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The bakery is committed to reshaping its local community and the industry, and has taken steps to share that message with the world.

“I went from having no hope, not really doing anything with my life, bouncing from job to job to now having my own stable housing, stable income, and better opportunities ahead of me right now," Warnisha Smith said.

From making the luxury wine scene more inclusive to raising funds for prison reform, The Prisoner Wine Company is using their brand to promote positive change.

/PRNewswire/ -- OneCause, a leader in online and event fundraising, recognized fundraising innovation and excellence at its annual Raise Awards ceremony during...

The video game firm is recognized for its broad support for underserved audiences.

Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers have made little progress toward resolving their differences over how much money Californians should receive to blunt the burden of rising costs at the pump.

Gov. Gavin Newsom and lawmakers have made little progress toward resolving their differences over how much money Californians should receive to blunt the burden of rising costs at the pump

A formerly incarcerated man has been selected to sit on the Oakland Police Commission, the third such appointment of its kind. Rudy Howell, 53, thinks he can bring a unique outlook to the post.

  By Kathy Chouteau Dr. Carole Dorham-Kelly has been appointed president and CEO of Rubicon Programs, a Richmond-based nonprofit with an almost 50-year history focusing on workforce development and promoting economic mobility in the East Bay. She previously served as Rubicon’s chief program officer and also as a leader in wellness services. Dorham-Kelly takes over for Jane Fischberg, who held the role since 2009 and started with Rubicon in 1997. A Richmond native raised by a single mom, Dor...