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We hear why SF Mayor Lurie may get everything he is pushing for this election season. Then, writer Isabel Allende reflects on decades of storytelling.
We pull back the curtain on the money shaping San Francisco politics.
Writer Isabel Allende reflects on decades of storytelling.
We hear how Oakland students reignited an environmental equity debate, and we meet a Stanford public health doctor, turned journalist, turned stand up comedian.
Caltrans is studying whether to lift a decades-old truck ban on I-580. Residents on both sides agree: shifting the pollution isn't enough.
We meet a Stanford public health doctor, turned journalist, turned stand up comedian.
How teens can avoid falling for social media content that’s harmful. Then, we meet an Oakland artist turned farmer.
How teens can avoid falling for social media content that’s harmful.
We meet the Oakland artist who put down his guitar, and picked up a shovel.
Elections are approaching quickly and there is a lot to unpack. Plus, we are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.
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