Sunni Khalid is a News Editor for KALW, focusing on local news in the San Francisco Bay Area. With a keen interest in covering stories that impact the community, Sunni's articles often delve into transportation issues, education, local politics, and social justice.
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Sunni Khalid's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation. He also covers crime-related topics.
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A West Oakland recycling company has been fined more than a half-million dollars for problems with its air pollution abatement equipment.
Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price on Monday held a press conference and confirmed that two Oakland police officers had been charged with allegedly driving under the influence, and "potentially" a third will be, too.
The new superintendent for the San Francisco Unified School District was formally appointed on Tuesday.
Teachers overwhelmingly support restricting the student use of cellphones in the classroom, according to a survey by the Association of American Educators, or AAE, released earlier this month.
The Oakland Police Commission, the civilian board overseeing the Oakland Police Department, last week added three new commissioners and a new inspector general.
By: Sunni Khalid
A federal judge has permitted pro-Palestinian students to present their perspectives on a lawsuit filed against the University of California-Berkeley for alleged antisemitism.
Sometimes a fresh candidate is more appealing than a seated politician. Today, we hear why London Breed’s reelection bid for Mayor of San Francisco is vulnerable to an upset. And how money is playing a role in that election.
A local homeless advocacy group has opened up its fourth encampment in Berkeley to protest the city’s increasing encampment sweeps and evictions.
More than 1,000 officers with San Jose's police union will no longer have limited hours of parental leave to spend with family.
For individuals who are homeless, many don't know they have a right to vote. And even if they do, a lack of transportation and access to any technology or information about the issues or candidates are problems that confront this disenfranchised community, according to current and former homeless individuals and advocates.
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