Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Stream ‘Hamilton,’ or try ‘A Night at the Drive-In,’ ‘John Lewis’ and much more By Randy Myers | Bay City News | July 2, 2020 Celebrate the nation’s independence with these five films with Bay Area connections, including one of the biggest summer releases.
Bay Area Don’t count on big 4th of July plans By Emily Hoeven | CALmatters | July 1, 2020 Newsom announces stricter orders, enforcement. Big barbecues, parades and gatherings aren’t likely in the cards this Fourth of July.
Bay Area Oakland A’s fans can buy cardboard cutout of themselves to attend games By Dan McMenamin | Bay City News | June 30, 2020 Cutouts are $49 each for A’s Access members, $89 each for general fans, or $129 for a Foul Ball Zone cutout.
California Lake Tahoe rentals now open for business with new rules in place By Devon OShaughnessy, Exedra Intern | June 30, 2020 With new cleaning procedures in place and an abundance of outdoor activities, Tahoe is ready for restless families needing to get away.
Bay Area Napolitano says farewell to UC, advocates for affirmative action and Covid-19 research By Larry Gordon | EdSource | June 30, 2020 UC's first woman president helped expand enrollment and successfully pushed to end testing as admissions requirement.
Bay Area Muir Woods reopens to visitors By Eli Walsh | Bay City News | June 28, 2020 Parking reservations must be made in advance of visit; and face coverings are encouraged but not required.
Around Town Summer Sprouts: The Exedra welcomes five reporting interns By Exedra Staff | June 26, 2020 Maggie Black, Eliana Bloomfield, Colby Francis, Devon O'Shaughnessy and and Marta Symkowick take on the Exedra beat.
Around Town Paula LeDuc pivots to offer catered meals to enjoy at home By Paula LeDuc at Home | June 25, 2020 [SPONSORED] Delicious multi-course dinners, craft cocktails, wines and house-made provisions are all available for pick-up.
Bay Area UC students must ready for an online, socially distanced fall By Mikhail Zinshteyn | CALmatters | June 25, 2020 UC guidelines call for the vast majority of classes to be taught online, sparsely populated dorms and regular symptom surveys of students and employees.
COVID-19 Airlines want flyers to feel safe, but grab bag of COVID policies adds turbulence By Victoria Knight | Kaiser Health News | June 25, 2020 The federal government has continued to leave it up to the airlines to regulate themselves regarding masks and other safety policies.