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Manuel Bagorro at fundraiser. (Photo courtesy Bay Chamber Concerts and Music School) Join Bay Chamber Concerts, Thursday, Feb. 11, at 6 p.m., for the inaugural episode of Meet in the Music, a Bay Chamber Concerts Original Podcast. Hosted by Artistic Director Manuel Bagorro, Meet in the Music explores the role music plays in all our lives, according to Bay Chambers, in a news release.  “Drawing from Bay Chamber’s spectacular concert recording archives, the series combines an exquisite selection of performances with interviews from members of our own community as it delves into t...

Help Save People's World The economic crisis has hit People's World hard. We need the support of all our friends and readers to continue publishing. GOP Rep. Perry and Sen. Mastriano put people of Pennsylvania at grave risk January 19, 2021 9:35 AM CDT By John Wojcik A National Guardsman protecting the Capitol in Harrisburg against possible right wing Trumpite attacks. | Jose F. Moreno/AP It is beyond any doubt now that Republicans elected to represent the people of their states have returned the favor by putting their c...

Can you pay someone to stop using meth? Proposed California legislation would boost drug treatment option FacebookTwitterEmail Isaac Jackson said he tried contingency management a couple of years ago, and it helped him stay sober from meth for about a month. But, he said, it was hard to eventually stay away from the drug because he also struggles with depression.Jana Asenbrennerova / Special to The Chronicle 2019 As overdose deaths soar throughout California, proposed state legislation would legalize a program that encourages people to curb their methamphetamine use with incentives like gift ...

Trump administration lawyers told a federal judge the figures could be ready in March.

Pa. Court Tosses Latest Challenge To State's Election Results By By Matt Fair Law360 (December 9, 2020, 7:01 PM EST) -- A Pennsylvania judge ruled Wednesday that a group of Republican lawmakers had waited too long before coming forward last week with claims of election irregularities and potential fraud aimed at upending President-elect Joe Biden's win in last month's presidential race in the state. The state's Commonwealth Court ruled that the lawsuit, which sought a so-called mandamus order requiring that Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf decertify the result of th...