Are California's Voting Systems Safe?
It's two weeks from the June primary election, and thousands of Californians are already voting early. On the heels of what appears to be Russian interference in the last election, many experts think state elections systems are still vulnerable.
Reporter: Scott Shafer
What Will Jerry Brown's Departure Mean for Criminal Justice in California?
When Gov. Jerry Brown was sworn in, he inherited a prison system bursting at the seams. Federal judges ordered California to reduce its prison population by 40,000. Brown did that and more, making criminal justice reform one of his signature issues. The system could change dramatically after Brown leaves office, depending on his successor.
Reporter: Marisa Lagos
San Francisco's Salesforce Tower Lights Up as an Art Display
One of the tallest buildings on the West Coast is about to become even more attention-grabbing. The Salesforce Tower in San Francisco will light up Tuesday night as part of a new art display.
Reporter: Michelle Wiley
In Wake of Texas Massacre, Lawmakers Move to Ban Cow Palace Gun Shows
Northern California lawmakers are launching a new effort to ban gun shows at the Cow Palace in Daly City. It’s the fifth attempt by local legislators to ban the shows hosted by the state-owned venue five times a year.
Reporter: Peter Jon Shuler
Controversy Over Silicon Valley Community Foundation Brews
Community foundations make news headlines all the time -- typically, with public policy reports or grants to support programs for the public good. But in recent weeks, the Silicon Valley Community Foundation has been making news because of public revelations about a reportedly toxic work culture, the departure of three executives and criticism around some of its financial practices.
Reporter: Rachael Myrow
Border Stories: Gloria
The California Report crew recently went down to the border to hear from folks on both sides of the wall. On the Tijuana side, they met Gloria, who's waiting to gain asylum.
Reporter: Michelle Wiley
Border Stories: George Ramirez
Also waiting at the U.S.-Mexico border crossing was George Ramirez, a cab driver. Ramirez was brought to the U.S. as a baby and later deported after several criminal convictions.
Reporter: Polly Stryker