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KQED newscast for Thursday, July 10, 2025 at 10:00 AM

A San Francisco theater known for highlighting sound art is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Starting tomorrow, AUDIUM is showcasing the piece that played at its grand opening at a time when Bay Area artists were exploring the boundaries of electronic music. KQED’s Alexander Gonzalez has more.  

A San Francisco theater known for highlighting sound art is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Starting tomorrow, AUDIUM is showcasing the piece that played at its grand opening at a time when Bay Area artists were exploring the boundaries of electronic music. KQED&rsquo;s Alexander Gonzalez has more.&nbsp;&nbsp;

SF  Theater, Audium, Celebrates 50 Years of Experimental Sounds

The aftermath of climate disasters often intersects with politics - and how government officials should respond. That’s been playing out in Texas this week, following the catastrophic flooding that killed at least 119 people - as well as after major wildfires here in California. For years, climate change has been a key issue for California’s Legislature - but in the face of political pressures from Washington, state lawmakers, especially Democrats, are pulling back their support for climate-related policies. Reporter Jeremy White looked into this for Politico, and he joins us.

 

The aftermath of climate disasters often intersects with politics - and how government officials should respond. That&rsquo;s been playing out in Texas this week, following the catastrophic flooding that killed at least 119 people - as well as after major wildfires here in California. For years, climate change has been a key issue for California&rsquo;s Legislature - but in the face of political pressures from Washington, state lawmakers, especially Democrats, are pulling back their support for climate-related policies. Reporter Jeremy White looked into this for Politico, and he joins us.
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