Crosscurrents

A new take on an old staple —the battery. A policy that will give San Franciscans access to 100 percent renewables without changing a thing. East Bay residents who’ve changed their attitudes toward conservation.

How trauma can be passed down through generations.A multilingual glossary that opens up new spaces for conversation.A StoryCorps coming out story, with a twist.

How a San Francisco elementary school created a model for inclusive restrooms that the city, state and maybe the nation would follow.A program in San Francisco aims to provide better healthcare to the city’s transgender residents.What does it mean to be trans in the Bay Area and America? Stories from San Quentin Prison Report and StoryCorps.

The latest on the scandal rocking the Oakland Police Department.A day with volunteer lawyers in San Francisco’s immigration court. A play about what happens when society keeps pronouncing your name wrong.

The “breathmobile” brings relief to Bay Area schools where kids suffer from asthma.An investigation into underpaid, overworked foreign workers at the Tesla factory in Fremont.

What’s behind an increase in airplane noise over the Peninsula? Healing ourselves with sound.Let's headway, way, way South.

The Bay Area honors victims of the Orlando shooting. Inside San Quentin, ex-pimps combat sex trafficking by speaking up and speaking out.This year’s Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist on drawing in the digital age.

A special report on unaccompanied migrants from Central America seeking asylum in Oakland. The media attention has died down, but kids continue to make their way to the Bay Area. Their journeys aren't over once they arrive.

A public bus that works like Uber. Driving in an express lane...for a small fee.What's your dream Bay Area transit system?

How a San Francisco ballot measure might expand the power of one police watchdog. A report from Youth Radio on what “the Latino vote” really means. A look inside "the fight club of underground art."