California California’s subsidized preschool program may expand to toddlers By Karen D'Souza | EdSource | February 15, 2022 California trails behind other states in terms of access to early education.
Lifestyle Are cats liquid or solid, and other questions By Beth Daley and Thalia Plata | The Conversation | February 15, 2022 A conversation about the physics and psychology of our feline friends.
Lifestyle This doctor thought she could navigate US health care. Then her autistic son needed help By Noam N. Levey | Kaiser Health News | February 15, 2022 Dr. Mai Pham left her corporate career to spark change in a system that is failing millions of Americans.
Arts & Entertainment Bay Area’s Lady Camden has a star turn on ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ By J.L. Odom | Bay City News Foundation | February 14, 2022 "We have to do what every reality show is doing — altogether — in drag," says the Bay Area queen.
health California launches ambitious effort to transform Medi-Cal to ‘whole person care’ By Kristen Hwang | CalMatters | February 14, 2022 Program aims to help low-income patients navigate problems like homelessness, poverty and substance abuse.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Black History Month, and Valentine’s Day By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | February 11, 2022 Deep dives into intimate stories, fresh takes on old tropes, and old stories revisited feature in this week's selection.
Arts & Entertainment Sharing breakup tales on stage a balm for broken hearts By J.L. Odom | Bay City News Foundation | February 11, 2022 The live show “So This Sucks” is the antithesis to the usual Valentine’s Day fare.
Food & Drink Don’t nurse that Moscow mule — it could be a health hazard By Jim Robbins | Kaiser Health News | February 11, 2022 Researchers have found that unsafe levels of copper can leach into the cocktail in less than half an hour.
Arts & Entertainment Review: A poetic memoir reflects on family sorrow By Sue Gilmore | Bay City News Foundation | February 10, 2022 "Circle Way" by Mary Ann Hogan also traces the life of her famed journalist father, Bill Hogan, among others.
Bay Area ‘A change in narrative’: Ethnic studies program helps incarcerated youth navigate identity By Emma Hall | CalMatters | February 10, 2022 San Francisco State University is pioneering the first ethnic studies program inside youth prison.