Bay Area Water surcharge, excessive use penalties on the table for EBMUD customers By Keith Burbank | Bay City News | April 22, 2022 At a board meeting next Tuesday, EBMUD may elevate its drought response and impose a surcharge on all customers.
Featured in Category Oakland Coliseum faces ‘invasion’ of feral felines By Keith Burbank | Bay City News Foundation | April 21, 2022 The pandemic has led to a proliferation of feral cats.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: International film fest’s selection shines By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | April 21, 2022 The 65th San Francisco International Film Festival presents more than 130 films at several Bay Area venues through May 1.
Bay Area Redwoods’ 2 types of leaves could help them in a changing climate By Alana Chin | The Conversation | April 19, 2022 The two types of leaves balance photosynthesis and water absorption, allowing redwoods to thrive in wet and dry habitats.
COVID-19 Why making decisions in a pandemic world is difficult and exhausting By Elizabeth Tricomi and Wesley Ameden | The Conversation | April 19, 2022 Faced with uncertainly, we are worse at risk assessment that we often believe.
Bay Area Thunderstorms, hail could accompany rain forecast for this week By Bay City News and Exedra Staff | April 19, 2022 An increasingly wet week will give way to a drier, warmer weekend.
Bay Area Senator Dianne Feinstein faces pressure to end her 30 years representing California By Lincoln Mitchell | The Conversation | April 15, 2022 There may be increased pressure for the long-serving senator to resign so Gov. Gavin Newsom can appoint her successor.
Bay Area Oakland Zoo vets guardedly hopeful about orphaned mountain lion By Keith Burbank | Bay City News | April 12, 2022 The cub, dubbed "Rose," is four to five months old and was less than a third of her ideal body weight when she was found.
Books Electrifying homes to slow climate change: 4 essential reads By Jennifer Weeks | The Conversation | April 12, 2022 Collective action with small changes to everyday routines and purchases can have a big impact.
Featured in Category ‘Is It Cake?’ feeds viewers visual catharsis for uncertain times By Maggie Cao | The Conversation | April 12, 2022 The show is deeply tied to a cultural moment in which deception has become a part of everyday life.