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.
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.
Arts & Entertainment Best Bets: Irish comedy, Sense and Sensibility, and more By The Artful Observer | Bay City News Foundation | March 9, 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.
Around Town Appreciating Diversity Film Series to stream Coded Bias in March By Appreciating Diversity Film Series | March 8, 2022 Watch and then tune into the March 24 Zoom discussion about privacy and civil rights in a world reliant on artificial intelligence.
Arts & Entertainment Pass the Remote: Fellini and Gulpilil, plus more Oscar shorts By Randy Myers | Bay City News Foundation | March 4, 2022 As restrictions start loosening up, more in-person film series are sprouting up everywhere.
Books Local Lit | March’s top tips for book lovers By Lou Fancher | March 4, 2022 Celebrate Women's History Month with virtual storytelling; a theatrical portrait of Colette; YA; new releases; discussions and more.
Featured in Category Why your kid won’t put down the phone – it’s not your fault By Meghan Owenz, Assistant Teaching Professor of Rehabilitation and Human Services, Penn State | The Conversation | March 4, 2022 A psychology professor discusses the science and ethics in making phone apps appealing to children.
Arts & Entertainment Bay City Books: New Books from Bay Area Authors – March 2022 By Meg Waite Clayton | Bay City News Foundation | March 3, 2022 A new book bonanza from San Francisco Bay Area authors, with something for all ages.