Why does San Francisco feel so weird during this tech boom while Oakland is more or less still Oakland?

Support EFF and get a custom Spirit of a Cyborg bookplate! I’m using the release of my book, The Spirit of a Cyborg, to try to raise some money for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which i…

A year after a coalition of law enforcement agencies converged on Memphis, Beale Street businesses are struggling to stay afloat.

Trans children in the UK are the targets of an escalating moral panic, centred around access to affirmative adolescent healthcare. Combining moral panic theory ...

The state added more than 1 million acres this last year toward its goal of conserving 30% of it land by 2030. It made no progress toward conserving 30% of its coastal waters in the same time frame.

One of the Bay Area’s most popular bike rides just became much safer with the opening of a new paved riding trail near the Golden Gate Bridge.

A lawsuit filed by Attorney General Phil Weiser asks a judge to throw out $530 million GEO Group contract with ICE.

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The MacArthur Foundation supports creative people and effective institutions committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world. In addition to selecting the MacArthur Fellows, we work to ...

In December 2025, it was announced that the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) had completed the construction of the I-25 wildlife overpass in the area of Greenland, between Denver and Color...

Utah state Rep. Trevor Lee resigned from the Legislature Monday, hours after prosecutors charged him with multiple felonies tied to an alleged scheme to fraudulently secure a home loan.The Utah Attorn...

The former NFL kicker has made women’s sports a central issue in his campaign.

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The first fall runs of chinook salmon since the project in California and Oregon was completed have surpassed researchers’ expectations.

The classic 2004 examination of David Brooks’s “Bobos in Paradise” by Philadelphia magazine’s Sasha Issenberg.

The "Forging Ahead" exhibit showcases works from established and emerging artists, making it the most expansive celebration of Black women's creativity at the Harlem museum.