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    Television Host Leslie Sbrocco Declares ‘I am the CAN in CANcer’ to Inspire Others This Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

    Television Host Leslie Sbrocco Declares ‘I am the CAN in CANcer’ to Inspire Others This Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

    Four-time Emmy and James Beard Award-winning television personality Leslie Sbrocco—who is also an acclaimed author and wine, food, and travel authority, plus a San Francisco Bay Times columnist—recently disclosed that…

    In This Moment We Have a Choice: Feed the ‘Doom-Loop’ Narrative or Commit to a Future Rooted in Hope

    In This Moment We Have a Choice: Feed the ‘Doom-Loop’ Narrative or Commit to a Future Rooted in Hope

    By Chuan Teng, JD– If you live or work in San Francisco, you’ve probably heard that we’re a failed city. Or that the city is dying. Or that we’re stuck…

    Ovarian Cancer Survivor Chef Elle Simone Scott of America’s Test Kitchen Advocates for Women, Prepares for New Book Launch

    Ovarian Cancer Survivor Chef Elle Simone Scott of America’s Test Kitchen Advocates for Women, Prepares for New Book Launch

    Born and raised in Detroit, Chef Elle Simone Scott— food stylist, author, and veteran America’s Test Kitchen (ATK) cast member—is a culinary maverick. She found her love for food while spending time…

    ‘Using My Platform Is Not Only an Opportunity, But Also a Responsibility’

    ‘Using My Platform Is Not Only an Opportunity, But Also a Responsibility’

    By Chef Elle Simone Scott– (Editor’s Note: In 2016, as a rising celebrity chef, Chef Elle Simone Scott was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She has a recurrent form of the…

    What’s New? It’s a Restaurant Explosion

    What’s New? It’s a Restaurant Explosion

    By David Landis, The Gay Gourmet– 2024 has brought an explosion of tempting new Bay Area restaurants worth visiting. It’s a good sign that the industry is beginning a welcome…

    March Into Spring With Greens

    March Into Spring With Greens

    By Debra Morris– After a winter of dense stews and carb-heavy recipes, it’s time to lighten up your meals with fresh and delicious spring greens and baby vegetables. You’ll find…

    Castro Farmers’ Market Will Return for the Season on April 3, 2024

    The seasonal return of the Castro Farmers’ Market will take place on Wednesday, April 3, 2024, with Northern California’s freshest fruits and vegetables, live music, and a lively atmosphere for…

    Consequences

    Consequences

    By Joanie Juster– By now the ballots from the March 5 election should have been tallied and the results announced. The flood of political ads on our airwaves, in our…

    Oakland Restaurant Week 2024

    Oakland Restaurant Week 2024

    By Liam P. Mayclem– Oakland, California, has a richly diverse community that spans countless ethnicities and cultural backgrounds. With its residents speaking over 125 languages, rest assured that The Town…

    A Taste of Oakland

    A Taste of Oakland

    By Rebecca Kaplan, Oakland City Councilmember At-Large– Every day is Black History Day, so just because Black History Month is over doesn’t mean that we should stop celebrating Black culture.…