Arts & Entertainment Review: San Francisco Playhouse’s ‘Peter Pan Goes Wrong’ goes wildy right By Jean Schiffman | Bay City News | October 2, 2026 Performances continue through November 28 at 450 Post St.
Around Town Hunter’s Moon, Saturn and Orionids meteors | The Exedra’s Monthly Almanac for October 2026 By David Thigpen | October 2, 2026 October brings Piedmont its clearest, most golden weather of the year, even as the hills keep losing daylight.
Around Town A documentary and a panel of experts take on the artificial intelligence revolution By David Thigpen | October 2, 2026 Recent event at Alan Harvey Theater explored the alternately promising and terrifying developments posed by AI.
Arts & Entertainment Bay City Books: New books by NorCal authors September-October 2026 By Linda Lenhoff | Bay City News | October 2, 2026 A selection of new titles with local themes or released by local writers.
Arts & Entertainment Review: The Fool stands out in Oakland Theater Project’s ‘King Lear’ By Jean Schiffman, Bay City News | October 2, 2026 A stunning contemporary rendition of Shakespeare's tragedy.
Education California colleges don’t have enough housing for students. Will these 4 new laws help? By Aaron Friesen and Anahid Valencia | CalMatters | October 2, 2026 New bills aim to speed up the process of building student housing and reduce the cost for developers
Arts & Entertainment Best Bets: African culture festivals, Flyaway Productions, Santa Cruz Porchfest, Symphony San Jose, Livermore Opera By The Artful Observer | Bay City News | October 1, 2026 Music and performances for the warm weekend ahead.
Bay Area Photos: Vista Point Trail creates safer path for bicyclists crossing Golden Gate Bridge By George Alfaro | Bay City News | October 1, 2026 The Vista Point Trail allows cyclists to bypass Alexander Avenue, creating a safer commute for thousands of daily bridge crossers.
California New California laws add protections for sexual assault survivors on college campuses By William Melhado | EdSource | September 30, 2026 Laws address survivor privacy protections and improving universities' training around recognizing human trafficking.
California Parent-teacher conferences in California will no longer have to be in person By Diana Lambert | EdSource | September 29, 2026 Parents who can’t meet with their children’s teachers in person will have the right to participate by phone or video conference under new legislation.