America’s Long History of Voting and Election Integrity
Historian Carol Anderson lays out the history of voting in the U.S. to understand the fight over elections today.
Man Accused of Oakland First Friday Vehicle Attack Charged With Attempted Murder
San Francisco resident Dameon Denzel Clay was arraigned Tuesday in Alameda County Superior Court.
San Francisco Supervisors to Vote on Public Bank Measure for November Ballot
If voters ultimately pass the measure later this fall, San Francisco would be the first U.S. city to have a…
Private Prison Company Sells Two of California’s Immigrant Detention Centers to the Federal Government
Private prison company CoreCivic will continue operating two large ICE detention centers in California after selling the properties to the…
Sunnyvale Man Deported to Mexico Sues Trump Administration
Carpenter Ulises Peña López says violence and medical neglect at the hands of immigration agents left him with lasting disabilities.
San José at a Stalemate With Its Largest City Employee Union
The city will enter mediation with unions representing librarians, code inspectors and architects after two labor contracts expired. Without a…
San Francisco Celebrates Morning-After Pill for STIs. Other Countries Warn of Antibiotic Resistance
Sexual freedom is booming in San Francisco with the city’s broad offering of Doxy PEP. But doctors worry this approach…
These Advocates Say Black English Belongs in Preschool Classrooms
Generations of Black children grew up learning that their home language isn’t acceptable in school or the workplace. A movement…
The Overlooked History of Native Tribes in America’s Founding
As our nation marks 250 years, the "First America" podcast uncovers an overlooked chapter of our nation’s founding, told through…
California Lawmakers Defend New ‘Glock Ban’ in Face of Trump Lawsuit
The state “won’t back down in the face of threats from Donald Trump and the NRA,” said Assemblymember Jesse Gabriel,…