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The Berkeley city council is voting tonight on whether or not to approve a contract renewal with Flock Safety. KALW’s Wren Farrell has more.

Remote work has drastically changed California’s workforce. That’s according to a new report by the Legislative Analyst’s Office out this week.

It’s Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month. A time to reflect on the histories that shape Asian American communities. KALW’s Srishti Prabha took a walking tour in Berkeley to learn more about the legacy of South Asian activism in the Bay.

After three people died from Hantavirus on a European cruise ship, health officials are trying to trace the deadly outbreak. KALW’s Viviana Vivas (Vee-vee-AH-nuh Vi-vus) has more.

San Jose's city manager released a proposal for the upcoming fiscal year that includes broad cuts to city services, but avoids layoffs.

@ItsMical Thank you!

After all these years I’ve finally made my public radio donation. Shoutout @KALW.

Here's a weekly lookahead on the voices and topics you can expect to hear on Your Call this week! You can engage in the conversation right now by calling 866-798-8255 or email yourcall@kalw.org.

No matter where the country goes. No matter where the economy goes: We are the Bay Area, and together, we can stand strong. KALW stands for you. Now, we need you to stand for us. Give now. Stand for what you believe in by donating to KALW at kalw.org/donate.

Beginning at midnight on 4/22, tune into 91.7FM for 24 hours of natural sounds, recorded by Sonoma-based soundscape ecologist Bernie Krause and his team from Wild Sanctuary, all introduced and narrated by members of KALW's team.🌱

At KALW, we stand for courageous journalism, vibrant music and culture, and our neighbors who make the Bay Area our home. On April 27, we launch our spring membership campaign, but you can stand for KALW with an early gift at kalw.org/donate.

Every creator you follow started somewhere. This summer, start here. KALW teaches Bay Area young folks the skills to make people listen. Limited spots available. Apply by Friday, May 1, 2026: kalw.org/teen-podcastin…

To mark Holocaust Remembrance Day, KALW's Queer Power is airing an episode from the Nazi Era series from our friends at Making Gay History on April 9 at 6pm on 91.7FM or kalw.org.

Join your favorite San Francisco reporters and newsrooms to celebrate the inaugural San Francisco Local News Day! WHEN: Thursday, Apr 9 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM WHERE: KALW, 220 Montgomery St. RSVP: luma.com/sf-local-news-…

Author and journalist Katherine Stewart discusses her book, Money, Lies, and God: Inside The Movement to Destroy American Democracy on today's edition of Your Call. What will it take to turn things around and restore democracy for all? kalw.org/your-call.

Live now: we're discussing war crimes, accountability, and the precedents being set by the US-Israeli assault on Iran, the US-backed Israeli assault on Gaza, and the ongoing deadly boat strikes carried out by the Trump administration. kalw.org/show/your-call…

KALW is fully activated this month with a variety of events at 220 Montgomery to intrigue, delight, and inform you! Learn more and RSVP at kalw.org/events

The US at 250: A Native Perspective exposes the real history behind America’s founding, from stolen lands to erased stories, centering the voices of the Indigenous peoples who’ve endured for centuries. kalw.org/show/your-call…

Professor @afreemanlawprof traces US food policy from colonization and slavery to the Americanization of immigrant food cultures, the commodities supplied to Native reservations, and the long-standing alliance between government and the food industry. kalw.org/show/your-call…

Join KALW for a live watch party for the first California gubernatorial debate in the 2026 election, hosted by the KALW Election News Team. 2/3/26 @220 Montgomery St. | 5:30pm RSVP: kalw.org/220montgomery