- December 27, 2025
Trump Move to Break Up Atmospheric Research Center Threatens Wildfire, Storm Predictions
“Undercutting our science community like this is only going to hurt Americans,” Balch said. Craig Clements, chair of the Department of Meteorology and Climate Science
South Bay Lawmaker Slams Trump Admin’s $1.6 Million Hepatitis B Study in West Africa
“They’re doing that to generate evidence for a policy they have already implemented,” Scott said. “It’s clearly going to cause far more harm than any
Power Slowly Returning for Thousands of San Franciscans Still In the Dark
Thousands of San Francisco households and businesses were still without power Sunday afternoon after a massive outage Saturday plunged 130,000 customers into darkness at its
Berkeley Civilian Police Watchdog Sues Police Chief Over Misconduct Records
The lawsuit on behalf of Berkeley’s Director of Police Accountability, Hansel Aguilar, seeks records related to officer misconduct alleged during a homeless encampment sweep in
Doctors Petition California to Ban Countertop Material Linked to Deadly Disease
“As long as this dangerous material remains available and is purchased and used in California, it’s inevitable that people will continue to be exposed and
Gas Explosion Near Hayward Spurs Federal, State and Local Investigations
In response, the utility company sent its own workers to the scene to isolate the damaged line and stop the flow of gas. Firefighters arrived
National Parks Changing Fee-Free Calendar
Here are the morning’s top stories on Tuesday, December 9, 2025… Californians hoping to take advantage of free entry days at national parks will see
New UC Berkeley Initiative Will Try to Close ‘Dangerous’ Data Gap in Women’s Sports
“An ACL injury today can be career-ending for a female athlete, but for their male counterparts, no longer,” Napolitano said. In an email to KQED,
Santa Clara DA Pushes to Charge Teenage Valley Fair Shooting Suspect as Adult
Greg Woods, a senior lecturer in the Department of Justice Studies at San José State University, said reverting to “tough on crime” laws would only
How Fear of Trump’s Immigration Blitz Is Changing Life in California Farm Towns
Sometimes the choice is more complicated – the U.S. isn’t as safe for them as it was, but its school districts still offer things like