Even after nearly 20 years, architect Lara Dutto is still astonished by Lafayette’s Hillside Memorial, a collection of thousands of simple, wooden white crosses across from the city’s BART station.

Critics of camping bans say they punish poverty and don’t actually do anything to improve unhoused people’s situation.

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Richmond joined several California cities in strengthening its sanctuary city ordinances to limit involvement with federal ...

One person is dead after their stalled car was crashed into by a driver who was on their phone in Redwood City, according to ...

Like many Bay Area cities, Fremont has invested generously in support services for homeless people. Last month, local leaders ...

Rain has returned to the Bay Area, along with strong winds, as the first storm system enters the region. Follow along for ...

Puerto Rican composer, saxophonist and educator Miguel Zenon joins All Things Considered to talk about the inspiration behind ...

A city named after Ireland’s capital has to put on a good show for St. Patrick’s Day. So on Saturday morning, the 41st ...

Waymo, owned by Google's parent company Alphabet, is expanding its service area with a new swath of coverage not connected to ...

San Francisco rental market is showing signs of recovery. Median rents have jumped 5.1% as Bay Area suburbs experience ...