Marin County residents have taken to howling at 8 o'clock each night to take the edge of the day during shelter-in-place.

Marin County residents have taken to howling at 8 o'clock each night to take the edge of the day during shelter-in-place.

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Hear That Howling? It's Not Wolves, it's Marin County

KQED newscast for Monday, May 11, 2026 at 10:00 AM

KQED newscast for Monday, May 11, 2026 at 10:00 AM

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California’s newest grade — transitional kindergarten — has been lauded as a success … with enrollment doubling over the past few years. But that growth has come at a cost … pulling 4-year-olds out of community-based preschools. As KQED’s Daisy Nguyen reports, those schools are struggling to compete.

California&rsquo;s newest grade &mdash; transitional kindergarten &mdash; has been lauded as a success &hellip; with enrollment doubling over the past few years. But that growth has come at a cost &hellip; pulling 4-year-olds out of community-based preschools. As KQED&rsquo;s Daisy Nguyen reports, those schools are struggling to compete.

As Transitional Kindergarten Grows, Community Preschools Struggle

A proposed state budget change could stall the program that sends behavioral health workers — instead of police — to respond to mental health emergencies. CalMatters’ Ana Ibarra explains.

A proposed state budget change could stall the program that sends behavioral health workers &mdash; instead of police &mdash; to respond to mental health emergencies. CalMatters&rsquo; Ana Ibarra explains.

Hear That Howling? It's Not Wolves, it's Marin County

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