Arts & Entertainment Best Bets: Mexica New Year, ‘Nobody Loves You,’ Dance Theatre of Harlem, Pavel Haas Quartet, Patrick Ball By The Artful Observer | Bay City News | March 12, 2025 Don't miss the happenings in San Francisco, San Jose, Walnut Creek and Pleasanton.
Around Town The LWV Piedmont hosts “Public Health: The Next 4 Years” with Dr. George Rutherford By League of Women Voters, Piedmont | March 12, 2025 The Piedmont resident and UCSF professor of epidemiology and public health will speak on Sunday, March 30.
Food & Drink The Dish | Cookie Brittle By Kia Conn | March 11, 2025 This easy recipe is a twist on a chocolate chip classic.
Arts & Entertainment Kathryn Seabron enlightens in solo ‘Angry Black Woman 101’ at The Marsh Berkeley By Charles Lewis III | Bay City News | March 11, 2025 The show runs March 15 through April 13 at The Marsh-Berkeley.
Arts & Entertainment Review: Seniors could be funnier in ‘Happy Pleasant Valley’ sex scandal murder mystery musical By Jean Schiffman | Bay City News | March 10, 2025 “Happy Pleasant Valley: A Senior Sex Scandal Murder Mystery Musical” continues through March 30 at Lucie Stern Theatre in Palo Alto.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: ‘The Class,’ SF Greek Film Festival, two inspiring docs By Randy Myers | Bay City News | March 10, 2025 'The Class' is an insightful six-part PBS docuseries produced by Oakland renaissance man Daveed Diggs.
animals As poultry farms slowly recover from bird flu, concerns rise over economy, public health By Ruth Dusseault | Bay City News | March 8, 2025 Bird flu is not just for birds.
Arts & Entertainment Piedmont East Bay Children’s Choir | Jazz & Beyond, Making History concerts By PEBCC | March 7, 2025 Includes a world premiere of "Echoes of Eureka", a seven-movement opera that sheds light on the forced expulsion of Chinese immigrants in 1885 Eureka, California.
Featured in Category Modern Ed | Roommate drama By Ed Harrington | March 7, 2025 How to navigate dirty dishes, bill paying, toilet lids, and more
business Injunction malfunction: Musk loses round in battle with OpenAI, but still wins with ruling By Joe Dworetzky | Bay City News | March 7, 2025 While Musk lost the battle, the judge’s decision may prove pivotal to advancing Musk’s central argument in the war between the tech titans.