One year later, we look at how Luigi Mangione became a cultural flashpoint and how his online fandom might affect his eventual trial.

The lawsuits, brought by Bay Area civil rights groups, challenge the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement tactics.

Severe threats to federal funding for "housing first" programs are causing near-panic in California. Experts say the cuts would reverse progress made getting the most vulnerable people off the streets and into permanent housing.

The Trump administration is removing civil rights holidays and adding President Trump's birthday instead.

Crews are working around the clock to set the stage for an enormous tunnel boring machine’s arrival.

CalHome, which had its state funding cut this year, supports the construction of affordable for-sale housing, first-time homebuyer programs and home repair.

They're searching license plate cameras owned by private businesses -- with little oversight.

Father Jon Pedigo, a Catholic priest in the South Bay, talks about the role of houses of worship under Trump and why he's leaving the pulpit to become a full-time organizer.

The politics team is in San Jose, where the leading candidates for governor participated in a forum moderated by KQED's Marisa Lagos.

He self-deported to Mexico after being caught up in a raid in Pomona in September.