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The Bay Area’s long history of chocolate spans all the way back to the Gold Rush. Since then, the region has been a source for chocolate innovation again and again, from a Berkeley-based revolution in chocolate desserts to a craft chocolate revolution in the ‘90s that turned the industry on its head.
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California is home to lots of wild animals, but one of the most likely places to encounter them is on the road. Thousands of collisions are reported every year, and some of the deadliest stretches of highway are here in the Bay Area.
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Meet our 11th Audio Academy class: the class of 2024.
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We are proud to introduce our 10th Audio Academy class: the class of 2023.
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In this installment of our @WORK series, we meet touring musician Zach Moses Ostroff, a multi-instrumentalist and record producer in Marin, whose main…
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To combat medical resource shortages, public health officials asked people to postpone or cancel elective care. But what happens when that measure creates…
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During the pandemic, journalists have been the eyes and ears of the community. But, it poses a challenge: how do you tell stories about people without…
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As part of our @WORK series, we hear from a farmer in Davis, about what it’s been like working through a pandemic. About how COVID-19 has, and hasn’t,…
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Measure S1 is a police reform effort for voters in Oakland. Those behind the measure see it as a path to independent oversight of the Oakland Police…
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The first COVID-19 vaccines were administered this week in the Bay Area. But getting the vaccines out to the people that need them is no small…
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The San Francisco Unified School District Board, Tuesday night, approved a new school assignment process for elementary schools. Like many school…
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Last November, a collective of homeless and marginally-housed mothers took over a West Oakland House owned by speculators. The mothers were making a…