Bay Area Nvidia CEO donates $75M to Vanderbilt University’s new San Francisco arts college By EdSource Staff | July 24, 2026 The new school will be part of the 4.5-acre site in Potrero Hill that the university is acquiring from the California College of the Arts.
Featured in Category PUSD Superintendent Jennifer Hawn is leaving By Exedra Staff | July 23, 2026 Her last day is August 12; School Board to share more about next steps in coming weeks.
California Newsom appoints podcaster Scott Galloway to University of California Board of Regents By EdSource Staff | July 23, 2026 Galloway is a longtime booster of the UC system and has written about isolation and loneliness among young men.
Bay Area Critics call for ‘full transparency’ after Oakland’s 3rd fatal police shooting By Pete Young | Bay City News | July 21, 2026 Community organizations and advocates demanded release of the full timeline, body-worn camera footage, dispatch audio and other details related to the death.
California Judge demands immigrants at Adelanto ICE center get clean water and medical care By Wendy Fry and Sergio Olmos | CalMatters | July 17, 2026 The ruling comes as scrutiny over the conditions inside immigrant detention centers in the Trump administration continues to mount.
Arts & Entertainment SF supes give final OK to cannabis cafes to offer food, drinks and entertainment By Thomas Hughes | Bay City News | July 15, 2026 The proposal now only requires San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie's signature to become law.
Around Town Who’s that Good Dog? By Olivia Stevens | July 14, 2026 Sunny is a discerning eater with a generous heart.
City Fire weather concerns could prompt PG&E cut-offs this week By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News | July 14, 2026 Alameda County is among areas potentially affected.
California California law ensures humans, not AI, are teaching K-12 students By Diana Lambert | EdSource | July 14, 2026 The bill amended the California education code to make clear that school staff and contractors in public schools must be “natural people.”
California California school districts seek money, changes to social media apps in lawsuits By Vani Sanganeria | EdSource | July 13, 2026 L.A. Unified and other school districts are suing companies like Meta, Google, and TikTok for platforms they say are "addictive" for children.