Julian Glover

At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, where San Francisco Bay meets the Pacific, a Civil War-era military fort is being transformed into a place of remembrance, resistance, and reimagining.

Today, Oakland's MACRO program is staffed by a team of 28 who operate in pairs consisting of a community intervention specialist and an EMT. They are trained in crisis response, de-escalation, and connecting residents to services.

A Saint Mary's College freshman began texting his parents from his dorm in fear. He told them that other students had been shouting curse words and racial slurs--including the N-word--outside his door. One night, he recorded part of the outburst.

A Bay Area appraiser is ordered to pay a couple $75,000 and watch the ABC7 News documentary "Our America: Lowballed" as a part of a settlement agreement. The settlement is the result of complaints a family filed against the appraiser and appraisal company that alleged racial discrimination.

Joyce Gordon, founder and owner of the Joyce Gordon Gallery, showcases the work of Black artists, providing them a space to display pieces that are often underrepresented in mainstream galleries.

With the countdown on for the iconic Chinese New Year Parade celebration, ABC7 is spotlighting a father-son duo whose work has documented Chinatown's struggles and resilience over the decades.

It's hard to believe Thanksgiving is a week from tomorrow, and it's a goal for many organizations to make sure that families have a turkey and a good meal on the table. Here's more about Walkup Law Firm's second annual giveaway:

From San Francisco district attorney to California attorney general, U.S. senator, and now the first Black and Asian woman to be nominated for president, Kamala Harris has a history of breaking barriers. Here's a look back at her historic journey:

Harris's message to turn grief into action resonated with the crowd of supporters, lifelong friends, and alumni at Howard University.

Nikola Alexandre is the co-founder of the 900-acre plot in Sonoma County that centers on reconnecting Black and Indigenous LGBTQ+ people with land and the techniques used to preserve it.