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3 kids. 2 paychecks. No home.

South of San Francisco, in a fertile corner of California that feeds much of the country, working families are sleeping in shelters and parking lots.

By Brian Goldstone

Photographs by Alessandra Sanguinetti

Her Own Space

Melina Matsoukas — Grammy-winning director for Beyoncé and Rihanna — makes her Hollywood feature debut with the kind of story Hollywood has overlooked.

By Danyel Smith

Photographs by Deana Lawson

Redesign U

Once a scrappy disrupter in a trailer at the edge of campus, Stanford’s d.school — and its signature idea, design thinking — has grown into a Silicon Valley institution. Is it up for bigger challenges, like affordable housing, the courts, even democracy itself?

By Steven Johnson

Photographs by Andrew Waits

“Tear gas on one street and civilians walking on another.”

In Hong Kong, the protests have exposed bitter divisions — even among friends and families.

As told to Karen Cheung

Photographs by Matthew Connors

and Lau Chi Chung

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The Teacher Walkouts

Ten educators across four states discuss picketing, negotiating, winning, losing, or not striking at all.

By Alexandria Neason and Emmanuel Felton

Photographs by students Andrew “Jester” Bulnes, Alexis Chamberlain, Evelyn McSpirit, Lydia Singletary, and Ni’Sea Thurman-Wamubu

Illustrations by Case Jernigan and Luyi Wang

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To Die For: A New York City Cemetery Odyssey

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Backstage

On assignment with five teen photographers

By Douglas McGray

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An Empty Beach

By Brian Rea

The California Sunday Magazine

3 kids. 2 paychecks. No home.

South of San Francisco, in a fertile corner of California that feeds much of the country, working families are sleeping in shelters and parking lots.

Her Own Space

Melina Matsoukas — Grammy-winning director for Beyoncé and Rihanna — makes her Hollywood feature debut with the kind of story Hollywood has overlooked.

Redesign U

Once a scrappy disrupter in a trailer at the edge of campus, Stanford’s d.school — and its signature idea, design thinking — has grown into a Silicon Valley institution. Is it up for bigger challenges, like affordable housing, the courts, even democracy itself?

“Tear gas on one street and civilians walking on another.”

In Hong Kong, the protests have exposed bitter divisions — even among friends and families.

Sponsor Content

Golden State Escapes: Discover Something New in California

The Teacher Walkouts

Ten educators across four states discuss picketing, negotiating, winning, losing, or not striking at all.

Sponsor Content

An Incubator Kitchen Creating a more Diverse Food Scene in the Bay Area

To Die For: A New York City Cemetery Odyssey

Backstage

On assignment with five teen photographers

End

An Empty Beach

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Her Own Space

Melina Matsoukas — Grammy-winning director for Beyoncé and Rihanna — makes her Hollywood feature debut with the kind of story Hollywood has overlooked.

Redesign U

Once a scrappy disrupter in a trailer at the edge of campus, Stanford’s d.school — and its signature idea, design thinking — has grown into a Silicon Valley institution. Is it up for bigger challenges, like affordable housing, the courts, even democracy itself?

“Tear gas on one street and civilians walking on another.”

In Hong Kong, the protests have exposed bitter divisions — even among friends and families.

Golden State Escapes: Discover Something New in California

The Teacher Walkouts

Ten educators across four states discuss picketing, negotiating, winning, losing, or not striking at all.

An Incubator Kitchen Creating a more Diverse Food Scene in the Bay Area

To Die For: A New York City Cemetery Odyssey

Backstage

On assignment with five teen photographers

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An Empty Beach

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