Published pieces featured in Oakland North, The Oaklandside, The Redwood City Pulse and KQED.
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A World-Premiere Oratorio for an Anti-Slavery Abolitionist
‘Elijah’s Call’ premieres Sunday, Nov. 3, at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre in San Francisco.
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Metal Band Hemorage Usually Crashes the Party — Now They’re Invited Guests
Hemorage performs Friday, Oct. 11, on the Soundwave stage at the Aftershock festival in Sacramento’s Discovery Park.
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Asian Art Museum Opens a Korean Pop-Culture Bonanza for Fans and Newbies Alike
The newest exhibition at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco opens Friday, Sept. 27: Hallyu! The Korean Wave.
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How Will the Candidates for Mayor Support the Arts in San Francisco?
Four San Francisco mayoral candidates appeared at an Arts Town Hall Mayoral Forum to present their proposals for supporting the city’s arts ecosystem.
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SFMOMA’s ‘Unity Through Skateboarding’ Celebrates BIPOC, Queer and Trans Skaters
‘Unity Through Skateboarding’ is on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art through April 27, 2025.
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For This 18-Year-Old Skater, the Paris Olympics Are Just the Beginning
Petaluma native Minna Stess is about to make her Olympic debut in Paris.
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Woodside High alumna Jessika Cowart plays for the Philippines in World Cup debut
The 23-year-old soccer player is living her childhood dream.
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San Mateo County Parks Department could receive up to $3M to fund wildfire mitigation
County to launch new program to reduce trees in dense forests and other wildfire fuel.
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Redwood City youth program to curb downtown disruptions sees early success in pilot year
The ACE program, which had an initial cohort of 40 youth, will wrap up in September.
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Wrongful death lawsuit filed in death of San Carlos couple killed in crash
The Ammen family is seeking a jury trial.
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Underdog Film Lab is preserving the art of darkroom photography
The West Oakland business is one of a handful of places left in the East Bay where film enthusiasts can process and develop their film, and print photos.
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Who will be Oakland’s next mayor? Candidates talk public safety and other issues at forum
Nine candidates who want to be Oakland’s next mayor answered questions about gun violence, the environment and quality of life before an audience of about 50 voters Thursday at St. Columba Catholic Church in northwest Oakland.
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UPDATE: Tentative agreement reached in week 10 of Kaiser Permanente workers’ strike
The union representing Kaiser Permanente mental health workers said Tuesday afternoon that the sides have tentatively agreed to a four-year contract, ending the 10-week strike.
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Update: Kaiser mental health workers reach a tentative agreement
12:10 p.m.: Kaiser Permanente and the National Union of Healthcare Workers reached a tentative agreement for a new four-year contract early Tuesday morning, ending the 10-week strike by mental health therapists in Northern California.
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‘This is how you serve your community’: Oakland churches get grant to put housing on their land
The Bay Area Local Initiatives Support Corp., a community development nonprofit based in Oakland, announced on Tuesday that it has received a $500,000 grant from Wells Fargo to help churches develop affordable housing units on their properties.
