The Alameda Comedy Club announced it is closing at year's end, unable to sustain operations post-pandemic without external aid, despite community appreciation for the venue.

BART hosts a fashion show called "Project Doneway" featuring designs made from classic paper tickets by Bay Area fashion students, part of September's Transit Month activities.

The sun was shining and the crowds were enthusiastic for Oakland’s 7th annual Black Joy Parade on Sunday. The parade and festival celebrate the Black experience and the Black community’s contribution to culture.

Renowned artist Nancy Seamons Crookston passes away, leaving a legacy of vibrant portraiture.

Oaklands First Fridays festival temporarily closes due to financial struggles, seeks new funding sources for future continuation.

Immerse yourself in the two-day Lafayette Art & Wine Festival, an annual gathering with a mix of art, food, drinks, and entertainment as we explore the effects the event has on local businesses.

Hayward seeks artists to create two murals for the Stack Youth and Family Center, reflecting local culture and history in an effort to promote community engagement and inclusiveness.

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price honored with community service award at the 31st annual FOG Indian Day Parade and Fair, celebrating cultural diversity and inclusivity in Fremont.

Vallejo City moves to celebrate its own, rapper E-40 gets an honorary street naming as the council pays respect to his entertainment and philanthropic achievements.

California's ambitious Creative Corps Initiative is providing artists with a $60 million budget for civic-minded projects.

Acclaimed artist Binta Ayofemi, who aims to transform vacant buildings in the Bay Area into centers for Black culture and art, faces accusations of owing hundreds of thousands of dollars in rent.

Oakland-based DJ Erika Kayne leaves an impressive legacy as a transcendent artist and dublab resident, while the world mourns her loss.

The fifth annual incarnation of Oakland's Drunken Film Fest will show no less than 74 independent short movies over six nights, with showings taking place at a different bar each night from Sunday, Oct. 9 through Friday, Oct. 14.