- March 19, 2026
Feel Like Your Phone’s Weather App Often Gets It Wrong? Experts Say You Aren’t Imagining It
First off, the app may not even be telling you its readings of the weather where you are, Swain said, but rather feeding you a
California Teachers ‘Tread Lightly’ for America’s 250th as They Navigate Competing Narratives
The other federal organization, America250, is a nonpartisan group created by Congress. Less political than Freedom 250, America 250 encourages students and others to visit
Tom Steyer Lays Out Vision for a More Affordable California in Run for Governor
Billionaire climate activist Tom Steyer has vastly outspent his competitors in the California governor’s race. The former hedge fund manager, who previously ran an unsuccessful
Immigration Attorney Says ICE Violated Hayward Family’s Due Process Before Deportation
“ICE at no point explained to Ms. Rodriguez Gutierrez what was happening,” he told reporters on Monday. De Bremaeker said that throughout the arrest, Rodriguez
Newsom’s Apartheid Remark Signals Shift in Democrats’ Middle East Messaging
As the filing deadline hits today for candidates running for governor of California, few contenders are heeding the plea from state Democratic Party Chair Rusty
Advocates Worry California Immigrant Truckers Still Face Uncertainty After License Debacle
Defying the federal government’s directive means California could lose funding and its authority to license hundreds of thousands more commercial drivers, state attorneys said. Transportation
Bay Area Lawmakers Rebuke Trump Over Iran Strikes, War Authority
Liccardo said while Iran is governed by what he described as a “dictatorial, murderous regime,” there is no organized or armed insurgency inside the country
Olympic Star Alysa Liu Is Back in the Bay, and Oakland Is Ready to Celebrate
After she placed sixth at the Beijing Olympic Games that year, she said in a now-deleted social media post that she was “finally done with
How an Aging California Is Turning to Senior Centers for Romance, Community and Health
She points across the room to a wall covered with photos of smiling, well-dressed Black men and women gathered at events throughout the years. “They’re
Oakland’s Alysa Liu Gives the US Its First Women’s Figure Skating Olympic Gold in 24 Years
The moment Nakai’s score was read after the final program of the night, teammate Amber Glenn jumped onto the kiss-and-cry stand and raised Liu’s hand