Around Town Piedmont Council Scouting America holds recruitment season throughout March By Piedmont Council, Scouting America | March 3, 2026 Youth in fifth grade and up can learn more about the five troops in Piedmont.
Food & Drink The Dish | Sesame Miso Hummus By Barbara Giuffre | March 3, 2026 This hummus is a creamy, savory spread perfect for dipping or slathering on just about anything.
Books Local Lit | Top tips for March By Lou Fancher | March 3, 2026 Events related to Women's History Month, Wally Shawn's 'The Fever,' authors Rebecca Solnit, Anne Lamott and more on tap this month.
Arts & Entertainment Review: ‘After Happy’ brews a climate storm, then gets swept up in a hurricane of dialogue By Jean Schiffman | Bay City News | March 3, 2026 A new play from Patricia Milton, whose body of work often focuses on older women.
Featured in Category She directed $2.7 million from her elderly clients to her husband’s company. The judge approved every penny By Byrhonda Lyons | CalMatters | March 3, 2026 The arrangement was so brazen that court staffers and other attorneys took note.
Arts & Entertainment Movies: Maura, McCartney, Chastain lead new releases By Anita Katz | Bay City News | March 2, 2026 Plus three new film series opening at BAMPFA.
Arts & Entertainment Review: Jimmy Smits, Wanda De Jesús power a gripping ‘All My Sons’ at Berkeley Rep By Jean Schiffman | Bay City News | February 27, 2026 Arthur Miller's play examines big moral issues through the lens of family and tragedy.
Arts & Entertainment Hooked on Books: The ‘Count’ is coming around again, and PBS has him By Sue Gilmore | Bay City News | February 26, 2026 This month: screen riffs on literature -- the Count of Monte Cristo and Lincoln in the Bardo -- and a spotlight on Bay Area heroines.
Arts & Entertainment Review: Scary-good ‘Paranormal Activity’ turns horror tropes into gripping theater By Jean Schiffman | Bay City News | February 26, 2026 Plenty of scares alongside deeply felt portrayal of main characters' marriage struggles.
Education AI images scandalized a California elementary school. Now the state is pushing new safeguards By Khari Johnson, CalMatters | February 26, 2026 With AI rapidly becoming more prevalent in society, effectively managing the technology in schools has become an urgent issue.