Arts & Entertainment In The Artist’s Studio | Akiko Suzuki By Katie Korotzer | May 8, 2020 Fiber artist Suzuki has taken historically feminine domestic skills into the realm of high art; her work is part of a group show now on view at Gallerie Renee Marie in Benicia.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the remote: Five films to stream with Bay Area ties By Randy Myers | Bay City News | May 8, 2020 Topping this week, "Spaceship Earth", a documentary about the Biosphere terrarium experiment in Arizona.
COVID-19 SIP is stressful | Wellness Center offers some tips for coping By Amy Hazer & Alisa Crovetti | May 8, 2020 The close quarters of SIP without the usual rhythm and variety we're used to can cause our systems to overload.
COVID-19 Reopening in the COVID era: How to adapt to a new normal By Julie Appleby | Kaiser Health News | May 8, 2020 Public health experts offer their thoughts on restaurant dining, beaches, travel and more.
Bay Area Gov. Newsom now projects $18 billion less in required funding for K-12, community colleges By John Fensterwald | EdSource | May 7, 2020 A cut of that magnitude would compound coronavirus' damage to education.
Food & Drink Pulled from the Pantry | Tomato Soup By Kia Conn | May 5, 2020 Here's an easy, healthy and light meal -- made from ingredients on hand.
Featured in Category Mrs. Dalloway’s | Reading recs for right now By Lou Fancher | May 5, 2020 Thinking about a gift for your favorite mother -- or just looking for a good book to help pass the time while hunkered down at home?
California How coronavirus has changed grading policies By Ricardo Cano | CALmatters | May 5, 2020 Grading policies will vary by school district, but students will not receive worse grades than they had — and in many cases will have options.
Bay Area Some California colleges decide to offer all fall classes online By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | May 4, 2020 UCLA will give students the option of attending class remotely or in-person.
Bay Area Even if California college campuses reopen, will most students still come? By Larry Gordon | EdSource | May 4, 2020 Worried about finances and health, some high school seniors are deciding to stay closer to home for college.