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? →

After decades of work in the Bay Area, the nonprofit Community Works opens its first brick-and-mortar space in San Francisco focused on restorative justice work.

The Internet Archive now has federal depository status, joining a network of over 1,100 libraries that archive government documents.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is weighing a controversial redistricting strategy in California — a potential response to Texas’ GOP-led map changes — that could reshape congressional districts and shift the balance of power in the 2026 midterm elections.

Advocates believe there are between 30,000 and 70,000 international adoptees who never became U.S. citizens.

A new poll shows that six months into San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie’s term, voters are very happy with his overall performance. But are his social media posts a little too positive given the city’s issues with ICE arrests and a budget deficit? Scott, Guy and KQED’s Sydney Johnson discuss the mayor’s popularity. Plus, they … Continue reading Voters Approve of Mayor Lurie, But What About His Social Media? →

When they stay open until midnight, the Riverside County shelter sees a large increase in the number of pets adopted or fostered.

Luis Rodriguez grew up in South San Gabriel in Los Angeles County during the 1960s, in a largely Mexican immigrant neighborhood that he says embodies resilience.

It’s been one year since California’s right to repair law went into effect. A new report finds that some companies are doing better than others in complying with it.

Zohran Mamdani’s win in New York City’s Democrat primary for mayor has energized the left while shaking up establishment Democrats. Scott is joined by Vox politics reporter Christian Paz to discuss the split within the party, the potential for a Democratic Tea Party moment and what Mamdani’s victory means for the party’s future.