Early Warning System for Earthquakes?

This Saturday marks the 20th anniversary of the Loma Prieta earthquake. It was centered in Santa Cruz County and killed 63 people during those few seconds of intense shaking. What if there had been a short heads-up before the quake struck, an alert like other countries have? Reporter: Amy Standen

Santa Cruz After Loma Prieta

Classic images of the Loma Prieta earthquake are mostly associated with San Francisco and Oakland. But the quake caused $6 billion in damage throughout the region. Its epicenter was located 10 miles from Santa Cruz, where large sections of downtown were reduced to rubble.Reporter: Sarah Yahm

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Homebrewers

Pain from the recession shows no sign of subsiding in California any time soon. The state reported Friday that more than 39,000 Californians lost their jobs last month -- that's triple the number in August. But one industry seems to be bubbling along just fine: craft beer. Anything from your local microbrew to Sierra Nevada qualifies as craft beer. It's anything made by a small, independent brewery.Reporter: Nicholas Kusnetz

'Going on 13'

The transition from childhood to adolescence can be one of the most awkward, intense and stressful times for both children and their parents. In the new documentary "Going on 13," filmmakers Dawn Valdez and Kristy Guevara-Flanagan follow the lives of four Bay Area girls from age 10 until their 13th birthdays.

From Farm to Restaurant Table

Finding that perfect heirloom tomato isn't that hard in California -- especially now when they're still at local farmers markets. But for big customers, like restaurants and schools, it's not as easy as you might think. Now, a new web site connects commercial buyers directly to local farms.Reporter: Beth Hoffman