Gottfried Leibniz, the last so-called "universal genius," was born July 1, 1646.

A small number of SF police will march in uniform down Market Street in this Sunday’s pride festivities after parade organizers and LGBTQ police officers reached a compromise over police involvement in the celebration. Last month, police had said they would not march in San Francisco's Pride Parade, if they were not allowed to wear their uniforms.

Oakland City Council members voted Tuesday to send a measure to the Nov. 8 ballot that will expand voting rights to non-citizen parents, guardians and caregivers of students in the school district if it is passed, the city announced Wednesday.

With hundreds of military-grade items in its inventory, the San Jose Police Department is asking for more equipment. City officials are hesitant to approve the request.

The Marin County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution Tuesday to protect residents from evictions and late fees for nonpayment due to COVID-19-related financial losses.

Lowell High School’s 2023-24 academic year will return to admission in favor of grades and test scores after San Francisco’s Board of Education voted Wednesday night, 4-3.

The Warriors just won their fourth NBA title in eight years — but today we are diving back into their history, just about half a century back.

KALW's DJ LadyRyan is soundtracking the good vibes at Stern Grove Festival in San Francisco this summer.

Jordan Groocock reads from his poem "Disposable."

Today is Typewriter Day...