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Today, the US Senate is expected to vote on plans to extend health care tax credits that help cover Obamacare premiums for more than twenty million Americans. The issue of health care drove the most recent government shutdown - and is already shaping next year's midterms - including in California, where Democrats are hoping to flip a handful of Republican-held seats. We're joined by KQED politics correspondent, Guy Marzorati.

Today, the US Senate is expected to vote on plans to extend health care tax credits that help cover Obamacare premiums for more than twenty million Americans. The issue of health care drove the most recent government shutdown - and is already shaping next year's midterms - including in California, where Democrats are hoping to flip a handful of Republican-held seats. We're joined by KQED politics correspondent, Guy Marzorati.

How US Senate  Vote on Health Care Tax Credits Could Impact California Politics

In the face of the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration, many faith communities in the Bay Area are working to build solidarity - especially among Latino congregants. One of these efforts takes place tonight in the form of an annual 12 mile pilgrimage, from Santa Rosa to Windsor. For a quarter of a century, the walk has drawn hundreds of people, mostly Catholics observing a similar tradition in Mexico, honoring the Virgin of Guadalupe. Edith Castro lives in Windsor and she’s the organizer of the pilgrimage.

In the face of the Trump administration&rsquo;s crackdown on immigration, many faith communities in the Bay Area are working to build solidarity - especially among Latino congregants. One of these efforts takes place tonight in the form of an annual 12 mile pilgrimage, from Santa Rosa to Windsor. For a quarter of a century, the walk has drawn hundreds of people, mostly Catholics observing a similar tradition in Mexico, honoring the Virgin of Guadalupe. Edith Castro lives in Windsor and she&rsquo;s the organizer of the pilgrimage.

Annual 12 Mile Pilgrimage Builds Solidarity Among Latino Congregants 

KQED newscast for Thursday, December 11, 2025 at 9:00 AM

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