Sports provide children an opportunity to stay physically active and productive while having fun. As a parent, you definitely want to do everything you can to encourage your children to participate in sports activities, in addition to supporting their academics. But did you know that the Bay Area is a vibrant hub offering a plethora of opportunities for kids to engage in sports and active pursuits. From scenic parks to state-of-the-art facilities, the region provides an ideal backdrop for fostering a love of sports in children. In this exploration of athletic adventures, we’ll delve into the top sports for kids in the Bay Area that will teach important skills for a specific activity while emphasizing sociability, collaboration, and sportsmanship!

The rules and sanitation standards are constantly being updated in your neighborhood grocery stores during the COVID pandemic.  Knowing your store’s rules and safety practices will help you stay safe, and help keep our grocery store workers safer, while they keep the country supplied.  For the official COVID safety practices

San Francisco, along with most cities in the US, have enacted an ‘eviction moratorium’ due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  This means that residential and commercial tenants cannot be evicted during the coronavirus outbreak, including for non-payment of rent.  The eviction moratorium is currently effective through June 21, 2020 in San

Short story by Moss Brixton “Hey.” “Hey.” My roommate and I eye each other with squints, like the guys in movies who have mustaches and one of them pulls out his pistol a fraction of a split second before the other and poof, one is dead before the other stomps

One of the hopes when watching China’s coronavirus outbreak was that the harm was exaggerated. However now that San Francisco has declared a state of emergency Tuesday, we all need to start paying more attention and prepare for coronavirus. According to The Atlantic, Marc Lipsitch, a Harvard University epidemiologist, predicts

The plan is to have no toll booths at all, just cameras taking pictures. So don’t forget your FasTrak, and don’t hold your breath over bridges either, the project won’t start for at least two years. The first work to convert the tolls could happen as early as the end

The plan is to have no toll booths at all, just cameras taking pictures. So don’t forget your FasTrak, and don’t hold your breath over bridges either, the project won’t start for at least two years. The first work to convert the tolls could happen as early as the end