Search results for

More than a million unemployed people who have been locked out of receiving benefits while the state worked to root out fraudulent claims should have received an identity verification link via email by Thursday.

KQED wasn’t alone in struggling to cover former President Trump. These last four years changed how many journalists think about their responsibilities to the public. It’s also forced more members of the news media to reckon with their own role in perpetuating long-existing, systemic problems. So we wanted to chat with KQED’s newsroom leaders about how … Continue reading By the People: How the Last Four Years Changed KQED →

The Biden Administration is working with California to open two new vaccination sites, one at the Oakland Coliseum and the other at California State University, Los Angeles.

The Mount Diablo Unified School District Governing Board on Wednesday will discuss the status of plans to reopen schools in the district that have remained closed since last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

California has seen substantial decreases in its coronavirus positivity rate and the average number of daily cases.

A snowstorm caused the southbound closure of the Interstate 5 freeway near Ashland Wednesday, leaving some motorists stranded near the California-Oregon border.

The leader of hip-hop boy band BROCKHAMPTON releases his latest song "Peach" in preparation for his album, ARIZONA baby.

Portland's Mayor Ted Wheeler discusses Amazon, freeway widening, and more. Also, we learn more about type 1 diabetes. And we celebrate the career of Steve Amen, host of "Oregon Field Guide."

With more rain in the forecast, UC Berkeley hopes to minimize the potential for fallen trees and injuries.

The Oregon Health Authority said the week of Monday, Oct. 26, through Sunday, Nov. 1, held the most new known coronavirus cases for the state — 3,542.