What were the candidates’ best and worst moments, which attacks landed and which fell flat and did any of it change the dynamics of a race that’s still up for grabs?

The novel experiment in community care, concentrated in Hollywood, was inspired by the mental health system in Trieste, Italy.

Two state senators have introduced bills that aim to curb raids at courthouses.

KQED staffers share some of the best literary spots in the Bay Area for dates of all kinds: romantic, friend or solo.

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed by President Donald Trump last year, will cut an estimated $900 billion to $1 trillion from Medicaid over the next decade.

Bianco, who's running for governor as a Republican, said his experience in law enforcement equips him to fix the state.

An in-demand night tour offers a new take on exploring the old-growth redwood forest — and an unforgettable evening in nature.

Residents in mobile home parks are facing rent hikes and evictions.

In California, swift fallout from allegations against Eric Swalwell and Cesar Chavez reflects #MeToo’s impact while advocates say gaps in accountability remain.

A KQED investigation finds California mobile home park residents — including seniors in San Pablo — face steep rent hikes from Stockton-based Harmony Communities, which has consolidated dozens of parks, forcing residents to navigate a patchwork of legal protections amid statewide affordability challenges.