The complaints were largely about poorly parked scooters. City transit leaders voted Tuesday to extend Lime and Spin’s permits for up to two more years.

The reopening of her case has affected nearly every aspect of her life, including her job.

At issue is whether Sam Altman abandoned his founding promise with Elon Musk to develop AI for the benefit of humanity.

We explore the promise and pitfalls of AI therapy — and what users should know about mental health chatbots.

After more than a decade of chipping away at the Voting Rights Act, the U.S. Supreme Court gutted a key provision making it harder to challenge maps that dilute the voting power of racial minorities.

A change from the Trump administration has altered how temporary workers are paid.

After the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, many Californians no longer have access to healthcare because of higher premiums or their immigration status. Free clinics are rushing to fill the gaps in coverage.

The closure of the courthouse at 100 Montgomery St. comes after more than a year of Trump administration cuts that whittled down the bench and left a massive case backlog.

If approved, Measure B would change several aspects of local elections.

KQED reporter Adhiti Bandlamudi introduces us to three different families and tells us what they’re doing to get by.