Officials warn that next year’s cuts in water supply could go even deeper as severe drought grips nearly 90% of California. “The challenge is there is no water,” says Karla Nemeth, director of @CA_DWR .

Over the past 18 months, more than 150 firefighters were sickened by heat exposure while working for Cal Fire. But public health experts and federal workplace regulators agree that heat-related illnesses and deaths are 100% preventable.

Today, the Bay Area's own Betty Reid Soskin turned 100 years old. It's also the day an El Sobrante middle school officially renamed itself in her honor. @KQED 's @bethlaberge  captured scenes from today's ceremony. 🔗

Back in mid-August, U.S. health officials announced plans to offer COVID-19 booster shots to all Americans — starting as early as this week. That didn't happen. So when could we actually see booster shots roll out? And who might get them first?

In 'The Displaced,' an interracial artist couple moves into a loft near the subway, excited to be embarking on their new life together. But they soon realize they share it with something... paranormal.

“If [Native customers] see a dish from their tribe, I want them to feel pride. I want people to taste and feel the love." —Crystal Wahpepah of the new Fruitvale restaurant Wahpepah's Kitchen

SFPD’s organized retail crime unit will triple in size and boost patrolling in popular commercial areas. But criminal justice advocates argue that this strategy relies on “failed approaches” and doesn't target the roots of financially motivated crime.

San Francisco Cinematheque’s 12th annual Crossroads festival of new avant-garde films and videos is a stirring, smashing smorgasbord of styles, techniques and voices.