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▪️ The Bay Area’s @NPR and @PBS station. ▪️ On 88.5 FM | KQED 9 | KQED App | KQED.org
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    California lawmakers took on data centers, addictive social media features and AI-powered workplace monitoring with this legislative session’s bills. Which will Newsom sign into law?
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    Chatbots, Data Centers and Surveillance: 5 Silicon Valley Bills Land on Newsom’s Desk | KQED
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    Ongoing contract negotiations between Kaiser and its unionized nurses have reportedly faced roadblocks since their existing deal expired on Aug. 31.
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    In Oakland, Kaiser Nurses Take Staffing, AI Concerns to the Picket Lines | KQED
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    It’s a great time to be a women’s sports fan in the Bay Area. Here’s how you can get involved.
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    In the Midst of Basketball and Baseball Season, How to Join Women’s Sports Fandom in the Bay Area |...
    It’s a great time to be a women’s sports fan in the Bay Area. Here’s how you can get involved.
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    A new proposal would change rules around the removal of street trees. Urban forest advocates worry this could damage the city’s already fragile canopy.
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    ‘Lurie vs. Lorax?’ San Francisco Tree Advocates Bring Planting Fight to City Hall | KQED
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    The effort to avoid closure was led by photographer Hal Fischer, one of three original founders of the nonprofit, and Monique Deschaines, director of Euqinom Gallery and a former Camerawork board member.
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    SF Camerawork, Legacy Photo Nonprofit, Avoids Closure | KQED
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