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Rob Bonta Supports Police Accountability. Now He’s California’s Attorney General
Rob Bonta Supports Police Accountability. Now He’s California’s Attorney General

The state legislature last week confirmed East Bay assembly member Rob Bonta California’s new Attorney General. His confirmation happened the same we…

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What Derek Chauvin's Conviction Means for the Bay Area’s Ongoing Anti Policing Work
What Derek Chauvin's Conviction Means for the Bay Area’s Ongoing Anti Policing Work

Oakland has been the epicenter of on-the-ground anti-policing efforts since Oscar Grant was killed by BART police in 2009. That same movement saw its…

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A Quick Message From The Bay on George Floyd
A Quick Message From The Bay on George Floyd

A jury has convicted former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin of all three charges for murdering George Floyd. There’s a lot to process, so to…

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Amid SFUSD Controversies, Where Are the Student Voices?
Amid SFUSD Controversies, Where Are the Student Voices?

San Francisco Unified School District has been mired in several controversies over this past year, and the politics around its school board have been…

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Nursing Home Residents Are Finally Starting to See Their Loved Ones
Nursing Home Residents Are Finally Starting to See Their Loved Ones

About 9,000 nursing home residents in California have died of COVID-19. At the height of the winter surge, more than 80 residents were dying every da…

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Uncle Bobby X on Supporting Families Who’ve Lost Loved Ones to Police Violence
Uncle Bobby X on Supporting Families Who’ve Lost Loved Ones to Police Violence

Oscar Grant’s name has been circulating after police in the Minneapolis suburb of Brooklyn Center claimed that 20-year-old Daunte Wright was “acciden…

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A Grandmother’s Fight to Keep Her Home — From a Corporation Paying in Cash
A Grandmother’s Fight to Keep Her Home — From a Corporation Paying in Cash

A corporation known for flipping houses in the Bay Area has been buying even more homes at foreclosure auctions during the pandemic. Jocelyn Foreman …

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What California’s June 15 ‘Reopening’ Goal Means
What California’s June 15 ‘Reopening’ Goal Means

On Tuesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced that California’s economy will ‘reopen’ by June 15, as long as there’s enough vaccine supply for everyone 16 …

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Will Anti-Asian Violence Lead to More Policing in Oakland’s Chinatown?
Will Anti-Asian Violence Lead to More Policing in Oakland’s Chinatown?

After months of local and national attacks against people in the AAPI community, Oakland Chinatown has rallied together to support their elders and b…

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California’s Unemployment System Still Isn’t Working for Many People Who Need It the Most
California’s Unemployment System Still Isn’t Working for Many People Who Need It the Most

California’s Employment Development Department (or EDD) is responsible for paying out the state’s unemployment insurance. Ever since the pandemic beg…

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