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The Bay

Bay Area-raised host Ericka Cruz Guevarra talks with local journalists about what’s happening in the greatest region in the country. It’s the context and analysis you need to make sense of the news, with help from the people who know it best. New episodes drop Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings.

Episodes

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California’s Primary Results So Far

05 Jun 2026
23m
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A Teacher Was Fired for Sexually Harassing Students. Why Did California Let Him Continue Teaching?

03 Jun 2026
31m
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California’s teacher credentialing system frequently fails to protect students by allowing educators terminated for sexual harassment to remain in the classroom. Investigative reporting into the case of Jason Agan, a former high school teacher fired for inappropriate physical contact with students, reveals deep systemi...

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Three Recent Graduates Share Their Thoughts on AI

01 Jun 2026
21m
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Recent college graduates face a shifting professional landscape defined by the rapid integration of artificial intelligence. While students initially viewed AI as a disruptive academic tool, its widespread adoption has sparked concerns regarding the replacement of entry-level white-collar roles and the potential declin...

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SF's Congressional Race, Local Tax Ballot Measures, and Richmond’s Mayoral Election

29 May 2026
24m
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These Protesters Could Go to Prison for Blocking the Golden Gate Bridge

27 May 2026
21m
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The Berkeley Physicist Whose Invention Changed Surfing Forever

25 May 2026
23m
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At SF Carnaval This Weekend, Freedom and Resistance Take Center Stage

22 May 2026
15m
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Benicia Wants to Be a Model for Life After an Oil Refinery. Can It?

20 May 2026
23m
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Homelessness is Down in SF, But Not For Families

18 May 2026
19m
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Families experiencing homelessness in San Francisco often remain invisible, trapped in a cycle of shelter instability while awaiting permanent housing. Despite a recent 15 percent increase in families facing homelessness, the city’s shelter system historically imposed rigid time limits that forced families to frequentl...

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Community Childcare Centers on Shaky Ground After Transitional Kindergarten Expansion

15 May 2026
22m
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The Workers Who Make SFO Go 'Round Want Higher Wages

13 May 2026
20m
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PG&E Bills Are Going Up. Here’s Why

11 May 2026
16m
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Can the Valkyries Take It to the Next Level?

08 May 2026
17m
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Inside Elon Musk and Sam Altman's Battle Over OpenAI

06 May 2026
20m
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The federal trial in Oakland pitting Elon Musk against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman centers on allegations that the company abandoned its founding nonprofit mission to develop artificial intelligence for the benefit of humanity. Musk seeks the removal of leadership and the disgorgement of $130 billion, claiming the organi...

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Raising Kids in the Bay? It Comes With Compromises

04 May 2026
23m
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The Civic Joy Fund Promises to Help ‘Revitalize’ SF. Some Artists Want No Part in It

01 May 2026
21m
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Oakland Makes It Easier to Sweep Encampments, California Billionaire Tax, and SF Library Weddings

29 Apr 2026
22m
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Inside California’s Last Nuclear Power Plant

27 Apr 2026
22m
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Medi-Cal Cuts Are Coming. Contra Costa County Is Bracing for Impact

24 Apr 2026
19m
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The Governor’s Race Changes Shape — Again

22 Apr 2026
18m
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