America's kids are still behind in reading and math. These schools are defying the trend
But a new analysis of state and national test scores shows the average student remains half a grade level behind pre-pandemic ...
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Pass the Remote: Uplifting, heartening LGBTQ+ film programs in San Francisco and San Jose
I t’s been a particularly rough, dispiriting couple of weeks in this nation for members of the LGBTQ+ community and many others. There’s no need to recount the backslides here ...
Metal guitarist turned crooner plays annual Valentine's show at Du Nord
A longtime figure on the Bay Area's rock and metal scene explores a different side of music when vocalist Sven Söderlund and his Masterful Orchestra play their annual Valentine's Day gala at the Cafe ...
AIDS Memorial Quilt exhibit at SFO honors lives lost, raises awareness to ongoing epidemic
A memorial to the stories and lives of those lost to HIV and AIDs is now on exhibit at San Francisco International Airport. It is also the world's largest community art project.
This SF 'idiot' made Sundance's best documentary, just months before his death
"André is an Idiot," which chronicles a San Franciscan's battle against colon cancer, took home a Sundance award for its ...
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The Quiet Power of Presence: Amy Sherald at SFMOMA
As Sherald’s work has evolved technically and thematically through the 2020s, it increasingly engages with broader cultural conversations about representation.
Inside the eight-cylinder mind of Vic Fangio: Eagles’ guru is one step from an elusive Super Bowl title
Fangio has led a full life — boyfriend, father, grandfather, protégé, colleague, mentor, coach, and friend. Those close to ...
When the lights went out in New Orleans: Inside 34 minutes of darkness at SB XLVII
Super Bowl XLVII was a thriller between the 49ers and Ravens, but it will forever be remembered for the power outage inside ...