Morgan Sung traces the evolution of bait-and-switch memes, from the Rickroll to the Bee Movie script dump.

The city, with its 360-degree waterfront, will need to use every tool available to protect itself.

A Wall Street Journal investigation found that none of the U.S. citizens accused on X of attacking federal officers in the past year have been convicted at trial.

The process to change a street name can move at a glacial pace, even under special circumstances.

California lawmakers renamed César Chávez Day to Farmworker Day as sexual abuse allegations spark debate over the legacy of the UFW founder and the future of farmworker organizing.

Historical roots of today's No Kings protests

Perched on the highest natural peak in San Francisco is a 103-foot-high concrete cross. Who put it there, and why?

In this edition of The Bay’s monthly news roundup, Ericka and Alan are joined by KQED senior editor Alexander Gonzalez to discuss a ransomware attack that hindered services in Foster City, a rare verdict in a case about Meta and Google’s role in fueling a youth mental health crisis, and whether San Francisco’s small clubs can survive.

On this week's Political Breakdown roundtable, the team discusses challenges to California election laws and the gubernatorial debate that never happened.

While fertilizer issues aren't as prevalent in California, there are other issues at play that are challenging growers.