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Good News Sues for Fright and IckynessMore >>
A Staten Island teenager fell into a manhole while texting on her phone, suffering "a fright and scrapes" from the 4-5 foot drop. She and her family plan to sue the city-- they don't know what for, exactly, but they'll figure something out. (7/13)
Good News: Tips For Your 4thMore >>
Today's edition of Good News is full of tips for having a safe and spectacular Fourth of July. Your pets don't like fireworks as much as you do; how should you keep them calm? Also, we talk about new rules for the waterways, the closure of a popular beach party spot and which Bay Area cities allow "Safe n' Sane" fireworks. Get the details with KGO.
Good News Sees Allstars Among UsMore >>
Major Leage Baseball's "Allstars Among Us" program recognizing outstanding community service and outreach programs has chosen to award local do-gooder Duane Silverstein and his Seacology project. What is Seacology and why was Duane chosen? Find out here, in today's Good News. (6/30)
Local Station Makes Good: KGO Wins Big!More >>
The Associated Press Television and Radio Association has honored KGO's journalists with several prestigious Mark Twain awards, and the station has also received a National Edward R. Murrow award for Breaking News Coverage!
Good News Gives You Some PrivacyMore >>
In today's edition of Good News, KGO Reporter Jenna Lane tells us about Facebook bolstering security by letting users decide who gets to see which of their posts. The new measures are currently in beta. (6/25)
Good News Strolls Like a Sea LionMore >>
Today's Good News wraps up yesterday's story about a baby sea lion waddling around on the Nimitz, and puts a big bow on it. (6/23)
Good News Could Cost You MillionsMore >>
The Monday mayhem edition! Lots of Good News today: rubber duckies, lunch with Warren Buffet, a multi-generational skydive and a 100,000 toothpick sculpture. One of those is bound to pique your interest. (6/22)
Good News Leverages its ConnectionsMore >>
When looking to do business, how can you "leverage" your contacts on social networking sites without annoying your friends? Can you use a Twitter feed for both promotional and social purposes? Yes, you can. On the Liveline is Kendra Ramirez, who teaches businesses how to use networking sites to boost their bottom line; Kendra gives Ed and Jen the Good News. (6/19)
Good News Can Clicker-Train YouMore >>
On the KGO Liveline is Karen Prior, author of "Reaching the Animal Mind." She advocates clicker-training, which reinforces good behavior rather than punishing poor behavior in animals. How young is too young? Can you teach an old dog new tricks? Karen talks with animal lovers Jennifer Jones and Ed Baxter. (6/17)
Good News Has Healthy KidsMore >>
Breaking into the everyday doom and gloom, Good News finds the sunny spots. Children are getting healthier! Mothers get better prenatal care, food quality is higher, crib deaths are down-- what factor leads the change, technology or education? We have Dr. David Mooney from Children's Hospital Boston on the Liveline. (6/16)
Good News Has A Cat, A Jedi and a ClownMore >>
Quite a smattering of Good News for your Monday! Run to an animal shelter-- a key to heart health may be furry. George Lucas is honored in Chicago with the Gene Siskel Film Visionary award for his innovation in movies. And feel like running away to join the circus? We'll tell you how. (6/15)
Good News Wants a Note from the PresidentMore >>
"Please excuse Kennedy's absence, she's with me. Signed, Barack Obama." A young girl skipped her last day of school to attend President Obama's townhall meeting on healthcare-- imagine the look on her teacher's face reading that! Hear about the note, another lottery epic win, and a car show to raise money for Sarah Cantu's family. (6/12)
Good News Doesn't Have Morning SicknessMore >>
Students in Alexandria, Virginia raised $56k for 22 solar panels for their school. Also, a new anti-nausea medication is safe for use by pregnant women. That's Good News for moms-to-be, and anyone who has ever been around a pregnant woman. (6/11)
Good News Loves LemursMore >>
Four rare Red Ruffed Lemurs were born at San Jose's Happy Hollow Park and Zoo! All are doing well, chatty and healthy and noisy. Also, we have some Good News from the Shriner's Hospital for Children. And because Ed can't let go, more news from American Idol. (6/9)
Good News and Winebrawl '09More >>
KGO's Katy Lever tells Good News about a 3-day East Bay police dog training camp that's drawing participants from all over the globe. Also, marketing itself as a tight-times alternative-- Spam! Spamaroni! Spam Lettuce Wraps! We also learn a dark secret about KGO's First Foodie Gene Burns. And did Team Jen stomp the heck out of Team Ed at the Walnut Creek Arts and Wine Festival? Winebrawl '09 starts here. (6/8)
Good News is a Star-Studded ExtravaganzaMore >>
A Sacramento student got a perfect score on her SAT test! And does TV really need another awards show? The Game Show Network says yes. Shocking. What is a piglet doing at a local animal shelter? Find out about all these and why Jennifer Jones is bribing people, here in Good News. (5/6)
Good News Goes CampingMore >>
If you think it's too late to book a campsite in Yosemite National Park for this summer, KGO's Rob Artigo reports it's all about knowing when to go. (6/3/09)
Good News is For the BirdsMore >>
The first of Clara the Falcon's chicks has taken a successful flight around San Jose's City Hall! In other Good News, free entry to Yosemite National Park on dates during the summer to encourage folks to tackle the great outdoors, a ramped-up e-waste recycling program in Santa Clara, and the location of Madonna's last performance on her Sticky and Sweet World Tour. Mazel Tov! (6/2)
Good News Rides BikesMore >>
Today's Good News brings you a story of the world's most successful AIDS fundraiser and Pixar's new tearjerker complete with a dog junta and a snipe that likes chocolate. It's a three-hankie special. (6/1)
Good News is All About the KidsMore >>
Lots of good news in the Children's department: Young girl saves a life, local girl makes good in Scripps Spelling Bee and a new baseball field for kids in Daly City funded by the SF Giants' community program. (5/28)
Good News Learns to SpellMore >>
The Bay Area has representation in the Scripps National Spelling Bee! A 13-year-old San Jose middle school student, Ramya Auroprem, is just a few rounds away from winning. Also, Good News brings you the American Idol voting scandal and a different gender of prom queen. (5/28)
Good News Jumps the SharkMore >>
The San Francisco Aquarium of the Bay celebrates the births of four rare angel sharks or Squatina Californica; unfortunately they'll be just about too small to see for two more years. Also, two stories of some whip-smart kids-- a summer reading program and an investment experiment. (5/28)
Good News Howls at the MoonMore >>
Good News brings you a story from KGO's Rob Artigo, of an organization that'll pay you for howling at the moon. Downside? You have to stay put if you get a response. Yeah, like one from a wolf. Katy Lever tells us about "Worth A Dam," a Martinez-based pro-beaver group. (5/26)
Good News: Fresh Fruit!More >>
In today's Good News segment, we speak with Watonsonville High School senior Xiomara Martinez, one of the student organizers involved in the Jovenes Sanos obesity prevention program. Every Thursday, students run a fresh fruit stand on campus so teens have access to healthy, affordable meal choices. (5/22)
Good News: A Fairly Reliable SourceMore >>
Yes! Idol is over and now Ed Baxter can stop talking about it-- we're all quite excited. The other half of today's Good News is a ride on the Apple Rumor-go-Round; Jennifer Jones has scuttlebutt about the new iPhone from "a fairly reliable source." (5/21)
Good News: Reality Junkie DetoxMore >>
Good news for people who know people who are obsessed with Dancing With the Stars-- the season is over and Shawn Johnson the victor. And for people who know people who are obsessed with American Idol? That ends tonight. Also, KGO's Rob Artigo brings us a story of a new historic landmark in San Jose. (5/20)
Good News: Two Paws Up for SFMore >>
Who let the dogs out? Apparently a lot of people can in San Francisco-- the City gets the "Top Woof" from DogFriendly for having the most off-leash beaches, parks and pooch-friendly establishments. Also, don't make fun of comic book nerds; One man's childhood graphic novel collection could fetch him $500k. (5/19)
Good News: Days of Wine and KidneysMore >>
Today, staff at Children's Hospital in Texas have been tweeting progress during a kidney transplant. Meant to update friends and family, @ChildrensTheOne has nearly 2,000 followers and climbing. Also, Good News from wine country? Find out more with KGO's Katy Lever. (5/18)
Good News: Hurricane BabiesMore >>
Nine months after Hurricane Ike ... a baby boom. A local OB/GYN says, "There's only so much you can do when there's no TV, no stores open, no place to go." She's expecting. Find out about that and the rainwater harvesting program that Santa Rosa is rolling out in today's Good News. (5/13)
Good News: Germaphobes Rejoice!More >>
Ahoy clean freaks! KGO's Chris Brecher brings us a story about a nascent colorless, odorless germ-killer that can be added to just about anything-- plastic, latex, paint, you name it. In non-germ Good News, hear about what rapper Eminem and host Jimmy Kimmel are doing for laid-off Detroit auto workers. (5/12)
Good News: Saving Strokes, Tip A CopMore >>
A University of Chicago study showed stroke survivors regain some balance and dexterity using golf techniques. KGO's Katy Lever brings us this Good News story about the Saving Strokes program taking place in SF on Friday. Also, the Petaluma Police will be bussing tables in uniform; find out more about their annual "Tip A Cop" fundraiser in today's Good News. (5/11)
Good News: Grab Bag FridayMore >>
We have a veritable grab bag of Good News for you this Friday: Bike to Work Week, a smattering of Mother's Day stories, a lawsuit over Norman the Nutria and free beer in Fargo, North Dakota. (5/8)
Good News: Gastronomical EditionMore >>
KGO's John Bristow brings us a preview of a tropical edible plant exhibition at Golden Gate Park's Conservatory of Flowers, and we get some awesome facts about coffee-- apparently you can use it to bend people to your will. (5/7)
Good News: Cash and JewelMore >>
KGO's John Bristow spins the saga of the winning Marin lottery ticket, packing a lot of good news into one story, and Ed Baxter tells us about Jewel's partnership with Fisher-Price for a soothing lullaby album.
Good News: Happy CampersMore >>
In today's Good News, we have Presidential scholar honors bestowed on two exceptional Bay Area students and, "good people doing good things for good people," as Ed Baxter put it. More specifically, we hear from the Taylor Family Foundation, which hosts Camp Arroyo. The foundation gives disabled children the full "camp experience" that every kid should have-- we learn about their Coins for Campers drive. Check out their camperships. (5/5)
Good News: Songs, UCSF, Soda SecretsMore >>
This installment of Good News includes a free CD for Coldplay concert attendees, another advance in cancer research at UCSF, and someone who thinks he found the secret recipe for Dr. Pepper in a dusty ledger. (5/4)
Good News: Testing and TiresMore >>
In today's Good News, John Bristow tells us about a marrow-testing drive in Vallejo-- open to the public, and there are no needles involved. See if you have what it takes to save a life. And have you ever heard of a Tire Rodeo? They exist. Meet the third fastest tire changer in the country. (5/1)
Good News: Cup O' Joe for a JoeMore >>
In an effort to connect people here at home with soldiers abroad, Green Beans Coffee has a "Cup O' Joe for a Joe" program, where people can buy a soldier a cup of coffee and include a note to them as well-- and they write back. It'll be delivered by Green Beans Coffee, established in all our combat zones. Send a cup here. Ed and Jen talk to the man behind the campaign, Clay Lingo. (4/30)
Good News: Dining Out for LifeMore >>
In this installment of Good News, KGO's Ed and Jen talk with Nicole Kohleriter. Nicole is with The Health Trust, which is organizing a nationwide event called "Dining Out For Life." Taking place in over 150 restaurants in the Silicon Valley Area on Thursday, all you have to do is eat! Participating restaurants will donate 25% of food costs to The Health Trust AIDS services nonprofit. (4/29)
Good News: Escape to SF, Bark WOOSHMore >>
In today's installment of Good News, we have a new campaign by the San Francisco Convention and Visitors Bureau driven just through social networking sites (you could win stuff if you participate), and the story of a pooch that was just blown away. A mile away. By a 70mph gust of wind. Listen to hear the happy ending. (4/28)
Good News: SF Baby, SF SwayMore >>
San Francisco's First Couple can put away that noncommittal yellow nursery paint and opt for something a little pinker. They're expecting a baby girl and yes, she is a Democrat. Also, do you know how to do the San Francisco Sway? KGO's Katy Lever breaks it down for us in honor of National Dance Week. (4/27)
Good News: Conga Line at Union SquareMore >>
Hot Pink Feathers, a dance troupe in San Francisco, will kick off Bay Area National Dance Week in Union Square at noon Friday with an all-inclusive conga line. KGO's Jen and Bret talk with Kellita Maloof, the reigning queen of Carnival San Francisco, coming up on May 24th. "If you've always wanted to try performance dance and need a little push-- this is it!" she says. (4/24)
Good News: The YouTwitterMyFace SagaMore >>
"What are you saying, that the idea-stealers are good people?" asks Ed Baxter? Listen to how Stan (The Traffic Man) Burford's amusing offhand comment yesterday turned into something weird, and then into today's Good News. (4/23)
Good News: San Jose FalconCamMore >>
Pass out the birdseed cigars! San Jose celebrity falcon Clara, nested high on a ledge at City Hall, has hatched three of her four eggs. You can take a look at mamabird and her chicks here on the UC Santa Cruz FalconCam. (4/22)
Good News: Smorgasbord EditionMore >>
Here we go: New Dan Brown novel slated for September, Prince Charles' book about the balance between man and nature due next year, new Disney film in honor of Earth Day has already sold over 500k advance tickets, PETA is pecking away at NASCAR fans for trying to set a KFC-sponsored 'Chicken Dance' record at Talledega, and then Jen tries to work Ed through his reality tv addiction. Whew. (4/21)
Good News: Dr. Pepper at the AltarMore >>
In Monday's installment of Good News, we have the story of a woman who needed wedding money-- so she auctioned off a spot in her wedding party on eBay. The winning bidder? Dr. Pepper, to the tune of $10k. KGO's Ed and Jen get to talk to one of the bridesmaids.(4/20)
Best of KGO: Goldman WinnersMore >>
In the second part of our look at the Goldman Environmental Prize, KGO's Bret Burkhart profiles a few of the 133 people from 75 countries who have received the $150k prize. The Goldman Environmental Awards, the world's most prestigious grassroots environmental prize, will be celebrating 20 years of honors in San Francisco next week (4/17)
Goldman Environmental AwardsMore >>
Before it became trendy to be environmentally conscious, the Goldman Environmental Prize was born, honoring ordinary people doing extraordinary work to save the planet. Listen to this profile by KGO's Bret Burkhart about this prize, intended to "celebrate a type of hero that usually goes unrecognized." (4/16)
Good News: Trapeze and VelocipedeMore >>
Part of this installment of Good News comes to us from the high wire-- A San Francisco program aims on building the trust and self esteem of blind and deaf teenagers by training them in trapeze arts. Also, the US Bicycling Hall of Fame will be moving from New Jersey to Davis, CA!
Good News: Museums Gratis, Amused HostsMore >>
Today in Good News, we have San Jose museums offering free days, for parents looking to entertain their children on a budget, San Jose high schoolers taking to the streets for their schools, and Ed and Jen get a good laugh about some tweaked job titles. Stay-at-home moms and dads? Consider yourselves "Domestic Technicians."
Good News: Riches and RisksMore >>
Today's Good News features a college student who picked up a lottery ticket on a lark and is now a millionaire 35 times over, and Stanford MBAs who see the current economic downturn as a golden opportunity for risk-taking.
Good News: Old Folks and Much Older FolksMore >>
In this installment of Good News, we have a story about how the concept of "retirement" may be defunct as many older women choose to work, and about one woman who has reached 115 years of age. "She told me she owes her longevity to the Lord; she never did drink, she never did smoke and she never did fool around," says her physician. Sounds ... fun.
Good News: Cure-A-Thon; Celebs MarryMore >>
In this installment of Good News, we'll hear highlight clips of the Cure-A-Thon from KGO's Katy Lever, and Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen get married ... Again!
Good News: Bikes and BarbiesMore >>
The San Francisco Bike Coalition will be in Golden Gate Park tomorrow running one of its most popular programs, "Freedom From Training Wheels" helping kids on the verge of two-wheel locomotion fly free without the training wheels. Also, a new plastic fantastic Kentucky Derby Barbie! No riding crop, though.
Good News: First Jobs for YouthMore >>
Part of today's Good News is brought to us by KGO's sports director Rich Walcoff who tells us about Juma Ventures, whose program "provides the foundation for youth to transcend challenging circumstances" by getting them jobs, preparing them for college, teaching them money management skills and encouraging them to be role models in their communities. Also, an 11-year-old Elk Grove boy is being honored by AAA as "Patroller of the Year" for helping keep students safe in traffic zones.
Good News: Call From Ms. Ana Conda?More >>
Today in Good News we have prank calls from animals (looking at you, Mr Alber Tross), stim funds make it to Silicon Valley and Oakland's "7:14 Crusade" peace vigil.
Good News: Triumph Over CancerMore >>
At age 20, Terry Healey had it all-- then found out that what he thought was a pimple was a rare form of cancer. "It turned out to be very disfiguring," he says, and 30 surgeries later his face couldn't be returned to the way it was. As a survivor and now a motivational speaker, he shares his message with Ed on the Liveline.
Good News: Parking Tix and Bovine BallsMore >>
Stay one step ahead of the "metermaids and parking dudes," with a list, released by the municipal transportation agency, of where highest concentration of parking tickets in the City are written, and Oakdale's Annual Rotary Club Fry, serving up a dish some may call ... nuts.
Good News: The Case of the Stolen MeteoriteMore >>
Today's Good News comes to us from deep space via Arizona. Wisconsin resident Tom Lynch discovered that a hunk of metal he bought at a garage sale turned out to be a famous meterorite stolen from an Arizona museum 40 years ago.
Good News: Smorgasbord EditionMore >>
A smattering of good news today: An exhibit honoring Santa Clara's military women, a demonstration garden at the California capital, a brain surgeon who worked through his own heart attack, a Thai fireman who dressed up as Spiderman to save an autistic boy and Claude the albino crocodile returns!
Good News: Airship EurekaMore >>
KGO's Morning Show took flight this morning, broadcasting from Airship Ventures' "Eureka" craft. Jennifer Jones reflects on the AM's events with her companions, and even tries to recruit one of them.
Good News: Tesla and GarthMore >>
In today's installment of Good News, we hear about Tesla Motors' new all-electric $50k sedan, and Garth Brooks' $500k donation to build a children's health center in Rwanda.
Good News: Waitress Gets a $2k TipMore >>
Today's Good News comes to us from Redding, CA. A 24-year-old waitress and college student got $2,100 in tips from one oatmeal-ordering patron over three days who just felt she "deserved it." She doesn't know why and she hasn't heard from him since; she shared it with her co-workers.
Good News: US Cars and AcDec KidsMore >>
Today in Good News, Neal Oddes, Director of Project Reasearch and Analysis for J.D. Power says that Buick has tied for the top spot in "Reliability," sharing the posision with Jaguar. Mercury is in the Top 5 as well. Also, KGO's Scott Lettieri tells us about the students of Accalanes High School who won the state's division 3 Academic Decathalon; despite the state's educational troubles, consistantly California wins the national decathalon as well.
Good News: The Lemon LadyMore >>
In this installment of Good News, KGO's Bret Burkhart tells us about Anna Chan, who gathered fruit from neighborhood trees that would've otherwise ended up in the green bin, and took it to very grateful food banks around the Bay Area. You might say her plan came to fruition!
Good News: Tax Help from the IRSMore >>
KGO's Chris Brecher brings us today's Good News: in light of widespread financial hardship, the IRS is developing several programs to help people manage their tax debt.
KGO Named Station of the Year More >>
At an industry conference in Southern California, KGO Radio was named "Station of the Year" for 2008, for excellence in broadcasting. In this audio clip, Ed and Jen chat with "The Boss," President and General Manager of KGO, Mickey Luckoff.
Liveline: John Cardinale, Infineon RacewayMore >>
When a storage shack used by the North Vallejo Little League was vandalized and their equipment and uniforms ruined, they thought they'd be forced to throw in the towel-- but donations from the people at Infineon Raceway and the Oakland A's organization have saved the season! Ed and Jen talk with John Cardinale of Infineon about the story that "broke all of our hearts."
Good News: Free Disney Stay, "Twitterview"More >>
Walt Disney World's Swan and Dolphin resort is offering one free night to patrons who book a three-day stay over their birthday-- this is atop the existing offer of a free park ticket to birthday boys and girls of any age. John McCain and George Stephanopoulos are going to have a "Twitterview." The 15-minute tweet-off will be at noon EST on Tuesday.
Good News: Engineering is Exciting!More >>
Dennis Jenks is a mentor and engineering professor with the First Robotics Competition. He aims to bring the excitement of sports events to engineering, pairing students with engineers to build robots. Worldwide, 195,000 students will participate in robotics competitions; the goal is to celebrate math, science and technology.
Good News: From Oakland to ObamaMore >>
Van Jones of Oakland is set to begin working for the Obama Administration on Monday as a special adviser for green jobs, enterprise and innovation for the White House Council on Environmental Quality.
Good News: Sunshine and SurgeryMore >>
The city of Berkeley must be "walking on sunshine" after being accepting an award for installing the most solar systems per 1000 citizens of any city in the Bay Area; the contest sponsored by Nor Cal Solar. Also, a 7-year old girl underwent a 23-hour surgery last month to remove a baseball-sized tumor in her abdomen. The pancreas, spleen, small and large intestines and liver were removed and chiled in this high-risk operation to excise the life-threatening growth. She'll be released from the hospital today!
Good News: Keep the Prom Dream AliveMore >>
In a year where a pricy prom dress isn't financially feasible for many high school girls and their families, Councilman Tony Madrigal of Santa Cruz aims to keep the prom dream alive by asking that folks donate their gently-worn formalwear. Dresses can be dropped off at Classic Cleaners in Santa Cruz and Capitola from now until the end of April.
Good News: Barristers to Blood BrothersMore >>
After battling head-to-head in court for years, an East Texas lawyer donates a kidney to his rival.
Good News: A Streetcar Named RecoveryMore >>
KGO's RJ Perumon tells us about communities of faith banding together to support citizens mired in financial crises, and about a bus called the "Recovery Express."
Good News! "You Win a House!"
Good News! A Danville Couple won a two million dollar dream house raffle just days after the husband was laid off from his job. Bret Burkhart has the lucky couple on the KGO Liveline.
Good News: The Algebra ProjectMore >>
With the state budget now signed, we know California schools will be taking a big hit. But it's not all doom and gloom when it comes to your kid's education. KGO's Scott Lettieri reports on a pilot program that helps kids get a one-up on math.
Good News: Young Guitar VirtuosoMore >>
Sometimes good news is a matter of inspiration, and KGO's RJ Peruman found both in an East Bay musician. In this Spotlight 810 report, we're introduced to an inspiring young man with a gift. (2/19/09)
Good News: A Fresh StartMore >>
Despite a shortfall of cash, Alameda County has found a way to help at risk kids develop life skills while at the same time, serving a critical need. KGO's Bret Burkhart has more from Oakland.
Good News: Health Screenings ContinueMore >>
Despite the recession and a national shortage of radiologists, several in the Bay Area are donating their time to make sure San Francisco women get mammograms. KGO's Jenna Lane reports they'll soon start chipping away at one clinic's year-long waiting list. (2/10/09)
Good News: Giving Blood WorksMore >>
Giving blood could be good for your career. KGO's Jon Bristow reports on a unique blood drive coming to the Stanford Blood Center.
Good News: Baby Giraffe at SF ZooMore >>
There was a blessed event Monday at the San Francisco Zoo. KGO's John Bristow tells us about when we might be able to meet the new calf.
Good News: New Humane Society CenterMore >>
The economy may be in dire straits, but innovation is still alive and well in the Silicon Valley... at least where animals are concerned. KGO's Jennifer Hodges reports from our South Bay bureau. (1/23/09)
Good News: Wooly Weeders at InfineonMore >>
If you see more wildlife around Sonoma's Infinion Raceway in the months ahead, there's a good green reason for it. KGO's John Bristow reports.
Good News: SF Boys and Girls ChorusMore >>
More than 80 young people from San Francisco will be at the Obama inauguration tomorrow, with no worries about how to get tickets. KGO's Chris Brecher reports they'll be a part of the inauguration itself. (1/19/09)
Good News: Cheer SF More >>
KGO's R.J. Peruman talks to a group of Bay Area folks who are . . . cheering . . . about their opportunity to go to the Obama inauguration. Meet Cheer SF.
Good News: Local College Expands
We hear a lot of stories about education spending cuts, but in this "Good News" segment, KGO's Jennifer Hodges has a story for us about a Bay Area college district that is actually expanding.
Good News: Energy Grant for StanfordMore >>
Money may be hard to come by these days, but Stanford just received a big grant to find new sources of energy, starting with the sun. Chris Bretcher reports.
Good News: Sarah Williams More >>
KGO's John Bristow talks to Sarah Williams, a Bay Area Girl Scout who is working on a project to help Bay Area foster kids.
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