Bridging Tech’s Diversity Gap
Learners Guild reboots technology education with a new model.
Redefining Women’s Work
Frailty Myths wants to empower women, one woodworking workshop at a time.
Prosecuting the President
East Bay Congressman Eric Swalwell is among a group of Golden State ex-prosecutors who are connecting the dots in the Trump-Russia case.
Finally, Some Stability
Oakland’s new schools superintendent Kyla Johnson-Trammell, a city native, hopes to bring an end to the revolving door of district leaders.
It’s Her Time
New UC Berkeley Chancellor Carol Christ is facing some major challenges. And the university’s first female chancellor might just be the perfect person for the job.
Thelton’s Orders
On the eve of his retirement, the federal judge who reshaped the state’s prison system and the Oakland Police Department speaks on his role in the civil rights movement and the future of justice in the Trump era.
Berkeley’s Inspector Quirky
Tom Dalzell documents its weirdness with a camera.
Chasing Success
After winning a Grammy earlier this year, Oakland musician Fantastic Negrito has been traveling the world and writing new songs with a political bent.
Oakland Gets Its Trees Back
How a busy septuagenarian inspired the city’s reforestation.
The 100 Most Influential East Bay Residents of All Time
People who helped shape the region, the nation, and the world.
