San Francisco Ballet gala takes flight
If there's a recession on, you'd never have known it from the gay face of the crowd for San Francisco Ballet's opening night gala last Thursday.
Castro plaza rules inch closer to passage
Rules governing two outdoor plazas in the Castro inched closer to passage this week after a Board of Supervisors' committee endorsed the proposed regulations.
Global Age Project pushes theater forward
"My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there," said American inventor Charles F. Kettenring. That can also be said of Aurora Theatre's Global Age Project, which for the past seven years has challenged playwrights.
Political Notebook: Legal groups welcome lesbian leaders
In what is believed to be a first, two Bay Area professional law associations have lesbian presidents at the helm this year.
Presidential campaigns slow to materialize in Bay Area
California may turn out to be the forgotten state in this year's presidential campaign.
SJ woman faces murder charge
A San Jose woman is facing a murder charge in the death of her wife's mother.
AOF looks to reboot Oscar gala
After two years of turmoil, the Academy of Friends is hoping to reboot its signature Oscar gala so that it can once again distribute proceeds to HIV/AIDS nonprofits.
St. Sebastian gets pierced
The San Francisco Symphony is cannon-balling into the new year and the second half of the centennial season with real energy and determination.
Speier confident of Dems' chances
Congresswoman Jackie Speier is confident of Democrats' chances in this election cycle as they seek to recapture the House and maintain hold of both the Senate and the White House.
Wit & whimsy in the Rainbow Forest
With his gentle demeanor, mustache, and twinkling eyes, John Bankston is as congenial as one would surmise from his artistic creations.
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