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The New Resistance to Vallejo Police Violence

A series of police shootings in Vallejo over the last few years has mobilized residents to city hall in protest. This week, the families of Angel Ram…

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A Prescription Your Doctor Can’t Write: Housing as Health Care

When Bay Area cities clear homeless encampments, proponents of such plans often say they're trying to fix a public health issue, or that encampments …

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Why We Need ‘Truth Be Told’: A New KQED Advice Podcast About Race for People of Color

When Tonya Mosley thinks about conversations she's had with friends and family about race, she's usually asking for advice. Now, there's a podcast fo…

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Why San Jose Ain’t San Jose Without the Sharks

San Jose has undergone dramatic change since the Sharks first came to the city in 1993. The population has spiked to more than 1 million, the median …

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Why Is My Restaurant Server Always White?

When you get your check at a restaurant, there’s a good chance your server is white. There’s an even better chance that the cooks and dishwashers in …

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PG&E Blamed For Sparking Deadly Camp Fire. Now What?

It's confirmed: A PG&E transmission line sparked the deadliest and most destructive fire in California history last November in Butte County. Cal Fir…

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San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition Technology

We use facial recognition technology to unlock our cell phones, doors, and find friends on social media apps. But there's a real fear about how tech …

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Would You Stop Driving Through Downtown San Francisco if You Had to Pay to Do It?

Driving through downtown San Francisco has always been hell (good luck getting across Market Street). Traffic has gotten worse with job growth and th…

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Should SF’s Chinatown Muni Station Be Named After Rose Pak?

The legacy of Rose Pak returns to San Francisco. A proposal to name a future Muni rail station after the late Chinatown activist provoked a protest a…

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In Silicon Valley, the Color of Your Badge Is A Status Symbol

Uber drivers are planning to strike Wednesday by turning off their apps ahead of the company's public offering, which is expected to be the largest o…

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