CBS Radio’s all-News KCBS/San Francisco is gearing up to celebrate 100 years on the air. The station’s first broadcast, as “San Jose Calling,” was heard on June 11, 1909. The station later became KWQ ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) - Veteran journalist Jack Swanson has been named director of news and programming for KCBS All News Radio 740AM and 106.9FM. "Jack has a distinguished track record of leading ...

News happens all around us, and you, our viewers and listeners armed with a smartphone are often eyewitnesses to the most compelling stories, from weather damage, to a funny sign, from a crime in ...

Retired Bay Area radio reporter Mike Colgan was left paralyzed earlier this month after a fall near his Arizona home, according to a GoFundMe page launched by a former colleague at KCBS. Colgan was ...

KCBS morning news anchor Stan Bunger, whose familiar and reassuring voice has informed Northern California radio listeners for more than 40 years, announced on Tuesday that he is retiring. Related ...

KCBS(AM/FM) Director of News and Programming Ed Cavagnaro says he will retire in early April. “Thirty-seven years after I first arrived at KCBS as a foot-in-the-door promotion assistant, I’ve been ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Brendan Carr, pictured on Capitol Hill in 2020, has sent a formal letter of inquiry to KCBS Radio in San Francisco. (Jonathan ...

KCBS morning news anchor Stan Bunger, who has been a voice of calm on the radio across Northern California for more than 40 years, announced Tuesday he's retiring. Bunger's final day on the air is ...

Jack Swanson has joined KCBS as director of news and programming. You know Jack. He was at KGO in various leadership roles from 1979 to 2011, minus four years in Seattle in the early ’90s. KGO enjoyed ...

Former KCBS political reporter Barbara Taylor, once known as the dogged “dean of the press corps” at San Francisco City Hall, has died. Taylor died Monday from ongoing complications she suffered ...

Former KCBS radio traffic reporter Sheryl Raines has filed a lawsuit against the station, complaining that she was fired in retaliation for repeatedly reporting to management that a male employee was ...