San Francisco's 'most brilliant idiot' made a film about his own death
"André is an Idiot," which chronicles a San Franciscan's battle against colon cancer, took home a Sundance award for its ...
After big IPO, Peninsula biotech plots merger, big clinical trial readouts
Alumis Inc. will merge with a Southern California drug developer in a deal that extends the combined companies' cash into ...
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Santa Clara swim center closure ripples through community
Santa Clara’s George F. Haines International Swim Center has been closed for more than a year, leaving the city’s aquatics ...
AGAVE Brings its Undiscovered Musical Gems to the Athenaeum in La Jolla
If labels like “early music” and “baroque” make you think all-Bach recitals in front of nodding octogenarians, you probably haven’t heard AGAVE, the 17-year-old Bay Area ensemble visiting La Jolla’s ...
‘It’s a patriotism test’: Bay Area arts organizations voice concerns over NEA’s new grant guidelines
The National Endowment for the Arts is updating its 2026 grant guidelines to prioritize projects with a certain patriotic flair, and Bay Area arts organizations are worried. On Thursday, Feb. 6, the ...