"André is an Idiot," which chronicles a San Franciscan's battle against colon cancer, took home a Sundance award for its ...

Santa Clara’s George F. Haines International Swim Center has been closed for more than a year, leaving the city’s aquatics ...

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 ...

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 ...

Alumis Inc. will merge with a Southern California drug developer in a deal that extends the combined companies' cash into ...

Coltrane, a jazz virtuoso who devoted much of her life to a spiritual journey, is a beacon for today’s artists. An exhibition ...

A cosmetologist in Flushing is charged with assault for illegally administering treatments like Botox. Fei Min, 41, operated without a valid license and could face up to 7 years if convicted.

Potosí’s six posters, titled “The Future of the Ramaytush Ohlone,” are on display at 15 Muni bus shelters on Market Street ...

As Sherald’s work has evolved technically and thematically through the 2020s, it increasingly engages with broader cultural conversations about representation.

Chef Kris Toliao and partner Yuka Ioroi open the newest reincarnation of Cassava with onigirazu and pillowy Japanese milk ...

Most jazz fans know the art form has a deep history in the Bay Area, particularly beginning in the 1940s, when the Fillmore ...

A mystery photographer documented key moments in 1960s San Francisco, including the Summer of Love and formation of the Black ...