Prohibition: A Musical Comedy, the new show from Texas Comedies, follows their formula of mixing history with musical comedy.

In March 1976, American pop-rock group the Four Seasons had a massive hit with “December 1963 (Oh What a Night).” The song, which appeared on the 1975 album Who Loves You, hit No. 1 on the Billboard ...

Archival records reveal that the 1971 global ban on psychedelics was fueled by Cold War politics and media sensationalism, not medical science. This historical analysis suggests international drug ...

In the height of the homestead era, families by the thousands moved Westward, gambling everything they had on grass, water and weather. Few of ...

Shinnick's Pub on Chicago's South Side is the oldest Irish bar in Chicago, in operation since 1938.

SFGATE reviewed a database with hundreds of materials that employees sent to National Park Service leadership over the summer ...

Rose Anna Lucy came to Big Bay in the early 1920s with her second husband, Arthur, and her daughter from her first marriage, Anna Blanche. Art was a World War I veteran and walked with a limp due to ...

Maker’s Mark’s new Wood Finishing Series release, The Stewards, will be released in two batches of different proofs, ...

The communities of modern Baja California are shaped by the immigrants who created them. Chris Sands takes a look.

As Kalshi, Polymarket and other ‘prediction marketplaces’ spread to near ubiquity online, Utah’s historically conservative Mormon culture presents a unique challenge ...

Last year, James Arthur Donzella stopped by the Clarke Historical Museum in Eureka to see about doing a reading of his new murder mystery, “The Dead Don’t Pay,” at the Old Town venue. Later this month ...

A Chipko pioneer warns against destructive development, linking climate crisis, forest rights, and people’s movements. Learn why grassroots action matters.