Arts & Entertainment Aurora Theatre’s powerful ‘Manahatta’ bridges centuries By Caroline Crawford | Bay City New Foundation | February 22, 2024 One-act play depicts brutalities of colonization, capitalism.
Housing Promises for a new city in Solano County, from roads to water, are worth hundreds of millions — if they’re binding By Levi Sumagaysay and Ben Christopher | CalMatters | February 22, 2024 Legal experts and elected officials are skeptical of California Forever's guarantees.
Bay Area Narcan at California colleges: Are students getting overdose medication? By Li Khan | CalMatters | February 22, 2024 The law requires it but not all campuses comply.
Arts & Entertainment At SF Ballet, a lush new production of a treasured classic By Exedra Staff | February 20, 2024 "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is the North American debut of an opulent production by Christian Lacroix.
Featured in Category Goal setting workshop offered at Piedmont Adult School By Piedmont Adult School | February 20, 2024 A new class at Piedmont Adult School will guide participants in setting goals in order to achieve the life they want.
California California lawmakers face a ballooning budget deficit By Sameea Kamal | CalMatters | February 20, 2024 A $73 billion in 2024-25 shortfall puts more pressure on legislators and the governor to find savings.
Arts & Entertainment New books from Bay Area authors in February By Frances Dinkelspiel | Bay City News Foundation | February 20, 2024 New books, from Bay Area and Northern California authors, listed by release date.
Arts & Entertainment SF Opera offers tales classic and modern in new season By James Ambroff-Tahan | Bay City News Foundation | February 20, 2024 "The Handmaid's Tale," cancelled during the pandemic, will make its company debut in September.
education 4 ways Gen Z is thinking about their education and future By Marianna McMurdock | The74 | February 20, 2024 Researchers find in spite of their many worries, Gen Z-ers are generally more optimistic than older generations.
Bay Area Colleges overlook the potential of students who didn’t finish their degree, study says By Emma Gallegos | EdSource | February 20, 2024 Abandoning potential "comebackers" has major implications, not just for them, but also for the state’s economy, says California Competes.