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San Francisco Parent CoalitionA panel conversation with Mayor London Breed, SFUSD Superintendent Dr. Matt Wayne, and Director of the Department of Children, Youth & Families Dr. Maria Su moderated by Hydra Mendoza -
Inventorchris/Flickr / Creative CommonsHundreds of applications for jobs at Oakland’s short-staffed 9-1-1 emergency dispatcher service went unprocessed for at least a year, according to a report submitted this week to the Oakland City Council.
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Investorchris/Flickr / Creative CommonsLong revered as the birthplace of the free speech movement in the '60s, UC Berkeley now finds itself at the center of a fractious debate about First Amendment protections and religious intolerance amid the unfolding tragedy in the Middle East.
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The San Francisco Bay Area is one of the nation's most expensive housing markets. What is being done to ease the pressure?
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It’s been almost two weeks since the ban on vendors in the Mission District went into effect. They say business still isn’t what it should be. -
Educators across the Oakland Unified School District organized a curriculum to teach students about the current situation in Gaza.
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San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved much debated changes to housing development policies, narrowly avoiding a looming deadline from the state.
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Last week, San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced that the city is opening up 300 new shelter beds.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the Oakland City Council will discuss a “Safe Work Zone Ordinance,” which would allow city workers to erect barriers around work areas during encampment sweeps, as well as at construction sites and in other public places. KALW’s Alastair Boone has more.
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San Francisco State University faculty held a one-day strike today (TUESDAY) -- and other campuses in the California State System will follow suit this week.
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Downtown Berkeley’s BART plaza has reduced the amount of seating space open to the general public. The Downtown Berkeley Association’s latest project: customer-only seating.
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The number of California school superintendents leaving their jobs is climbing, despite increased salaries and benefits. Some have reached retirement age or are moving to less stressful jobs. Some are being pushed out by newly elected school board majorities.
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Thousands of California State University faculty are preparing to shut down their classes and strike for one day last week as labor negotiations have stalled.
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The Alameda County District Attorney's Office on Saturday reversed course after excluding some journalists from a media briefing this week.
