Gilare Zada

KQED Contributor

Gilare Zada is a Kurdish-American from San Diego, CA. Storytelling, fitness, and binge reading are some of her passions outside of news reporting. Her work has appeared in Mission Local, the Peninsula Press, the Stanford Magazine, and more. She's a proud Stanford alum - Go Card!

By Gilare ZadaBy Gilare Zada

San Francisco’s Tenderloin Is Bringing a New Eid Festival to Its Streets

Another Bay Area City Steps Up Its Sanctuary Policies in the Face of Trump’s Threats

The smouldering remains of a structure, with two brick parts of the structure still standing.

Sonoma Valley Roads Could Be a ‘Death Trap’ in Wildfire Evacuation, Report Says

Canada Tariffs Paused, But California Wineries Fear a Trade Dispute Would Be Crushing

SF to Consider New EV Charging Safety Rules as Lithium-Ion Batteries Pose Risk

SF Amazon Warehouse Workers Join National Strike in Demand for Labor Agreement

San Francisco Developer Unveils Plans for New 22-Story Ocean Beach Project

A small group of people stand outside next to two purple and yellow vans that say 'Bayview Community Shuttle.'

San Francisco Launches On-Demand Shuttle Service in Bayview-Hunters Point

Thousands of Stanford Grad Students Call Off Strike After Last-Minute Deal