Bay Area Book Festival keynote focuses on economic injustice
[Sponsored] Want to understand where our economic system goes wrong? The Bay Area Book Festival provides five works to open your mind.
Bay Area Book Festival highlights power of works in translation
[Sponsored] Interest in translated literature – often ignored by major publishers – remains high in Berkeley.
Berkeley Patients Group celebrates 20th 4/20 with up to 50% off products, tips for consumers
[Sponsored] This year is Berkeley Patient Group's 20th 4/20 and it will commemorate the day with significant discounts, a fun 4/20 event and, as always, making a community impact with donations from the week’s sales.
Home Truths: Interactive map — 50,000 residences coming to the East Bay
[Sponsored] To understand how East Bay housing will play out in the years ahead, Red Oak Realty created a 'live' map that tracks new residential developments that are planned, approved and under construction.
Escuela Bilingüe Internacional launches new opportunity for non-Spanish speakers with international baccalaureate middle year program
[Sponsored] Soon, EBI, the only Spanish/English International Baccalaureate school in the East Bay to offer primary and middle year programs, will welcome its first cohort of 6th graders with limited or no prior Spanish.
Home Truths: Canceled listings in Berkeley have skyrocketed. Here’s why
[Sponsored] The cancelation rate is a real estate metric that's not getting much attention. No one wants an unsold home, yet the number of Berkeley listings that canceled in 2018 increased 60% year over year.
Berkeley’s Ecole Bilingue to open middle school track: A new entry point for students to benefit from the gift of being bilingual
[Sponsored]: Starting in the fall EB will welcome non-French speaking students to a middle school track that offers targeted exposure so they can catch up with their peers and follow the school’s bilingual curriculum.
Berkeley Restaurant Week opens with 45+ places to dine and discover
[Sponsored]: Discover new places and revisit old favorites from a diverse list of more than 45 restaurants offering prix-fixe menus for $20, $25 and $35.
Berkeley Patients Group, nation’s longest operating dispensary, leads cannabis industry in corporate social responsibility
[Sponsored] As it prepares to mark its 19th anniversary on Oct. 31, BPG is doubling down on its mission to provide safe access to quality cannabis and is supporting local efforts to end homelessness in Alameda County.
Bayhill High School educates bright students with learning differences
Sponsored: When a child has dyslexia, ADHD or another learning disability, they often feel like a square peg in a round hole. Bayhill in Berkeley focuses on their strengths.
Home Truths: The East Bay real estate market is firing on all cylinders
[Sponsored] Real estate prices in the inner East Bay have been rising consistently for the past seven years, but buyers are buying homes in increasing numbers.
Post-legalization, there are clear benefits to having a medical marijuana recommendation
[Sponsored] Having a marijuana recommendation makes getting and using cannabis easier than ever, especially in the recreational age. Let NuggMD bring yours right to you today.
38th SF Jewish Film Festival celebrates excellence in independent cinema
[Sponsored] The lineup at SFJFF38, which opens July 19, champions women filmmakers, explores multicultural Jewish identities and addresses today's most pressing issues.
10 international authors bringing the world to Berkeley this weekend
[Sponsored] The Bay Area Book Festival put together this cross-section of international authors you can see for yourself this weekend in downtown Berkeley.
Longtime Berkeley safari specialist presents conservation documentary
[Sponsored] Next Adventure invites you to see 'Tribe vs Pride,' the amazing story of the relationship between wildlife conservation initiatives and age-old cultural traditions.
Ahead of Bay Area Book Festival, Katherine Applegate talks about writing with youth in mind
[Sponsored] In advance of her appearance at the Bay Area Book Festival, Katherine Applegate talks about her new book, 'Wishtree,' and the craft of writing for a younger audience.
