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This article is adapted from an episode of our podcast “Civic.” Click the audio player below to hear the full story.
The racial reckoning that followed the murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer inspired the reexamination of many historical figures, including John Muir, the man often called “the father of the national parks.” » Read more
This is a nonpartisan analysis of contests on the ballot in San Francisco for the election occurring on June 7, 2022. It was created by Liana Wilcox, Sylvie Sturm and Lila LaHood, who are part of the team that brings you “Civic,” our local public affairs radio show and podcast. » Read more
This article is adapted from an episode of our podcast “Civic.” It is the second in a two-part series examining factors contributing to the country’s extreme wealth inequality and how it impacts Bay Area residents. Click the audio player below to hear the full story. » Read more
Despite vows to become more transparent, the California Public Utilities Commission has systematically violated the public’s right to know about its handling of deadly disasters and corporate scandals, according to court records and First Amendment attorneys.
Applying century-old laws meant to fight corruption, the commission has effectively limited court enforcement of the state’s public records act. » Read more