Audio Storytelling
Every year in honor of Autism Acceptance Month, BART invites youth on the spectrum to record audio announcements that play at stations across the system.
Artificial intelligence is taking the hunt to a whole new level. More job seekers are turning to open source models to get land their dream job.
One in three college students nationwide experience food insecurity. San Jose State is working to make it easier for their students to study hard without stressing about groceries.
For wheelchair basketball athletes in the Bay Area, the Paralympic Games are a reminder of the fierce competition they know is ever-present in the world of adaptive sports.
More than a dozen in-custody students get their getting their high school diplomas as part of the Sheriff's Office’s Five Keys Charter School.
A Bay Area supper club that trains, employs and provides wrap-around services for formerly incarcerated and foster care youth just won Chick-fil A’s top philanthropic prize.
The Rainbow Gay Pride flag at San Francisco’s Harvey Milk Plaza is officially a landmark. To mark the occasion, dozens gathered for a raising-of-the-flag ceremony.
Younger generations are taking the lead in the fight for climate justice. Here in the Bay Area, climate activists are doing their part to make a difference in their own futures.
The iconic Hearts in San Francisco project is back and the new crop of hearts includes one created by a local elementary school art teacher and her flock of fledgling artists.
A push to restore the long-shuttered storybook firehouse in Oakland’s Montclair district gains traction as one real estate broker plans to retrofit it as an arts center.
A look into two pilot programs started in San Francisco, both aimed at offering life-saving substance use disorder treatment, shelter, and wrap-around services, all under one roof.
Longtime leader of San Francisco’s GLIDE Foundation, Reverend Cecil Williams has died. He was 94. Congregants and staffers take time to remember his work and legacy.