Joe Rosato Jr.

In its effort to go fully electric over the next couple decades, United Airlines unveiled the service vehicle of the future: an all-electric super tug that can lift and haul a 400,000-pound jet.

As the Biden administration winds down its term, indigenous tribes are anxiously watching for a decision over a plot of land in Vallejo where a proposed casino project has embroiled several tribes in a battle over cultural propriety.

Meet an East Bay photographer who has become known for his street photographs depicting the broad spectrum of people he encounters in his frequent walks.

In an effort to prepare for a future of changing climate — and to set itself apart from other famous wine regions — Livermore winemakers announced Tuesday they are designating Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc as the valley’s signature grapes.

Against the backdrop of San Francisco’s struggling Union Square, the new women’s clothing store appearing on O’Farrell Street around the holidays offered a small jolt of optimism.

If you’ve seen a jazz concert in the Bay Area over the last few decades, there’s a good chance you’ve witnessed Tammy Lynne Hall lording over the piano, coaxing melodies rooted in gospel, jazz, classical and the ether, as one of the area’s foremost composers and side musicians.

Ted Barrow let his hands drift across the long brass railing that might otherwise seem completely out of place in the middle of a carpeted room had it not been in the San Francisco Public Library’s art gallery – or minus the iconic back story.

To say Markelle Taylor is running from his past, isn’t exactly correct. Maybe you’d say he’s running with it. Except now, instead of donning the prison garb he wore daily for 18 years, he now slips on a track suit with Markelle “The Gazelle” stitched onto the chest.

The Cannery Building in East Oakland once housed 32 artists in live-work spaces. A real estate investment company has struck buyouts with all but two artists.

Canine Companions is marking its 50th anniversary this year. The national organization, which started in Santa Rosa, now has seven training centers across the country and relies on donations and events to provide service dogs to clients free of charge.