Elizabeth Aranda

Based on the belief that literature can heal, Josiah Luis Alderete and his partners opened a new bookstore in the heart of the Mission District this past November. They call it Medicine for Nightmares Bookstore and Gallery.

According to the California Department of Education, a disproportionate number of Black and Brown students are enrolled in special education in Berkeley Unified School District.

Assembly Bill 2122, which was introduced last month, will require all community colleges and California state universities to put the number of a 24-hour mental health hotline on student identification cards.

California has extended eviction protection for millions of residents, but for many Bay Area renters, it may be too late.

Berkeley is considering loosening restrictions on how large property owners can build up homes in the city.

With the surge of Omicron happening across the Bay Area, Covid-19 tests are becoming increasingly more difficult to find.

Castro Valley High student Zoe Dorado will join Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist N. Scott Momaday in a discussion this month on the author’s new book of poetry.

California school districts are facing a potential crisis as thousands of students remain unvaccinated, which could overwhelm already short-staffed virtual academies.

Last night, San Francisco’s Castro and Nob Hill neighborhoods hosted Christmas tree lighting ceremonies.

Governor Newson says the new Federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will help create jobs for Californians and make the state safer.