Gov. Gavin Newsom will roll out his plan Thursday to shift California's coronavirus policies from a “pandemic” phase of the virus to an “endemic” phase. We'll break down what the governor is calling for, and what he isn't.
Three of the top Republican candidates met at the historic Guild Theater in California’s capital city to discuss the pandemic response, homelessness and housing, wildfires and the economy at a Sacramento Press Club debate.
Californians are facing what could be a historic wildfire season yet again. From the coast to Southern California, the Central Valley up to the North State, we’ll answer your most pressing questions about wildfires.
In this special statewide broadcast of KQED's Forum, we take a deeper look at the heavy emotional and psychological toll of anti-Asian racism and what can be done to remove barriers to care. Hosted by Mina Kim.
Listen live at 3 p.m. as California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly provides an update on the state's response to COVID-19.
President Donald Trump will visit with California fire officials Monday near Sacramento. Trump has a history of publicly blaming wildfires on forest management, despite ties to climate change.
On Wednesday, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced 19 counties — including Sacramento, San Joaquin and Los Angeles — must close bars and indoor activities such as dining, movie theaters and museums. We look at how these will impact the Sacramento region.
It’s getting hot and you’re probably dreaming of your favorite body of water or high-altitude hike. CapRadio’s Randol White asks Environment Reporter Ezra David Romero what you need to know about getting outdoors as coronavirus cases are on the rise.
CapRadio Reporter Sarah Mizes-Tan has been covering the Black Lives Matter protests and started to see parallels between it and her father’s encouragement to stand up against anti-Asian racism. But she realizes that not everyone feels the same way.
The governor of California is requiring people to wear face masks in public as cases of COVID-19 continue to rise in the state. But the backlash has been strong even though there’s growing evidence they are effective.
