The recent increase in immigration enforcement is impacting the dynamic between landlords and undocumented tenants.

As more Americans turn away from organized religion, KQED’s Rachael Myrow explores how AI chatbots like ChatGPT are becoming unexpected guides for spiritual questions about God, love and meaning.

Owner Abdulrahim Harara and others said the lawsuits — including one from the U.S. Department of Justice — reflect a broader pattern of trying to silence Palestinian voices.

Born in San Francisco, raised in Oakland and educated at U.C. Berkeley, Julia Morgan was a Bay Area gal through and through. She was also a pioneering architect whose more than 700 buildings have made a tremendous impact on the field of architecture.

San Francisco’s 33 automated cameras have so far only given out warnings, but city transportation officials say they have already been effective in reducing speeding.

Organizations that serve vulnerable seniors are being forced to cut back in the face of funding cuts.

Stargazers of all ages were getting the chance to look deep into space through powerful electronic telescopes.

Morgan and guests team up for a rapid-fire roundup of internet trends, including Labubus, Love Island, and more.

The Pleasanton facility said lowered Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement rates threaten nonprofit hospice care.

As Texas Republicans move ahead on plans to redraw their congressional districts to boost GOP candidates for the House of Representatives, Governor Gavin Newsom is fighting back, saying California will follow suit. But can Newsom really overcome the legal obstacles to putting political gerrymandering back into practice? Scott is joined by Paul Mitchell, the vice … Continue reading Can Newsom Really Redraw California’s Congressional Districts? →