Call Me Maybe: Obama & Romney Style
Here's KCBS political reporter Doug Sovern's first parody song of Campaign 2012, using the #1 song of the summer to poke fun at some of the mudslinging on the campaign trail.
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Here's KCBS political reporter Doug Sovern's first parody song of Campaign 2012, using the #1 song of the summer to poke fun at some of the mudslinging on the campaign trail.
The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, the largest ocean refuge in the continental United States, may be expanded to include the waters west of the Golden Gate Bridge.
The state Senate has approved a bill that would allow nurses to dispense birth control, making it easier for women to get contraceptives at primary care clinics.
Three Central California congressmen cited the region's high unemployment Thursday while asking the federal government to reopen a slaughterhouse at the center of a cruelty and food safety investigation.
A new poll from the University of Southern California finds voters prefer Proposition 30, Governor Brown's proposed tax increase over Prop 38, the competing measure by Molly Munger.
Thousands of undocumented immigrants eligible to receive California driver's licenses under the president's deferred action program are being told the process could take several months.
The five-member Benefit Exchange Board is making key decisions in Sacramento to lay the groundwork for who qualifies for affordable health care coverage and how they can access those plans.
A San Francisco artist has created portraits of presumptive presidential nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama out of beef jerky as part of a promotional campaign for a snack-maker.
California would ban the use of dogs to hunt bears and bobcats under a bill approved by the State Assembly.
Gov. Jerry Brown visited a middle school in San Francisco's Noe Valley neighborhood today as part of a campaign to push for the passage of his statewide tax measure on the November ballot.
The California State Auditor has released a new report showing San Jose officials likely overstated future pension costs by millions of dollars, with the higher figures used in the lead-up to June's controversial pension reform measure.
KCBS, CBS 5 and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier looks at the push by a local legislator to eliminate the carpool lane on Interstate 80.
A pair of Bay Area artists have found use for some of the millions of unused glass tubes from bankrupt Fremont solar power firm Solyndra.
Playgrounds at fast-food restaurants will have to meet strict cleaning standards if a bill approved by the Senate becomes law.
According to the Marin Independent Journal, the Atlanta-based chain has purchased the Carl's Jr. site on Rowland Way in Novato this July, with plans to remodel and open as a Chick-fil-A sometime over the next two years.
