California drought

Co-hosts Ethan Elkind and Joseph Pace talk with Stanford's Dr. Newsha Ajami and California Natural Resources Secretary Wade Crowfoot about ways to make the Bay Area more water resilient. Plus, we'll get an update on the Elizabeth Holmes trial, and we'll hear about the the fastest growing sport in the US - pickleball!

STATE OF THE BAY digs deep into Bay Area culture, news, and politics. And we invite you to join the conversation.TONIGHT. Will the summer of 2021 be a return to “normal”? What will travel and work be like for Bay Area residents?PLUS We’ll be talking about California’s historic drought and new ways we can all save water.AND We’ll get the scoop on this year’s Pride Celebration!We are live. And local. Every Monday night at 6. Right here on KALW - San Francisco.

Most of California is diving headfirst into another extreme drought. Are we more prepared this time?

On the next Your Call’s One Planet Series, we'll rebrodacast our conversation with journalist Mark Arax about his new book, The Dreamt Land: Chasing Water…

On this edition of Your Call’s One Planet Series, journalist Mark Arax will discuss his new book, The Dreamt Land: Chasing Water and Dust Across…

When you’re driving down the coast on Highway 1 toward Monterey, you may miss the exit for the tiny city of Marina. It’s often overshadowed by its…

Who controls California’s water? We'll revisit our conversation about the documentary “Water & Power: A California Heist.” California’s five-year drought…

If you stand on the edge of the Almaden Dam in San Jose right now, you can feel the ground violently shaking and vibrating beneath your feet. It’s the…

If you stand on the edge of the Almaden Dam in San Jose right now, you can feel the ground violently shaking and vibrating beneath your feet. It’s the…

Who controls California’s water? California’s five-year drought dried out over 1,000 wells and drained aquifers. As entire towns relied on bottled water…