Community Events: Día de los Muertos and Deck the Hall by the El Reportero‘s news services The San Francisco Symphony’s family-friendly Día de los Muertos and Deck the Hall concerts and festivities—annual traditions at Davies Symphony Hall—will be celebrated virtually this season, streaming for free at sfsymphony.org and broadcasting on both NBC Bay …
Home kitchens, large bakeries are busy making pan de muerto in San Gregorio Atlapulco by Joseph Sorrentino and El Reportero‘s news services In late October, Eva Chapa sets up her stall at the market in San Gregorio Atlapulco, Mexico City, as she’s done for over 20 years now. Her pan de muerto (bread …
NOTE FRO THE EDITOR Dear readers: The following is an article by investigative journalist James Corbett, a phenomenal reporter who every issue he addresses is written from the very heart of the matter. This week he will show you what no other media is capable of doing: not only criticizing and denying the …
by Virgilio Marin October 21, 2020 -Eucalyptus is a fast-growing tree that’s native to Australia. It has a distinct chemical makeup that lends itself to several medicinal and household uses. Its antiseptic, antifungal and anti-inflammatory effects stem mostly from the compound eucalyptol, a common ingredient in mouthwash and cough suppressant. There are more than 400 hundred …
It’s supposed to be closed but US citizens have no problem entering Mexico by the El Reportero‘s wire services In the wake of a sharp increase in Covid-19 cases that is now overwhelming the state’s hospitals, the Chihuahua Congress has asked the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to enforce an agreement that is supposed to …
The lawsuit, filed only this morning, states that ‘Google has willfully maintained and abused its monopoly power in general search services through anticompetitive and exclusionary distribution agreements’ by Michael Haynes The lawsuit, filed only this morning, states that ‘Google has willfully maintained and abused its monopoly power in general search services through anticompetitive and exclusionary distribution agreements.’ WASHINGTON D.C, …
by Ben Christopher When the ballots arrived in Susan Lambert’s mailbox earlier this week, everyone in the house was accounted for. There was one for her, one for her husband, and two for her adult step-sons. And then there was the one for George. Lambert, a playwright, producer and writer who lives in Pasadena, …
Compiled by the El Reportero’s news service Bilingual español/English stories and songs for children and their families. Tune in on the Library’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/sfpl.org Tip: You do not need a Facebook account to view a presentation when using the link, you can close any pop-up windows. ¡VIVA! Latino Heritage Month ¡VIVA! at the …
Compiled by the El Reportero’s news service ¡VIVA! Continues with Author Talks for All Ages In October, the Library hosts author Aida Salazar in conversation with Natalia Sylvester. Salazar is an award-winning author and arts activist whose writings for adults and children explore issues of identity and social justice. Her newest title, Land …
Compiled by the El Reportero‘s staff In celebration of the de Young museum’s 125th anniversary, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco are hosting The de Young Open, a juried community art exhibition welcoming submissions by artists from the nine Bay Area counties. Together painting a picture of an extraordinary time in recent human …