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U.S. Border Agents Found A Toddler And A Baby Abandoned Along The Rio Grande
With her hair neatly braided, the girl sat next to her baby brother, dressed for an outing, complete with a backpack and note — but their parents were nowhere to be found, the U.S. Border Patrol said.
Claiming Unemployment in California: Your Options Now That Pandemic Federal Benefits Have Ended
If you're claiming unemployment benefits in California through EDD, here’s what to know if you're still out of work, now that your pandemic federal programs have stopped.
How Yolanda López Changed Chicanx Art Forever
López, who died Sept. 3, created politically charged images of Chicanx identity during a five-decade-long career.
Oregon Congressman Kurt Schrader defends vote against drug-pricing plan
Schrader says he favors an alternate drug pricing plan he’s working on, but takes issue with the process and price tag behind Biden’s social infrastructure package.
Maurice ‘Mobetta’ Brown Flows Between Jazz and Hip-Hop at the Black Cat
The trumpeter and MC’s residency features special guests like the Free Nationals and Prince collaborator MonoNeon.
Oregon education leaders join calls for Newberg school board to reverse ban on BLM, pride flags
Newberg's mayor and city council, the school district’s teachers’ union, the American Civil Liberties Union, Oregon House Democrats and the Oregon School Boards Association had already called for the Newberg School District's elected board to reverse the policy. On Thursday, the Oregon State Board of Education joined them.
In Texas, Officials Are Reporting A Surge Of Migrants At The Southern Border This Week
Texas officials call it a "historic surge." Thousands of new arrivals, largely from Haiti, are straining an already overstretched system, and more are on the way.
2,000 Degrees: Glassblowing in the Bayview
Nathan Watson and Public Glass are using molten glass to build community.
Where Our Water Comes From
Most Bay Area residents rely on water that travels a long way to get here. And as we experience another drought, it’s more important than ever to understand how our water works, especially in our different local communities. Today, we’re sharing an episode from our friends at Bay Curious. This is one episode in their … Continue reading Where Our Water Comes From →
Oregon schools are keeping COVID numbers down in part by relying on quarantining
Strategies that test for COVID-19 and quarantine exposed students have helped keep COVID-19 from spreading in classrooms. But they're also keeping thousands of students at home. There are some ways to fix this.
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