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The longest-working “Rosie the Riveter” died on November 12th, aged 104 | Obituary

I read recently about the passing of Elinor Otto, who died at a Las Vegas hospital after suffering a stroke at the age of 104. The name might not ring

Elinor Otto, a Long Beach icon who worked on the C-17 Globemaster III cargo planes, died on Sunday, Nov. 12. She was 104.

Meet the Northrop Grumman leaders and executives behind the company's successful ventures in space, aeronautics, defense, and cyberspace.

Teledyne Instruments has signed a $22 million, 10-year lease for 124,828 square feet in Scripps, according to the CBRE brokerage.

Even in 2023, when people think of a hybrid, they immediately think of the Toyota Prius and probably not much else. But at its root, a hybrid drivetrain ...

Two homes in Point Loma have just been designated as San Diego historic resources. One on Evergreen Street and another on Sterne Street. This happened at the June meeting of the City of San Diego Historical Resources Board. The HRB also designated four other homes and the Ocean Beach Pier. The descriptions of the PL…

Meet the Northrop Grumman leaders and executives behind the company's successful ventures in space, aeronautics, defense, and cyberspace.

Those men were Charles Page of Pineville who built the first airship and Leo Ortego of Alexandria who built the first working manned helicopter.

Little Falls’ favorite son Charles A. Lindbergh was remarkable for his bravery and for flying solo, nonstop, across the Atlantic Ocean from New York City to Paris in 1927. The famed aviator dubbed “Lucky Lindy” grew up on a Little Falls farm before becoming a worldwide celebrity.