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kqed.org > forum > 20/10/101914625 > senator-alex-padilla-on-confronting-presidential-corruption-and-ice

Senator Alex Padilla on Confronting Presidential Corruption and ICE

9+ hour, 15+ min ago   (106+ words) KQED Senator Alex Padilla on Confronting Presidential Corruption and ICE Airdate: Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at 9 AM After recent revelations that President Trump took in more that $2.2 billion during his first year back in the White House, we talk to Democratic Senator…...

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kqed.org > forum > 20/10/101914622 > who-pays-for-san-francisco

Who Pays for San Francisco?

9+ hour, 46+ min ago   (187+ words) KQED Who Pays for San Francisco? Airdate: Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at 9 AM San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie poured almost $9 million of his personal fortune into getting elected. Now, he is finding an extraordinary amount of private money to pour into city…...

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kqed.org > forum > 20/10/101914631 > inside-americas-largest-ice-camp

Inside America's Largest ICE Camp

9+ hour, 3+ min ago   (112+ words) KQED Inside America's Largest ICE Camp Airdate: Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at 10:20 AM Built in a matter of weeks on the Fort Bliss military base in Texas, Camp East Montana has become the nation’s largest immigrant detention center, housing thousands of people…...

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kqed.org > science > 2001540 > california-scientists-find-early-warning-sign-of-irreversible-groundwater-damage

California Scientists Find Early Warning Sign of Irreversible Groundwater Damage

10+ hour, 20+ min ago   (409+ words) Some farming towns in California’s Central Valley have sunk by more than 11 feet in recent years because of groundwater pumping, the extraction of water from underground aquifers using wells and electric pumps for drinking, farming and industry. While some land…...

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kqed.org > news > 12/09/2748 > dove-fire-burns-224-acres-70-miles-west-of-yosemite

Dove Fire Burns 224 Acres, 70 Miles West of Yosemite

8+ hour, 58+ min ago   (633+ words) A wildfire burning in the hills near Sonora has stopped growing as firefighters work to contain the blaze that forced evacuations across parts of Tuolumne County. The Dove Fire broke out just before 3 p.m. Sunday southwest of Sonora, near Highway 108 and…...

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kqed.org > arts > 13/99/1888 > rootstock-arts-indian-classical-music-jazz-oakland

RootStock Arts Creates a Hub for Indian Music and Jazz in Oakland

10+ hour, 1+ min ago   (736+ words) KQED RootStock Arts Creates a Hub for Indian Music and Jazz in Oakland Sameer Gupta has his hands full with RootStock Arts, his new North Oakland cultural center that began hosting music events in May. But that doesn’t mean he’s…...

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kqed.org > news > 12/09/2689 > a-bay-area-heat-wave-is-coming-along-with-beach-hazards-and-wildfires

A Bay Area Heat Wave Is Coming, Along With Beach Hazards and Wildfire Risk

11+ hour, 56+ min ago   (455+ words) The Bay Area is heading into its hottest stretch of the summer so far, with inland temperatures climbing toward 100 degrees by the weekend. But the heat may not be the most dangerous thing about this week’s weather. As residents head…...

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kqed.org > news > 12/09/2328 > can-wealthy-san-francisco-residents-stop-a-massive-housing-redevelopment-project

Can Wealthy San Francisco Residents Stop a Massive Housing Redevelopment Project?

13+ hour, 12+ min ago   (800+ words) Last week, more than 300 people packed into San Francisco’s Fort Mason to discuss the future of the grocery store across the street. A developer wants to replace the Marina District Safeway with two residential towers rising more than 250 feet. The…...

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kqed.org > news > 12/09/2676 > theres-a-political-power-struggle-in-the-city-of-avenal

There's a Political Power Struggle in the City of Avenal

17+ hour, 11+ min ago   (666+ words) Arriving in Avenal, known as the “Pistachio Capital of the World,” nothing seems out of the ordinary at first. The streets are quiet. Residents are going about their daily routines, stopping at local businesses or chatting with neighbors. The loudest…...

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kqed.org > news > 12/09/2548 > theyre-on-our-flag-but-do-long-gone-grizzly-bears-belong-in-modern-california

They’re on Our Flag, but Do Long-Gone Grizzly Bears Belong in Modern California?

17+ hour, 51+ min ago   (1233+ words) The grizzly bear on California’s flag went extinct a century ago in the Golden State. Now, a group of tribes and environmentalists is urging the Legislature to study whether it’s possible to bring them back. Grizzlies once lived across most…...