter Keith Menconi reports on how Santa Clara plans to fight the opioid crisis using funds won in a recent drug lawsuit.

All this and more Bay Area news on the KCBS All Local, hosted by Matt Bigler and Margie Shafer. 

Time is running out for the Nevada Legislature to clear a path for the Oakland A's to move to Las Vegas, a storm system could bring wet weather and even lightning to the Bay Area, and an innovative inflatable rubber dam is being installed along the Russian River beginning today. Get these stories and more in this morning's edition of the KCBS Radio All Local podcast.

This afternoon, Alisa Clancy walks you through today's news. A sea of people dressed in bright orange rallied and marched across the Golden Gate Bridge this morning demanding action for common sense gun laws. It’s been called the unofficial start for summer in San Francisco and thousands turned out for the weekend long Union Street Festival.

Summer is here and the road is calling. With COVID restrictions mainly in the rear-view for most travelers, people are filled with wanderlust.  New research from Visitors Coverage, suggests that 88% of travelers are more inclined to travel this summer than they were in 2022. For more, our KCBS anchor spoke with Arati Menon, Condé Nast Traveler's Global Digital Director.

This morning, Pat Thurston is at the mic with today's news. Mayor Breed’s newest budget plan for the city gives the San Francisco Police a nine percent increase. Right now 22 states and the District of Columbia offer their residents the ability to select a gender neutral marker on government issues ID's. A new documentary is in the works profiling the man who hit more home runs than anyone in baseball.

Today, more than 2,000 individuals set off from Cow Palace on a 7-day, 545-mile bike expedition to Los Angeles. The event, called AIDS/LifeCycle, has the dual purpose of increasing awareness about the ongoing HIV epidemic and generating funds to support essential services such as HIV testing, medical care, prevention programs, and harm reduction initiatives. For more, our KCBS Anchor spoke with Dr. Tyler TerMeer, CEO of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation.

This afternoon, Pat Thurston is at the mic. States around the country, including California, have introduced bills to address the fentanyl crisis. Because of the pandemic and the drought, the cost of a hamburger or steak dinner is on the rise. The increasing cost of beef and the touted benefits of a "meatless Monday" could give way to the rise of subset of synthetic protein products... lab-grown meat, also known as cultured meat. But what exactly is "synthetic meat? For more, our KCBS Anchor spoke with Dr. Cate Shanahan - Board Certified Family Medicine MD, Author of "Deep Nutrition - Why Your Genes Need Traditional Food" and former genetic engineer. 

This morning, Dan Mitchinson walks us through today's news. In a late announcement yesterday, San Francisco intends to address the drug epidemic by combining efforts with multiple departments and state and federal partners at one site. Catalytic converters are an easy target for thieves hoping to score a few hundred dollars per converter. But, San Francisco Police have a plan to make thieves think twice before they steal them.   

Hundreds of people will take part this weekend in the annual Stop Gun Violence Golden Gate Bridge Walk. Many of those people will be wearing backpacks, revealing the number of gun deaths that happen every day in the U.S. To talk more about this, our anchor spoke with Lisa Dell Anno, who's taking part in this walk.

Police are offering up more details about the suspect accused of a deadly and violent spree in the South Bay. San Francisco officials are asking the state to hold off approving wider robotaxi deployments.

San Francisco officially kicked off Pride Month with the flag raising at City Hall. San Francisco business leaders are hoping the city will start to cut through the red tape to convert unused office buildings into desperately needed housing.  

For all this and more, KCBS Radio's Megan Goldsby guides you through this afternoons edition of the KCBS All Local Podcast.