SF Bay Area Residents Honor Ancestors Through Art
Honoring ancestors, artists, and beloved ones, SOMArts presents its 22nd Dia de Los Muertos exhibition, with 17 pieces of art including traditional altars and contemporary installations.
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Local Film Festival Rekindles Community Spirit with Boost from City College
The Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema (BHOC), a free film festival that showcases the talents of Bay Area filmmakers and runs until Oct. 29, was off to an impressive start, as it navigated COVID-19 precautions with pop-up drive-in and socially-distanced park screenings during its opening weekend, Oct. 1
Bodycams Approved for CCSF Police
San Francisco Community College Police (SFCCPD) will soon begin using body-worn cameras, following the Board of Trustees’ approval of their purchase at the board’s Sept. 23 meeting
Mayor Breed Subsidizes Small Businesses With New Relief Program
On September 15, in a press conference located at the shoe store, “Footprint,” on Taraval, Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Gordon Mar announced the launch of a new program called the “Storefront Vandalism Relief Grant Program.” The program plans to offer either $1,000 or $2,000 to small businesses
Board of Trustees Consider Monterrosa Scholarship
By Julie Zigoris
jzigoris@mail.ccsf.edu
@jzigoris
The Board of Trustees will be voting at their next meeting on Oct. 28 whether to create a scholarship fund in honor of Sean Monterrosa, a City College student shot by Jarrett Tonn of the Vallejo Police Department.
If approved, the Chancellor
Art Span Celebrates the Colors of Bay Area Artists
This year ArtSpan returns with its largest production, San Francisco Open Studios, a two month long festival of artful happenings across the Bay Area.
Roe v Wade In Texas Reflects Current State of Women’s Healthcare
The Supreme Court recently rejected a request to block a law in Texas that “bans physicians from providing abortions "if the physician detects a fetal heartbeat," including embryonic cardiac activity, which can be as early as six weeks into a pregnancy,” despite much protest from many Americans.