Bass's challengers include a progressive city council member who once supported her and a conservative reality TV star.

But he says some of his competitors aren't following the workplace rules that are in place.

San José’s Japantown reveals the Bay Area housing crisis, where high costs and widening inequality are forcing longtime residents to move and reshaping neighborhoods.

KQED’s Forum spoke to experts about how American children became such picky eaters — and what parents can do about it.

A new study shows the high cost of living is still squeezing residents and pushing them out of the state.

KQED asked readers and listeners how rising costs are reshaping their lives. You’re moving into smaller homes, cutting expenses and taking on extra work — all just to get by in the Bay Area.

The oddly robotic voices announcing the Bay Area train's arrivals are beloved by some but baffle others.

For the first time since 1987, the race for San Francisco's U.S. House seat is wide open.

The top three candidates running for San Francisco's Congressional District 11 debated public transit, tax policy and their approach to governance.

Jackie Fielder, one of the most progressive members on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, is taking a medical leave for a mental health condition.