Watch the explainer video above for a deep-dive into the legacy of redlining, both in the Bay Area and across the country. For a more in-depth look at housing discrimination in the Bay Area watch ...

Decades after redlining neighborhoods became illegal, some Bay Area residents continue to feel ... redlined neighborhoods found in city planning maps drawn between 1935 and 1940.

Less affluent neighborhoods and those with significant minority and foreign-born populations got lower ratings and were colored red on the maps, a practice that came to be known as "redlining." ...

Despite leaving some high-fire areas off the map, regulators say the plan is designed specifically to benefit suburban homeowners in the Bay Area and beyond with the least access to insurance ...

Among the thousands of area descriptions created by the ... partly because of the federal government’s redline maps. "Being a victim myself of redlining and being told no by eight different ...

Their answer: Federal “redlining ... because an area was redlined does not mean any one individual was rejected or denied for a mortgage, Winling pointed out, but the maps “gave the tools ...

It’s called redlining, and that’s because, on maps, it was a red area. One side was treated favorably and the other side of that red line, well, not so much. Even though redlining is illegal ...