March Madness Means Money
San Jose's economy stands to gain from the basketball matchups going down at HP Pavilion. Reporter Mike Colgan has this KCBS Cover Story. (3/18; 1:33)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Sharon Chin profiles Diane Solinger, executive director of the Entrepreneurs Foundation, who helps businesses develop charitable volunteer programs. (3/17; 2:07)
It's Getting Lighter, Later
KCBS' Mike Sugerman sets his clock back during his travels, About the Bay. (3/15; 2:01)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Kate Kelly profiles Paiman Komeily who started the Able People Foundation, which helps disabled people find the right equipment to lead an independent lifestyle. (3/10; 1:54)
SF's Powerful Theater
Some women are performing for the first time, and KCBS' Doug Sovern reports in this Cover Story that they had a lot more to conquer than simple stage fright. (3/9; 1:55)
Time to Put the Brakes on Critical Mass?
SFPD contemplates a crackdown, and KCBS' Mike Sugerman found out during his travels About the Bay that some bike riders say the event's time may have passed. (3/8; 2:09)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Sharon Chin profiles Dr. Keith Fraker who supplies furniture and clothes to low-income families in East San Jose. (3/3; 1:37)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Kate Kelly profiles Alex McElree who helps veterans find resources in Oakland. (2/24; 1:52)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Sharon Chin profiles George Conlow, president of Share Food Pantry, who works tirelessly to help feed the hungry in the East Bay. (2/17; 1:39)
EDD Phones an Annoyance
California is spending million on a phone system that's driving people crazy. If you're unemployed, you probably already know what KCBS reporter Doug Sovern is talking about in this KCBS Cover Story. (2/17; 1:54)
Battle Over Synthetic Turf
KCBS' Mike Sugerman goes About the Bay to ponder what Golden Gate Park is supposed to look like. (2/16; 2:05)
Jefferson Awards
CBS 5 and KCBS reporter Kate Kelly profiles Gina Fromer, executive director of the Bayview YMCA, whose mission is “to build strong kids, strong families and strong communities.” (2/10; 1:45)
The best news and feature stories from KCBS reporters, five-time winners of the national Edward R. Murrow Award for Overall Excellence, from the Radio and TV News Directors Association.
U.C. Berkeley Professor of Political Science and Director of the Institute of Governmental Studies, Jack Citrin discusses the ups and downs of health reform. (3/20; 4:41)
Professor at the Georgetown Univeristy Public Policy Institute and chief of Claris Research, Dr. Ron Faucheux weighs in on the health reform debate. (3/20; 3:09)
East Bay Democratic Congresswoman and chairwoman of the Congresional Black Caucus, Barbara Lee discusses the developments on the Health Care Reform bill in Washington. (3/20; 6:55)
CBS News correspondent Sabin Castelfranco discusses Pope Benedict's letter blasting Irish bishops in their handling of alleged clerical sex abuse. (3/20; 5:23)
President Obama is urging lawmakers to resist pressure to weaken a financial reform bill that will be debated in a Senate committee on Monday. (3/20; 5:46)
The best news and feature stories from KCBS reporters, five-time winners of the national Edward R. Murrow Award for Overall Excellence, from the Radio and TV News Directors Association.
