An investigation has revealed neither of the farms where the mass shooting took place in Half Moon Bay had permits for farmworker housing. Northern California got a decent drenching over the weekend, passing a major milestone for inches on rain.

Oakland community leaders continued their push to convince Mayor Sheng Thao to re-instate Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong, who has been on paid administrative leave since January 20th.

Margie Shafer and Eric Thomas are at the mic for this edition of the KCBS All Local.

KCBS Radio news anchor Kris Ankarlo talks us through this misty morning.

San Francisco's Lunar New Year parade was a hit as reporter David Welch explains, with a record number of parade participants. Megan Goldsby explains how current ambitious climate goals might not be reached by their target dates, according to an AI estimation. Always forgetting your keys? Well Cathy Whitman says an expert doesn't think you should worry about minor memory loss. Kris Ankarlo learns more about Elon Musk's impact on Twitter from a cybersecurity and engineering.

This afternoon Kris Ankarlo speaks to the San Jose Police Department about their officer recovering from a bullet wound. Then David Welch covers an opportunity for a free fruit tree in San Francisco. Megan Goldsby reports on a new development in Artificial Intelligence, detecting what content is Artificial Intelligence. The closure of a beloved Mission pizzeria means new changes for its owners. Finally, Liz Saint John chats to Jim Steyer about regulating social media in order to protect children from harmful content in regards to the legislation proposed by Nancy Skinner. 

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This morning, we start off at the Lunar New Year Parade with Jim Taylor as he walks the route for the first time since the pandemic. Alice Wertz reports that a school might close in Alameda after low numbers for enrollment. Keith Menconi previews our in depth program on Oakland Police Departments federal oversight extension and its current standing in the reform process. Jennifer Hodges speaks with Walter Kitundu - the creator of the new California Academy of Science installation that brings visitors to the heart of Tanzania.

Listen to this afternoon's All Local to get your share of Bay Area news. 

There are multiple celebrations in the Bay, San Francisco's China Town prepares for their iconic Lunar New Year parade and Mayor London Breed rang in Black History Month celebration at the City Hall. Oakland Police Department is also celebrating its graduating class and they hope to bring the community together with their service. On the other hand city leaders in San Jose try to address community reports that SJPD has lengthy response times.

For all this and more, listen to All Local to hear what is happening around the Bay Area.

The last remaining residents of a sprawling homeless encampment under I-880 in Oakland are set to be evicted today, police are looking for a man who opened fire inside a synagogue in San Francisco's Richmond District, and a state senator from the Bay Area is introducing a bill to hold social media companies accountable for content that is harmful to young people.

Get these stories and more in this morning's edition of the KCBS All Local.

This afternoon, Brett Burkhart and Patti Reising host Alice Wertz as she talks about growing demand to address San Francisco's drug problem. Nancy Pelosi endorses Adam Schiff in the race for Feinstein's seat, if Senator Feinstein is not running. Sonoma launches  an initiative to help its low income residents recover from the storms. The Oakland Coliseum is one more step toward redevelopment and the SF Zoo celebrates Groundhog Day.

Listen to tomorrow's All Local to hear what is happening around the Bay Area.

PG&E is being ordered to face manslaughter charges related to a 2020 wildfire that killed four people in Shasta County. Meanwhile, if you feel like your energy bills are unusually high these days you're not alone. San Francisco is adding another building to its portfolio of permanent supportive housing. The town of Atherton adopted a plan this week to build nearly 350 new housing units to comply with state mandates, residents cry foul. All that and more, getting you up to date on a Thursday morning, from the KCBS All Local.

KCBS Radio anchors Margie Shafer and Eric Thomas are at the mic, with stories from Matt Bigler, Mike Dewald, David Welch & Holly Quan. 

California is again trying to pass stronger concealed carry permit rules, Santa Clara County has announced that all county-run COVID-19 vaccination and testing sites will be closed by the end of the month, and work continues to repair storm-damaged Capitola.

Get these local stories and more in this afternoon's edition of the KCBS All Local.

Lawmakers are taking another swing at regulating crypto markets in California. A young boy is recovering this morning after being attacked by a mountain lion in the hills of Half Moon Bay. As Silicon Valley companies continue to shed thousands of employees, some tech workers are fighting back. Bay Area transit agencies are celebrating a Billion dollar windfall from the state that should help push us towards the long awaited goal of being able to ring the Bay with rail. All that and more, getting you up to date on a Wednesday morning, from the KCBS All Local.

KCBS Radio anchors Margie Shafer and Eric Thomas are at the mic, with stories from Kris Ankarlo, Jennifer Hodges Matt Bigler, Holly Quan.