Ian Abbott
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California will send $95 million to flood victims in a long-awaited program to assist undocumented residents suffering hardship and damage from the recent months of storms.
Lynn Friedman
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There have been a slew of closures and layoffs in the media industry. Since 2004, weekday newspaper circulation has plummeted by 57 percent. -
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San Francisco is receiving national media attention about crime, homelessness, addiction, and vacant skyscrapers. What are the facts and what are real solutions?
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Today is Dinosaur Day!
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Berkely Symphony Music Director Joseph Young talks about what ignited his passion for being a conductor.
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The City of Oakland is facing a number of lawsuits stemming from February’s ransomware attack on the city’s electronic database.
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San Jose wants more cannabis dispensaries, so it's looking to relax rules on where and how they can open in the city.
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In their forthcoming book, The Tyranny of the Minority, Harvard Professors Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt are calling for reforms. Will we save or lose our democracy?
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A newly announced study will examine fare evasions and enforcement in the BART system.
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San Francisco's county jail became the first jail in the nation to provide free access to content like legal resources, e-books and music via tablets to incarcerated people.
