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An interpretive sign at Muir Woods National Monument has recently been edited because of a Trump administration executive order banning any materials that “inappropriately disparage” people in American history. This isn’t the first time that a national park exhibit in the Bay Area has been affected because of Trump’s policies. We learn more from Marissa Ortega-Welch, the creator and host of the wilderness podcast How Wild.
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Today, a conversation about why it’s so hard to count how many people experience homelessness in our communities. Then, what it was like at the WNBA semifinals in Las Vegas.
We hear from folks who proudly celebrate their love for Bay Area public transit, and we dive into the complicated history of BART.
BART’s facing cuts to its services. Voters put a measure on the ballot to fund it. But when two BART stations were built in the Mission in the 1970s, many locals fought against them.
As Bay Area cities start to release the full results of their 2026 Point-in-Time homeless counts, we dig into why it’s so hard to count how many people experience homelessness in our communities.
We hear from folks who proudly celebrate their love for Bay Area public transit.
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