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3 okt. 2026

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Will Prop. 45 Fix California’s Housing Crisis or Roll Back a Valuable Environmental Law? 29.09.2026

Opponents of Proposition 45 argue the Legislature already fixed CEQA with a bill that took effect last year.

Newsom Signs Bills to Rein In Trump Immigration Efforts 29.09.2026

The governor signed more than 20 bills related to immigration.

Incarcerated Women Fight for Justice Against Prison Abuse 29.09.2026

More than 20 women were potential victims of sexual abuse at the women’s prison in Chowchilla.

Are Chatbots Harming Our Relationships? 29.09.2026

As our relationships with bots deepen, human-AI relationship coach Amelia Miller warns we could wake up one day to find our ability to connect with each other has atrophied, which may leave us feeling profoundly alone.

Sexual Assault Allegations Reshape Political Races from Maine to San Francisco 10.07.2026

A candidate for San Francisco supervisor was accused of sexual assault, leading some Democrats to pull their endorsements while others wait for more evidence.

Too Much Traffic, Not Enough Toilets: SF City Officials Revisit Fourth of July Mishaps 10.07.2026

Beyond problems with public transit and gridlock traffic, the city failed to provide enough restrooms for the flood of people who came to see the special fireworks show.

When Chinese Flower Growers Helped the Bay Area Bloom 10.07.2026

Stanford University archaeologist Laura Jones wasn’t looking for flower farms — at least not at first. She was researching the school’s early land-leasing practices when a retiring colleague gave her some maps of Stanford from the 1950s. As Jones looked closer, she noticed familiar areas — where Stanford Shopping Center, the school’s research park and graduate student...

Investigation Leads to More Transparency From College Campuses About Military-Grade Weapons 10.07.2026

According to state law, campus police can own military weapons as long as they report it to the public.

Renowned Musician Finds Purpose on Skid Row; Silicon Valley’s Forgotten Flower Farms 10.07.2026

Listen to this and more in-depth storytelling by subscribing to The California Report Magazine podcast.   What Skid Row Taught Acclaimed Violinist Vijay Gupta About Music When violinist Vijay Gupta joined the Los Angeles Philharmonic at just 19 years old, he was the youngest to ever take a chair in a major orchestra in the U.S. But despite that shining achievement, he was desperately unhappy....

What Skid Row Taught Acclaimed Violinist Vijay Gupta About Music 10.07.2026

Acclaimed violinist Vijay Gupta still sees his late father everywhere. He’d appear unexpectedly, like when a concert hall conductor pointed to his chest to coax more heart out of a musician, something that Gupta’s dad would do when coaching the young Vijay. “And it was like, there’s dad,” Gupta said. “And he’d already been gone for a couple years, and yet...

Newsom’s Medi-Cal Backfill Plan and the White House’s Grip on Science Funding 09.07.2026

A proposed tax bill could raise premiums on privately insured Californians, and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. takes aim at medical journals.

What You Need to Know if You’re Planning an Outdoor Adventure This Summer 09.07.2026

Everything you need to bring, plus the little luxuries — so you’ll never forget something at home again.

Why Specialized Mariners Are Required on Every Ship Sailing Into San Francisco Bay 09.07.2026

San Francisco Bay is notorious in the shipping world for its tricky waters. That’s why bar pilots — specially trained mariners — board every ship entering or exiting the bay and guide it to safety.

More California Communities Adopting Zone 0 Policy for Fire Safety 08.07.2026

The strongest push for implementation may come from insurance companies themselves. 

Muni Music Turns Buses and Trains Into a Unique Musical Composition 08.07.2026

The website assigns digital instruments to Muni’s real-time vehicle data, allowing listeners to experience San Francisco’s public transit system as a sonic whole.

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