The Latest from KQED

San Mateo County bans new ICE detention centers, citing poor conditions and fatalities.

A federal judge ruled against Trump administration restrictions on homelessness funding, leaving Santa Clara County in limbo.

This episode covers the federal reversal on closing Job Corps centers and a push to designate September as Suicide Prevention Month.

This KQED episode covers Oakland parents supporting new school smartphone bans and a public defender demanding action after police used excessive force in San Francisco.

This episode covers the death of NBA legend Don Nelson and a salmonella recall affecting California jalapeño products.

Stanford faces privacy concerns over a new surveillance contract, while Oakland schools implement cell phone bans and teens seek real-world social spaces.

This episode covers a federal judge ordering the Trump administration to pay $65 million to legal aid groups representing migrant children.

This episode covers federal gun charges in Oakland and VTA efforts to curb fare evasion.

This KQED News Fix covers a sharp rise in cyclospora cases in California, largely linked to international travel.

This episode covers a Pittsburgh city phishing scam, a San Francisco apartment fire displacing residents, and controversy over Sonoma County jet noise rerouted for the Bohemian Club.

California lawmakers propose bills to increase state oversight of federal immigration detention centers amid reports of deaths and neglect.

This KQED News Fix covers a federal judge hearing arguments in a sexual harassment lawsuit against USF’s baseball program.

This episode covers new legislation for ICE jail inspections and California’s progress toward a 90% clean energy grid by 2035.

OpenAI settles a $3.

This KQED episode covers Pacific Northwest wildfire smoke affecting Bay Area air quality and the trauma of former residents facing new blazes in Washington.

This episode covers hazy air quality from Pacific Northwest wildfires and upcoming Carquinez Bridge maintenance.

This episode covers Alameda County’s potential $30 minimum wage ballot measure and the San Francisco Firebells’ debut win in the new women’s professional baseball league.

This KQED episode covers Alameda County’s potential $30 minimum wage ballot measure and San Jose’s new data center regulations.

This episode covers the closure of San Francisco’s Cartoon Art Museum and the debut win of the new San Francisco Firebells women’s baseball team.

This episode covers the San Francisco Giants' trade deadline moves and a Mission District murder sentencing.

This episode covers the wrongful conviction case of Pierre Rushing, whose key witness recanted testimony, and the closure of San Francisco’s Cartoon Art Museum.