A former pardon attorney for the U.S. Department of Justice says the president's extraordinary use of the pardon power is part of a larger plan to corrupt the American justice system.

A list of favorite films that show off the beauty and complexity of the Bay Area.

The Dublin City Council voted unanimously to oppose repurposing FCI Dublin, though the city has no legal authority over federal property.

Sikh truckers and other vulnerable workers have become a “political football” in the Trump administration’s push to restrict who gets commercial driver’s licenses.

The Oakland City Council approved a new two-year contract with Flock Safety, overriding strong objections from privacy advocates who warned of the potential for federal surveillance.

The Newsom administration is backtracking on a plan to revoke commercial drivers licenses held by immigrants.

Opponents of AB 715, which was born out of antisemitism concerns after the recent war in Gaza, argue that the state law actually interferes with free speech in classrooms.

Today, KQED climate reporter Laura Klivans helps Ericka decode her PG&E bill.

When a beloved bodega cat was killed by a Waymo, the incident went viral. Why did it hit such a nerve?

As President Trump’s immigration crackdown intensifies, California farmworkers describe mounting fears of ICE raids, with one worker telling the Los Angeles Times that “the American dream eats us alive.”