This week we visit Nivy’s Nook, which offers Indian fashion and community in Morgan Hill. In Los Angeles, rabbis are speaking out about the war. Plus, we go to Mare Island where whiskey production has replaced shipbuilding on the old Navy base.

The settlement is one of the first arising from a state law meant to deter landlords from discriminating against in-home child care providers.

In Redwood Empire Whiskey’s new Mare Island space, you can sip California bourbon where the Navy once built ships and submarines.

For 38 days, UC Berkeley computer science lecturer Peyrin Kao taught classes while on a hunger strike for Palestine.

As the courts continue to consider the legality of President Trump’s deployment of troops into American cities, Marisa and Scott talk with a retired general who’s been raising concerns about what this push could mean for the public, soldiers, our military and our democracy.  Retired Gen. Randy Manner spent 35 years in the armed forces … Continue reading Retired General Slams Trump’s Troop Deployment →

Parks advocates say: Plan ahead, pack out your trash and be prepared to cancel your trip to a national park right now.

The vote followed a warning from Alameda County to rein in overspending, just months after the district came out of state conservatorship.

The city of Benicia is expected to get hit with a $10.7 million annual financial loss when the Valero refinery in its backyard closes.

The administrative ruling on Wednesday by Officer Andrea McGary comes after city officials suspended Collective Impact from receiving public funds.

The Trump administration appealed a lower court’s ruling that the deployment of Oregon National Guard troops in Portland is illegal.

There’s more to this national park than meets the eye. Here are four great trails for discovering the Presidio in San Francisco, from historical walks to stunning views.

The Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy says it’s funding a “final hurrah” for the site’s Black Gold exhibit.

The Nov. 4 election is around the corner. Here's how to confirm your California voter registration — especially if you've moved to a new address — before the deadline (and what to do if you miss it.)

President Trump’s decision to deploy U.S. troops to Los Angeles, Portland and Chicago has ignited legal battles with California and other blue states, escalating tensions over presidential power, immigration enforcement, and the use of the military in American cities.

Trying to find a spot to celebrate Diwali in the Bay Area? KQED has a roundup of festivals, parties and dinners in the region for Diwali 2025.

If you’ve ever driven along this stretch through San Francisco's Marina neighborhood towards the Golden Gate Bridge, you might have noticed that dozens of motels dot the thoroughfare. Why so many in one place?

The boycott campaign is the latest push to get Airbnb to drop its lawsuit against San Francisco, which organizers said was the company trying to avoid paying its fair share.

Former San José Assistant Fire Chief James Williams has filed a claim against the city for unlawful termination and discrimination.

The nonprofit, which created a new model for public safety in San Francisco, has stumbled over financial management issues in recent years.

The case revealed a toxic culture of hazing among officers of an elite investigative unit at California State Prison, Sacramento — colloquially known as New Folsom.

California and the Trump administration have constantly butted heads over immigration actions.

The FAFSA is now open on time. Here are the major student aid deadlines students need to know.

Over half of East Bay workers were not paid enough to support a four-person household, UC Berkeley researchers found.

Nine months after the Palisades Fire ignited, killing 12 and destroying more than 6,800 structures, authorities announced that they've arrested and charged a suspect in connection to the start of the deadly blaze.

The departure of Chief Floyd Mitchell, who was appointed by then-Mayor Sheng Thao last year, marks at least the 10th leadership change at the Oakland Police Department over the last decade.