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KQED serves the people of Northern California with a community-supported alternative to commercial media. We provide citizens with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions; convene community dialogue; bring the arts to everyone; and engage audiences to share their stories.

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As a way to tackle California’s notoriously high rents and home prices, state lawmakers have set their sights on bringing down the cost of construction. One idea: building it in factories. KQED’s Adhiti Bandlamudi has more.

As a way to tackle California&rsquo;s notoriously high rents and home prices, state lawmakers have set their sights on bringing down the cost of construction. One idea: building it in factories. KQED&rsquo;s Adhiti Bandlamudi has more.

State Lawmakers Set Sights on Lowering Construction Costs Through Pre-Fab Manufacturing

Since war broke out in the Middle East, reaction from the Bay Area's Iranian community and beyond has been mixed. Over the weekend, a large crowd gathered at the Embarcadero in San Francisco draped in US, Israeli, and Iranian flags in celebration of the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader. But there was another rally last night in San Francisco where many denounced the attacks. KQED's Samantha Kennedy went by.

Since war broke out in the Middle East, reaction from the Bay Area's Iranian community and beyond has been mixed. Over the weekend, a large crowd gathered at the Embarcadero in San Francisco draped in US, Israeli, and Iranian flags in celebration of the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader. But there was another rally last night in San Francisco where many denounced the attacks. KQED's Samantha Kennedy went by.

Bay Area Reactions to Iran War are Mixed

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Across California, many Iranian-Americans are still in disbelief following the US-Israeli military strikes in Iran. Some are overjoyed with the death of the country's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, but others are concerned about the safety of friends and loved ones in the region. The greater Los Angeles area has a huge concentration of Iranians. That includes LA city councilman Adrin Nazarian. He was born in Iran, but he and his family fled in 1981. For some perspective on the war in the Middle East, we're joined by Council Member Nazarian. Welcome.

Across California, many Iranian-Americans are still in disbelief following the US-Israeli military strikes in Iran. Some are overjoyed with the death of the country's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, but others are concerned about the safety of friends and loved ones in the region. The greater Los Angeles area has a huge concentration of Iranians. That includes LA city councilman Adrin Nazarian. He was born in Iran, but he and his family fled in 1981. For some perspective on the war in the Middle East, we're joined by Council Member Nazarian. Welcome.

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