Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: This festival’s films highlight human rights By Randy Myers, Bay City News Foundation | October 19, 2021 An enriching line-up includes films on local and global topics.
Bay Area Newsom declares drought emergency across California By Rachel Becker | CalMatters | October 19, 2021 Governor authorizes water regulators to ban wasteful water use but does not order mandatory water conservation.
Bay Area ‘Purple Air’ arose from curiosity about gravel pit pollution By Keith Burbank | Bay City News | October 19, 2021 Purple Air sensors provide important real-time information, even if they tend to overestimate the pollution in the air, the device's creator said.
Featured in Category Giving Campaign offers tours of new STEAM building By The Giving Campaign Team | October 19, 2021 Funds raised through the Giving Campaign support PUSD’s STEAM instruction.
Arts & Entertainment Sir Simon Rattle, London Symphony to visit Bay Area By Sue Gilmore | Bay City News Foundation | October 19, 2021 The renowned conductor and the LSO will perform at Berkeley's Zellerbach Hall on March 19, 2022.
Arts & Entertainment Simple safety tips for trick-or-treating in COVID times By Meg Sorg Clinical Assistant Professor of Nursing, Purdue University | The Conversation | October 19, 2021 Basic protection measures from everyday life apply to trick-or-treating as well.
Bay Area For a COVID shot, you get a chance for a free ride to San Francisco State By John Fensterwald | EdSource | October 19, 2021 Ten San Francisco students, chosen by lottery, will be eligible for a full four-year tuition.
Arts & Entertainment Review: SF Opera’s modern ‘Fidelio’ takes on the prison system By Caroline Crawford | Local News Matters | October 19, 2021 The modern staging highlights the centuries-old opera's probing commentary on tyranny.
Arts & Entertainment PMS performs musical, Annie JR. By Amy Moorhead | October 19, 2021 Adapted from the Tony Award-winning Best Musical and featuring over 40 PMS students, the show will run Nov 5-7.
Bay Area Stanford study: writing to a teacher can turn around student lives By Carolyn Jones | EdSource | October 19, 2021 Formerly incarcerated students were less than half as likely to return to jail after they wrote to their teachers.