Joe Rosato Jr. is a field producer at NBC Bay Area. He focuses on culture and society, with particular attention to climate change, arts and entertainment, and social issues, including gender diversity and inclusion. Joe is featured in NBC Bay Area, where his Emmy Award-winning work highlights the intersection of these vital themes.
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By: Joe Rosato Jr.
A first-of-its-kind report offers a stark look at the health of California’s coast and ocean and the major effects of climate change.
Some artists have lofty notions of where inspiration comes from. But few will reach the heights of Zulu Heru’s artistic musing.
By: Joe Rosato Jr.
After San Francisco gathers at Lotta’s Fountain to remember the 1906 earthquake and fire, longtime organizer Lee Houskeeper will stroll off into the sunrise.
Debra Becker Lamb and her husband Eric Lamb welcomed visitors to Lost Valley Wines to give Earth Week-inspired demonstrations.
Stray cat populations have exploded around California, especially in the Central Valley and Bay Area.
After 46 years in the same San Pablo Avenue storefront, the future of Oakland's venerable Hand to Hand Kajukenbo Self Defense Center is up in the air like a roundhouse kick.
Behind the storefront is the Don’t Eat Me Collective, an artistic force of four Asian women artists whose cutesy creations fill the shelves and walls.
By: Joe Rosato Jr.
Nihonmachi Little Friends, a daycare in San Francisco’s Japantown, is marking its 50th anniversary.
The Big Art Loop is an ambitious project to place public artworks all around San Francisco.
By: Joe Rosato Jr.
The Bay Area’s Algerian population is gearing up as the region plays host to a series of World Cup soccer matches.
