810K views · 35 reactions | NEW! Introducing PBS PASSPORT – a new member benefit that provides extended access to over 1,000 episodes of PBS programs – anytime, anywhere! Binge, catch up, and revisit your favorites.   Go to pbs.org/getpassport to learn more. | KQED | Facebook

143K views · 764 reactions | Prop 57, which you'll be voting on in #Election2016, allows some prisoners to come up for parole consideration earlier than their original sentence allows — and to earn credits for participating in rehabilitation programs. Come with us inside San Quentin to find out more. | KQED | Facebook

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Yesterday, the Bay Area lost a legendary, groundbreaking journalist. Belva Davis broke the color barrier in Bay Area radio and television in the 1960s. Over the course of more than 50 years, she covered some of the most explosive and indelible stories in this region. She hosted KQED’S flagship weekly journalist roundtable series This Week in Northern California for two and half decades. Along the way, Davis advocated for women and minorities in the television industry. Reflecting on Davis’ profe

You've seen it while driving on 101 or flying into SFO, but what's the history behind South San Francisco's "Industrial City" sign? Bay Curious's Olivia Allen-Price breaks it down. 🔗 For more stories like this, head to the link in our bio. | KQED

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