SF Woman Says APEC Volunteer Shattered Her Jaw, Now She’s Suing
A San Francisco protester who says a volunteer’s punch at the 2023 APEC CEO Summit left her with brain injuries and a broken jaw has sued APEC and the volunteer. The filing and a petition for mental‑health diversion in the criminal case have raised new questions about volunteer vetting and accountability.
San Francisco Opera Unveils Bilingual "The Monkey King" Blending East-West Narratives with $10M Production
"Monkey King," a SF Opera premiere, blends East and West in a bilingual production based on "Journey to the West," featuring a $10M budget for costumes and sets, and includes kung fu and puppetry.
Sonoma County Teamwork Triumphs in Beach Rescue: Henry-1 Helicopter and Fire District Conduct Complex Operation
Sonoma Sheriff's helicopter and fire teams conducted a complex rescue of an injured hiker on Pinnacle Gulch Beach, involving a paramedic, tactical flight officer, and a 100-foot longline extraction.
Danny Elfman Joins SF Symphony For Tim Burton Live-To-Picture Nights
Composer Danny Elfman joins the San Francisco Symphony at Davies Symphony Hall this Thursday and Friday to perform his Tim Burton scores live with film clips and Burton’s artwork. Elfman will appear onstage as a vocalist alongside the orchestra and chorus.












