public safety

We'll talk to Tim Redmond of 48hills about San Francisco's new public safety strategy. We'll also hear from best-selling author Douglas Abrams about the new book he's co-authored with Jane Goodall, "The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times." And Johnny Hayes of sf.funcheap.com shares fun and affordable holiday activities from around the Bay.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta discusses combating anti-Asian American hate, police accountability and gun control. Plus, tips on "adulting" from Julie Lythcott-Haims, author of "Your Turn: How to Be an Adult." And, Ethan talks with Oakland-based architect Deanna Van Buren about building a world without prisons.

We all know we’re supposed to prepare for earthquakes, but how many of us really have a plan?I was aware that after a catastrophic earthquake, I shouldn’t…

The narrowly averted closure of a special care facility at St. Luke’s hospital in San Francisco highlights a bigger problem in the region — and even…

As American cities recover from floods, hurricanes and violent political demonstrations, we take a look at one of San Francisco’s more unusual tools for…

There’s a lot of graffiti at 60th Avenue and MacArthur Boulevard in East Oakland. Tags in various colors are thrown up on storefronts all along the…

Last month, San Francisco city workers cleared a large tent encampment of homeless people on Division Street. Citing complaints about urine, feces and…

When Chris Magnus took over the Richmond Police Department in 2006, he was tasked with cutting back violent crime in what was then known as one of…

On the April 8th edition of Your Call, we’ll continue our series on police, community, race, and justice by talking about youth community groups that work…

It’s been almost a year since former Oakland Police Chief Howard Jordan -- then, his replacement -- abruptly resigned.“It happened very quickly,” says…