KQED Audio Newsletter

Q’ed Up

There’s a lot of news in the Q. In KQED’s first of its kind audio newsletter, hosts Gilare Zada and Emiko Oda tell you about the stories you need to know — so you can be Q’ed Up too. Hear it every weekend on 88.5 KQED.
In the Q
A car and a Muni bus drive through a road that has minor flooding.

El Niño in the Bay Area: What You Need to Know

A large empty venue with a mahogany bar to the left and small stage to the right

Crybaby, Cherished Oakland Nightclub, to Close at End of November 

Highway 101 Through SF Is Closed Again This Weekend — for the Last Time

After Historic Blue Wave, California Democrats Hope to Turn Their Focus Inward

SF Has More Billionaires Than Any City in California. Here’s How Residents Voted on Proposition 40

Proposition 38 Immunology Bond Leading as Vote Counting Continues

Death Spiral Averted: Bay Area Transit Taxes RTM and Proposition H Declare Victory

Real Estate, Climate and Wild Parties? Here’s How Anthropic’s IPO Could Affect the Bay Area

The Political Calculus Behind Newsom’s Opposition to California’s Billionaire Tax

Proposition 4 Would Let More Cities Fund Campaigns. In Oakland, That’s Been a Struggle

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