KQED readers have asked us about where their electricity comes from, how much of it is “green,” and what's powering the state's electric grid. So we found out.

More than a decade after Rita Pierson stepped onto the TED stage and declared, “Every kid needs a champion,” her words still ...

As the Timber Fire in the mountains of Big Sur above Highway 1 grows, tourists are being asked to reconsider travel to the region.

Climate scientists warn the impacts of the historic climate event could push up water along the coast, the Bay and even the Sacramento River.

SF Camerawork announced today that it would close after over 50 years in operation. The nonprofit arts space dedicated to contemporary photography was founded in 1974, and has served the Bay Area’s ...

Bishop O’Dowd High School introduced a rainbow-colored letter “O,” after the Oakland Archdiocese asked the school to take the rainbow flags down.

Slamming into opponents on wheels has its risks. But for gender-nonconforming skaters, it's a safe place to be.

Luxury resort Ventana Inn, beloved restaurant Nepenthe and the Henry Miller Memorial Library were included in the order to depart immediately.

Meta has argued that social media addiction isn’t a real diagnosis. The company also argued that Facebook and Instagram are ...

A new California law means school districts must develop new policies prohibiting phone use during school days.

After two days packed with high-adrenaline performances, Sunday at Outside Lands offered festivalgoers an oasis to recharge before the work week. The day began with the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus ...

Two city worker unions will hold a strike authorization vote as contract talks remain deadlocked. San José Mayor Matt Mahan has said the city has offered all it can afford.