Travis Raburn
News FellowTravis Raburn is an audio-visual journalist and a recent graduate from San Francisco State University. He has led multimedia production for the Golden Gate Xpress, had his work featured in a film festival, as well as a few other publications in the United States and abroad.
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Immigrant advocates joined State Senator Scott Wiener in San Francisco to urge Governor Newsom to sign a bill that would allow citizens to sue federal officers – including ICE. -
For the past five years, Stud Alley organizers have hosted the free party during Pride. This year, it was shut down by San Francisco Police officers in full riot gear. -
Social media giant Meta is being sued by a collective of 29 states for failing to protect minors' mental health. The federal trial is expected to last six weeks. -
Today Congressman Kevin Mullin announced the Autonomous Vehicle Emergency Response Coordination Act outside of San Francisco Fire Station 4. -
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors held a special hearing on Tuesday on Kaiser Permanente contract proposals that clinicians say could undermine patient care. -
Community leaders personally impacted by the AIDS crisis come together to recall the past and imagine a better future. -
The Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday to approve a charter amendment that would allow a public bank to be established in San Francisco. -
Today, a collective of eight Midwestern universities officially opened a center for startup founders, students, and faculty in San Francisco. -
Yesterday, the Coalition on Homelessness held a rally outside of San Francisco City Hall. -
Today in California an exciting primary election season is coming to a head. KALW’s Travis Raburn and Gabriel Lopez hit the streets to ask people if they’ve voted, and if voting in primaries is important to them.
