Scars of Khmer Rouge

Thavery, a Cambodian American, had a hard time in her teenage years dealing with issues at home and in school. After a visit to a community center in Oakland, she began to learn the history of the Khmer Rouge who killed two million Cambodians from 1975 to 1979.

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Oakland reacts to Republican healthcare bill

This week, lawmakers in Washington, D.C., will vote on the American Health Care Act, part of Republican’s “repeal-and-replace” strategy for the Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare. Some people in Oakland had a few opinions about that.

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Reintegration through Farming

In 2015, California had 550,000 prisoners, the second highest number in the country. Many of the felons go back into prison after they are released, due to structural discrimination and marginalization.

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In Bruce We Trust

What makes someone travel around the world, spend their money and wait in the rain to see their favorite band? Reporter Matt Beagle answers these questions by talking to Bruce Springsteen fans before a concert in Oakland.

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The Bus Stop Battle

In Oakland, the AC Transit 51A bus line runs from Rockridge down Broadway to Alameda. Now one bus stop on the 51A line has become the center of a political battle.

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