Arts & Entertainment Green Day plays ‘Saviors,’ ‘American Idiot’ in fantastic Fillmore concert By Leslie Katz | Bay City News | April 3, 2024 Ultra Q -- Jakob Armstrong, Kevin Judd and brothers Chris and Enzo Malaspina -- opened the show.
Around Town Have you gone ‘green’? The East Bay Green Home Tour wants to hear from you By Exedra Staff | April 2, 2024 The tour takes place June 1 across the East Bay.
Books Local Lit | April’s top tips for book lovers By Lou Fancher | April 2, 2024 This month's literary events for children, teens, fans of Anne Lamott, of chamber music, and Earth Day.
Food & Drink The Dish | Marinated Tri-Tip with Cherry Tomato Relish By Ellen Wilson | April 2, 2024 Grill season is here, and this recipe is perfect for feeding a crowd.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: South Bay’s Poppy Jasper film fest By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | April 2, 2024 The week-long festival boasts a massive program of more than 250 screenings.
California California universities are required to offer abortion pills. Many just don’t mention it By Jackie Fortiér and Adolfo Guzman-Lopez | LAist | April 2, 2024 A law that requires all the state’s 33 public university campuses provide abortion pills took effect in January 2023.
Arts & Entertainment CA legislators consider bills on concert tickets and work calls By Lynn La | CalMatters | April 2, 2024 Some are pushing ambitious bills on contentious topics.
Bay Area Lawmakers introduce slate of bills to address sexual harassment in California colleges By Ashley A. Smith | EdSource | April 1, 2024 The 12-bill package follows a February report on major flaws in colleges' handling of Title IX.
Arts & Entertainment World premiere of play about Betty Reid Soskin’s amazing life By Jean Schiffman | Bay City News Foundation | April 1, 2024 “Sign My Name to Freedom" was commissioned by San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Company.
Education ‘Getting significantly worse’: California community colleges are losing millions to financial aid fraud By Adam Echelman | CalMatters | April 1, 2024 In January, suspected bots represented 1 in 4 college applicants. Officials say fraudsters are getting smarter with the help of AI.