Sydney Johnson

San Francisco

Reporter at KQED-TV (San Francisco,CA)

reporter @KQEDnews 💫 [email protected] | she/her

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San Francisco Has A New Drug Policy Goal: Long-Term Remission

1 week ago | kqed.org | Sydney Johnson

May 6Failed to save articlePlease try againSupervisor Matt Dorsey walks in to a Board of Supervisors meeting at City Hall in San Francisco on Jan. 9, 2024.
Tenderloin Welcomes Mental Health Clinic, Demands Broader City Action on Homelessness

1 week ago | kqed.org | Sydney Johnson

May 4Failed to save articlePlease try againA new behavioral health center at 822 Geary Street, opened by the Department of Public Health, in San Francisco on May 2, 2025, is geared toward treating unhoused individuals experiencing a behavioral health crisis. Locals say homeless and mental health services have been concentrated in San Francisco’s lowest-income neighborhoods for too long.
A Gainesville running club hopes to start a statewide trend

1 week ago | wuft.org | Sydney Johnson

When Adyan Child joined the cross-country team in middle school, running became a lifelong friend. The sport brought him accolades and peace of mind, but Child could not foresee it would bring him to Depot Park, where he would befriend scores of like-minded individuals who felt the same.
7 Steps to Help with a New Job

2 weeks ago | theasuchronicle.com | Sydney Johnson

Starting a new job can feel like the first day of school all over again—exciting, nerve-wracking,and full of unknowns. Whether you’re switching industries or just moving up the ladder, thosefirst few weeks are key to finding your rhythm and making a strong impression. Here’s how toease into your new role while keeping the flood of the unexpected at bay. TAKE A DEEP BREATH-AND SOAK IT ALL INDon’t stress about mastering everything right away. Instead, focus on listening and observing.
From Prison to Purpose

2 weeks ago | citylifestyle.com | Sydney Johnson

Life rarely offers second chances, but for Rhonda Bear, redemption became the foundation of her life’s mission. A woman who was once bound by addiction and incarceration, Rhonda transformed her struggles into an opportunity to help others find hope and stability. Today, she stands as founder of She Brews Coffee & Transition Program which empowers formerly incarcerated women to rebuild their lives through employment, mentorship, and support. Rhonda’s journey began with heartbreak.
San Francisco Democrats Consider Mandatory Retirement Ages for Representatives

3 weeks ago | kqed.org | Sydney Johnson

Apr 23Failed to save articlePlease try againSan Francisco City Hall in November 2024. Supporters hope to bring the age cap requirement to the state Democratic Party convention in May. (James Carter-Johnson/Getty Images)The proposal is non-binding and encourages local and state Democrats to explore an age limit for government representatives, but not at the federal level. It does not suggest a specific age for the retirement requirement. Kingsbury said the idea is not directed at Rep.
FSU holds vigil to honor shooting victims

3 weeks ago | wuft.org | Sydney Johnson
Accent Bias in the Workplace

1 month ago | empowordjournalism.com | Sydney Johnson

Accent bias has been shown to impact employment and social interactions in the workplace. How does this way of thinking trace back to ancient themes of classism and racism that still exist today? Accent bias is an issue that is increasing in our society, particularly in the workplace. It affects the way people are able to communicate with their colleagues or higher-ups. When we think about accent bias, it’s almost as if we are judging a book by its cover without reading the table of contents.
5 Steps of Taking Care of Yourself Spiritually

1 month ago | theasuchronicle.com | Sydney Johnson

I hope that these five simple spiritual self-care habits will spark a desire in you to pay more attention to how you treat yourself. While physically pampering yourself is nice, everything we do flows from inside of us so it’s even more vital that we take care of our inner self. By connecting with God and the right people, while also disconnecting from the wrong people and certain platforms, we can ensure that we will always stay spiritually fit and mentally whole.
Sydney Johnson reporting for ASU TV-13 / Game Room

1 month ago | theasuchronicle.com | Sydney Johnson

Sydney Johnson is a Senior Mass Communications major from Mobile, Alabama. She will be a contributor to The Campus Chronicle for the 2024-2025 academic year.