The California exodus has continued. Here's where most people leaving the Golden State moved to - and why.
Over 690,100 people left California between 2022-2023, primarily due to economic factors, while 422,000 moved into the state.
JK Rowling declares that her religion is now transphobia - LGBTQ Nation
JK Rowling self-identifies as 'believer in biology' on the Scottish census, showcasing her opposition to trans equality.
NY's reparations push denies complicated history too complex to be reduced to a check
The NYC Council is proposing a task force to investigate reparations for the descendants of enslaved Americans, igniting debates about historical injustices and fairness for taxpayers.
This City Went from Prosperity to Post-Industrial Poverty
Economic disparities exist despite the U.S. being a wealthy nation, with Michigan having significant poverty challenges affecting 1.4 million residents.
U.S. cities see more post-pandemic population improvement, census shows
Charlotte, N.C. gained over 15,000 people from July 2022 to July 2023, part of a modest post-pandemic city rebound.
Why having accessible data is important. Here's how we dived into statistics to understand AAPI communities in Southern California
The Asian and Pacific Islander communities in Southern California are massive and ethnically diverse, with significant growth in recent years.
How Los Angeles County became home to the biggest AAPI communities in the country
Asian Americans are the fastest growing population in the United States.
It's official: Brazil is now more mixed than white
Discovery of racial identity through personal and collective processes
Shift in Brazilian society with mestizos now surpassing whites as the largest racial group
Berkeleyside wins 3 awards for outstanding journalism
Berkeleyside reporters Ally Markovich and Nico Savidge won three awards for excellence in journalism from the San Francisco Press Club.
Markovich placed second in feature and profile writing, while Savidge took third place in the news category.