Who Draws the Lines? A History of Gerrymandering
Over the holidays, we’re rebroadcasting some of our favorite interviews from 2025. President Donald Trump this summer set off an unusual mid-decade redistricting scramble after
Seeing the Tenderloin Through the Eyes of Neighborhood Kids
San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood, often in the news for headlines associated with crime, homelessness and drug use, has the highest concentration of kids in all
South Bay Lawmaker Slams Trump Admin’s $1.6 Million Hepatitis B Study in West Africa
“They’re doing that to generate evidence for a policy they have already implemented,” Scott said. “It’s clearly going to cause far more harm than any
How Alameda County’s DA Would Handle Federal Troops in Oakland
Over the holidays, we’re rebroadcasting some of our favorite interviews from 2025. After Alameda County recalled progressive District Attorney Pamela Price last year, the Board
Scott Wiener Revives Push for San Francisco to Break With PG&E After Massive Outage
Noting a previous incident at the same location, Wiener criticized the utility for putting shareholder interest over public good and said PG&E should be financially
Betty Reid Soskin, Oldest U.S. Park Ranger and Trailblazing Historian, Dies at 104
“I learned a lot these past couple of months, being on the naming committee and doing the project in general,” said Anaya Zenad, a former
Power Returning Across San Francisco
Update, 9:51 p.m. Saturday: PG&E is restoring power for tens of thousands of households and businesses across San Francisco. As of 9:30 p.m. Saturday night,
Antioch Agrees to Pay $4.6 Million, Reform Police Department After Misconduct Suit
“The important part is not that we have put the agreement together,” civil rights attorney John Burris, who filed the complaint on behalf of the
How Trump Yields the Presidential Pardon
Liz Oyer (left), a former U.S. pardon attorney who reviewed and investigated applications for executive clemency, speaks alongside Ryan Crosswell, Rachel Cohen and Stacey Young
Dublin Council Takes Stand Against Turning Closed Prison Into ICE Detention
Roughly three dozen people spoke Tuesday night in favor of the resolution, with just one speaker opposed. One of those who spoke was Liz Schmitt,