SAN FRANCISCO — In 2006, amid the typical post-New Year’s frenzy at Pier 39 — kids spinning on...
Oct 08, 2020In San Francisco, voters to decide if noncitizens can serve on city boards
COVID-19 restrictions send mental health ripples through Naval Academy
ANNAPOLIS — The latest blow to the morale at the Naval Academy came by email. This year, as...
Oct 07, 2020Helping people in jail exercise their right to vote in North Carolina
This dispatch is part of a series in collaboration with PBS American Experience that explores the expansion of voting...
Oct 01, 2020Should cops be in schools? Police reforms divide a community in California.
FRESNO, Calif. — At 9 p.m. in late August the Fresno Police Reform Commission was four hours into...
Oct 01, 2020Born with a ‘target on his back’: A Black mother confronts a grim reality
BALTIMORE – Catina Smith thought she knew exactly what to expect from her third pregnancy. The Baltimore native...
Sep 29, 2020In California, new effort launched to teach dark history of anti-Chinese bigotry
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — When he went to the annual Sacramento Archives Crawl in October, Diego Leibman didn’t expect...
Sep 24, 2020Why this 14-year-old California girl is the changing face of the Golden State
MODESTO, Calif. – Alani Magaña looks, acts and talks like a typical Stanislaus County 14-year-old because she is...
Sep 23, 2020‘Washed away by the majority’: Inside Texas attorneys’ long fight for Latino voting rights
This dispatch is part of a series in collaboration with PBS American Experience that explores the expansion of voting rights...
Sep 21, 2020Vulnerable Kansas bird populations are a canary in a coal mine for climate change
WICHITA — It has been five months since Virginia Soyez died on a Monday in March, but every...
Sep 17, 2020Turning the page: Ventura County students call for reading list diversity
CAMARILLO, Calif. – Civil unrest in June following George Floyd’s death catalyzed young adults in Ventura County high...
Sep 15, 2020