Katherine Monahan
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Thousands of Afghan refugees are now in the U.S. with hundreds here in the Bay Area. But resettling people here is difficult.
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Thousands of acres of East Bay wilderness will be preserved as a new state park under a $33 million agreement reached last week between Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state legislature.
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San Jose has opened a second center to help tenants and landlords most affected by the COVID pandemic.
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Steven Day is a forensic diver with the Alameda County Sheriff's Office. He recovers evidence, and people, from the Bay Area’s waterways. In this story, he tells how he got into diving and what it means to him.
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Fremont is home to Little Kabul, one of the largest Afghan populations in the United States.
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In Marin County, the water district is considering imposing mandatory cutbacks as water supplies approach critically low levels.
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In Oakland’s Chinatown, recent violent crimes are frightening business owners and residents. The Chamber of Commerce asked Governor Gavin Newsom to declare a state of emergency.
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Oakland Unified School District started its academic year Monday, with many students in the district coming back to campus for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020.
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BART service is ramping up to near pre-pandemic levels, including the return of late-night trains.
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If you’ve ever been on the rivers of the Sierra foothills, you may have noticed some folks with shovels and buckets. Turns out, they are looking for gold in what was once Gold Country. We meet a few of them as part of our @WORK series.