See: Rare 1970s photos from the birth of modern skateboarding in East Bay1976 was a significant year for skateboarding culture, marking the fame of places like Montevideo in California's history.
Oakland Museum of California's Thursday After Hours (OMCA)OMCA's Thursday After Hours provides a unique evening experience combining cocktails, culture, and community for adults 18+.
Mathews: Squabble up, California, in battle against Donald TrumpKendrick Lamar's 'Squabble Up' serves as an anthem for California's spirit, merging music and political resistance through powerful lyricism.
Free "Legion of Honor" Museum Day for Bay Area Residents (Every Saturday)Legion of Honor offers free Saturday admission to Bay Area residents, fostering art engagement and safety through capacity limits.
At this 110-year-old SF restaurant, the burger is almost as famous as the ownerBalboa Cafe is a historic bistro in San Francisco, beloved by locals and politicians for over a century.
OMCA's "Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples" (Through Jan. 26, 2025)Calli: The Art of Xicanx Peoples showcases diverse artistic expressions, emphasizing ancestral liberation and community storytelling within Xicanx culture.
The Provocative, Rebellious and Flamboyant Origins of Lowriding | KQEDLowriding culture, originating in California, is a blend of artistic expression and community bonding, facing both celebration and criminalization.
Mexican Americans Build New Lives in Mexico; The Job That Keeps Water Flowing to California Farms | KQEDMexican immigrants' children and grandchildren are moving from California to Mexico City.Unusual jobs like canal cleaning in California are essential for maintaining the water flow in farmland.
More of the Best Books About CaliforniaEve Babitz's book 'Slow Days, Fast Company' remains relevant in capturing L.A.'s essence, inspiring readers to move to California.
New 'How to California' series is here to help you navigate life in the Golden StateHow to California is a guide to navigate the laws, culture, and lifestyle in California.
Why We Came to California, and Why We StayBuilding a social life in a new city can be challenging, but connecting through a community like a newsletter can provide a sense of connection and common ground in a time of isolation.