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The legislature is considering a bill that would keep California state prisons from handing people who get parole and are undocumented over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. We’ll find out why that’s important, how it’s controversial, and whose lives would be changed as a result. And, we'll hear firsthand from a man at Solano prison who worried about what would happen to his family before he was released. And, a reading of an excerpt from a new book by San Francisco author Matthew Clark Davison.
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We go behind the scenes of the WNBA Championships and to the Valkyries parade.
We go behind the scenes of the WNBA Championships and to the Valkyries parade. Then, we meet two cellists from the San Francisco Symphony.
Farmworkers are exposed to lots of different kinds of pollution: from dust and pesticides, to the exhaust from equipment and wildfire smoke. In Santa Cruz County, one man is bringing together students, community organizations, and farmworkers, to better understand where and when air pollution poses…
Farm work is dangerous work. For California’s farmworkers, climate threats and social vulnerabilities make it especially hazardous.
Today, we hear about the invisible hazards immigrant farmworkers in Pajaro Valley face and what more can be done to safeguard them.
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