Tag: San Francisco
Bay area sculptors display personality, intellect
Personal narratives. Contemporary issues. Psychological explorations. Popular culture. These are just some of the things reflected in the "Mind + Matter" exhibition at Pomona’s American Museum of Ceramic Art.
New parents deserve paid leave
The country is taking baby steps toward helping new parents the way that they should, after San Francisco’s new law requiring businesses to guarantee fully paid leave for new mothers and fathers for six weeks. The ordinance goes into effect Jan. 1, 2017.
SF mayor took brave first step
More than 3,300 gay and lesbian couples have been married in San Francisco since Valentine’s weekend as a result of the decision made by newly appointed Mayor Gavin Newsom to make the action legal in the city.
LV supportive of gay marriage
As recent events in San Francisco and Massachusetts spark national debate, the majority of University of La Verne students have come out in support of legalizing gay marriage.
Thousands join peace protest in San Francisco
"Not in our name." "No more blood for oil." "Money for jobs, not for war." These were just a few of the slogans inscribed across banners and placards carried by as many as 80,000 people at an anti-war demonstration staged Saturday in San Francisco.