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Many local leaders in the Bay Area have made it a point to say that their communities are welcoming places for new immigrants, including those who are undocumented, are seeking asylum or are refugees. Oakland Unified School District prides itself on helping “newcomer” students. And this year, they could see an unprecedented number of new … Continue reading What It Takes to Help ‘Newcomer’ Immigrant Students in Oakland →

The State Department issued a statement railing against the "unhinged" media after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo berated NPR's Mary Louise Kelly in an expletive-laced tirade.

A Portland elementary school will hold a vigil Thursday for two children who died Saturday after being pulled into the ocean along Oregon’s Coast.

The California legislature returns and Governor Gavin Newsom prepares to release his state budget plan. Marisa and Scott discuss new bills on housing and wildfires, and what to watch for in Newsom’s spending plan (0:12). Then, Assembly Budget Committee chair Phil Ting joins to discuss his family’s political history in China and Taiwan, finding his … Continue reading State Budget Preview with Assemblyman Phil Ting →

Afer the quake, thousands of buildings became uninhabitable, including dozens in San Francisco’s Marina District.

Susan Tranberg worked for the timber company in Springfield for more than 40 years.

The Commerce Department report indicates the slowest economic growth in three years.

The city of Vancouver’s financial forecast has darkened over the past month, further pinching hundreds of public employees.

This week's most essential albums, out on April 27, includes the potent and political rock of Speedy Ortiz, the ethereal sounds of Grouper, Janelle Monae's Dirty Computer, Post Malone and more.

A run through some of the week's best new albums, including Korean surf-rock band Say Sue Me, singer Juliana Hatfield's surprisingly emotional tribute to Olivia Newton-John, Tinashe and more.