Arlen Levy
ReporterArlen Levy is an artist and journalist born and raised in the Bay Area.
For the past eight years she has lived and worked between San Francisco, Kyiv and Budapest, engaging with underground music scenes and conducting cultural research.
Her writing examines the impact of technology on the human spirit.
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Twenty-eight hundred Kaiser health care workers began striking in Northern California today to demand fair wages and more supportive working conditions. -
CrosscurrentsHow a spiritual awakening led one man to take up the fight against AI development. -
Kendall Beaumont is the manager of Billiards 31, a late night pool hall in Oakland. At Billiards 31 you can find all walks of life, united by their love of the game. -
On Monday, Stanford University hosted a special hearing to discuss issues surrounding the bill known as the AI Copyright Transparency Act - OR AB-412. -
Cesar Ramos gives us the sounds of a typical day at the Beautiful Losers Barbershop, where he is proprietor. While doing some fresh cuts he shares some of his expertise gained from his years in the business. The barbershop is located in the underground concourse of 44 Montgomery Street which connects street level pedestrian access to the Montgomery Street BART/Muni station. -
The Bay Area activist group, Stop-AI had their first court hearing on Friday. -
California is asking the federal government for permission to re-allocate school funds to meet student's nutritional needs in the wake of SNAP cuts. -
ICE officials apprehended a British journalist on a US speaking tour on Sunday for alleged “support of terrorism”. -
On October first Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill that would have increased regulations on the use of license plate readers by law enforcement. -
Suzanne Doran began her role as the new executive director of the Oakland Public Ethics Commission this week.
