health When children suffer: California to funnel billions into mental health overhaul By Jocelyn Wiener | CalMatters | March 17, 2022 The Newsom administration plans to spend $4.4 billion addressing mental health needs among young people. But will it come soon enough?
Arts & Entertainment Best Bets: Sir Simon Rattle, Gordon Parks exhibition, and ‘Passing Strange’ By The Artful Observer | Bay City News Foundation | March 16, 2022 The Bay Area is a hub of artistic expression, attracting artists, writers and musicians from around the globe to live, work and create. We highlight some of the offerings here.
Arts & Entertainment Four Bay Area films to debut at April’s virtual Cinejoy festival By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | March 16, 2022 Hyphy, tech, and the Japanese American internment feature in local films among a massive lineup.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Music-filled movies plus Wayne Wang retrospective By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | March 15, 2022 This weekend, several Bay Area-related documentaries tune into musical artists, their work, and their backstories.
Arts & Entertainment Women as cyborgs: Lynn Hershman Leeson’s art and the future By Lydia Sviatoslavsky | Bay City News Foundation | March 14, 2022 Leeson's work in included in a McEvoy Foundation for the Arts exhibition, "Image Gardeners."
Featured in Category On the clock: A neurologist explains why daylight saving time is unhealthy By Beth Ann Malow | Kaiser Health News | March 12, 2022 But today's unanimous approval in the US Senate to make DST permanent shows lawmakers think differently.
Arts & Entertainment A dance with the devil: Tavernier and the Elem Pomo at the de Young By Matthew Byrne | Bay City News Foundation | March 11, 2022 Tavernier embeds lucid metaphor in natural landscapes.
Bay Area Legislation would save UC Berkeley from court-ordered enrollment cuts By Michael Burke | EdSource | March 11, 2022 New law would prevent courts from immediately forcing a campus to cut enrollment over population concerns and could be retroactively applied.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Pixar’s ‘Turning Red,’ Berlin & Beyond, plus 4 more film fests By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | March 11, 2022 Film festivals galore, plus Pixar's latest, a dazzingly animated treat.
Arts & Entertainment Ted Hearne and Saul Williams’ oratorio delves into gentrification and displacement By Georgia Rowe | Bay City News Foundation | March 9, 2022 The composer and poet’s collaboration with director Patricia McGregor makes its West Coast debut this weekend.