Levi Strauss and Tadich Grill are two San Francisco businesses that have been around as long as the city. Here’s their history.

Here are this morning’s headline stories: For a long time, California’s Central Valley has been a bastion of conservative political support; the red spot in a state that’s awash in blue. However, there are signs that support for the right could be wavering, as President Trump’s policies on trade and immigration are impacting livelihoods in … Continue reading Democrats Hope a Progressive Push Can Flip a Conservative Enclave in California →

We explore the history of government surveillance in American protest movements, and why today’s moment feels different.

After a decadeslong fight, the majority of ranching along the Point Reyes National Seashore will end by next year

The Political Breakdown team is reporting from Washington D.C. all this week. Today, Scott and Marisa sit down with Senator Alex Padilla at his office building on Capitol Hill to discuss the Trump administration’s actions on deportations and immigration, including the recent appearance of ICE agents at two elementary schools in Los Angeles.  Then, they … Continue reading Democrats Voice Frustration and Determination to Win Back the House →

NASA Space Exploration Projects Face Potential Federal Budget Cuts

Gray wolves are regaining territory in northern regions of the state, with pack activity reported in Shasta, Lassen and Plumas counties. Ranchers say livestock losses are mounting.

In Modoc county, gray wolves are making a resurgence and threatening the livelihoods of cattle ranchers.

In this episode from our friends at Bay Curious, we'll explore the history behind this trend in the Bay Area.

Locals say homeless and mental health services have been concentrated in San Francisco’s lowest-income neighborhoods for too long.