Is AI Coming For Your Therapist’s Job?
The health care industry has often been slow to adopt new technology — but not when it comes to AI. And as Kaiser Permanente’s mental
Inside the San Francisco Church Where John Coltrane is a Saint
Episode Transcript Olivia Allen-Price: John Coltrane on the saxophone is like nothing else. Sound of Coltrane playing Olivia Allen-Price: He grew up in North Carolina
‘Nowhere Left to Go’: As California College of the Arts Closes, So Does a Pathway for Bay Area Artists
Last week, students, faculty, staff and alumni at the California College of the Arts learned that their school will be closing after the 2026-27 school
Push For Reparations For Black Californians Continues Despite Setbacks
Here are the morning’s top stories on Monday, January 19, 2026 As we celebrate and honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today,
What You Need to Know About Filming ICE
[Audio from 50501_Key_Largo Instagram Account]Border Patrol Officer: If I continue to see you following me around, I’m gonna pull you over and arrest you.Local Observer:
PG&E Plans Power Outages for San Francisco Neighborhoods Hit by Major Blackout
Caitlin Starke, who moved to the Richmond two weeks ago and has a baby, said she did not receive any communication about the planned outage
Union of 31,000 Kaiser Workers to Go on Indefinite Strike
UNAC/UHCP is part of an alliance of health care unions negotiating with Kaiser for a new set of national and local contracts. In October, about
As Federal Surveillance Grows, Santa Cruz Axes Powerful License Plate Readers
In an aerial view, an automated license plate reader is seen mounted on a pole on June 13, 2024, in San Francisco, California. The city
How the Bay Area’s Gay Bars Became a Battleground for LGBTQ+ Rights in the 1950s
Episode Transcript Olivia Allen-Price: San Francisco and its surrounding Bay Area have long been known as a gay capital of the world. Music starts After
Felony Trial Begins for Stanford Pro-Palestinian Protesters
Five current and former students at Stanford are on trial for barricading themselves inside the university president’s office on June 5, 2024. The protesters, who