San Francisco Supervisors Pass Rezoning Plan, Making Way for Taller, Denser Housing
Richard Toshiyuki Drury, an environmental attorney, submitted a letter to the Board on behalf of the local group Neighborhoods United ahead of Tuesday’s vote. “The
Bay Area Afghans Grow Worried as Trump Targets Immigration After DC Shooting
Wahab said that while many questions remain for investigators, it’s clear that Afghans undergo some of the most rigorous security screening of any immigrant population,
How Fear of Trump’s Immigration Blitz Is Changing Life in California Farm Towns
Sometimes the choice is more complicated – the U.S. isn’t as safe for them as it was, but its school districts still offer things like
The State Found Red Flags in Nursing Homes But Licensed Them Anyway. 4 Things to Know
This coming February, a jury in Shasta County is scheduled to hear a case against Windsor Redding, which is accused of negligence in the 2020
Encore: Altadena’s Lost Treasures Returned; Gathering at the Grange
Listen to this and more in-depth storytelling by subscribing to The California Report Magazine podcast. This Thanksgiving weekend, we’re reprising a couple of our favorite
The U.S. Produces a Lot of Food Waste. This Place Wants to Address It
The EPA says that methane is some 28 times more potent than carbon dioxide at trapping heat in the atmosphere. “If food waste were its
Newsom Condemns Violence ‘Of Any Kind’ After National Guard Troops Are Shot in DC
“At this point, we have no other suspects,” Carroll said at a news conference. At least one of the Guard members exchanged gunfire with the
Congress Launches New Antisemitism Investigation Into Berkeley Schools
The committee letter cited specific incidents of antisemitism at BUSD schools in recent years, including an allegation that during a pro-Palestinian walkout at Berkeley High
After Trump Fires 5 More SF Immigration Judges, Legal Scholars Fear a More Partisan System
Attorneys told KQED in September that the discrepancy between rates across jurisdictions is likely due to a multitude of factors, including that asylum seekers in
Will California’s Antisemitism Law Counter Trump’s Civil Rights Cuts?
Zbur, a Democrat from Los Angeles who was among the law’s authors, said the new Office of Civil Rights and the antisemitism coordinator are not