Women's History

Syama Bunten, CEO of Big Delta Capital and creator of the Women and Wealth Catalyst Summit, aims to support women in their financial success.

Women now make up almost half of the workforce. The gender pay gap is steadily closing, but women only hold 8.8% of CEO positions

Friday is the 10th annual dress for STEM.

Tracy Tan, CFO at Primerica, shares strategies on managing finances, especially for women who struggle with confidence in their financial decisions.

Susan Lynch was one of a handful of women working at BART as a train operator in 1973, one year after the system began operating.

Susan Lynch was one of a handful of women working at BART as a train operator in 1973, one year after the system began operating.

The Economist compared working conditions for women across the 29 countries in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development.

The U.N. began commemorating the holiday in 1975, which was International Women’s Year, and its General Assembly officially recognized the day two years later.

The San Jose Sharks’ “Women of Teal” celebration at SAP Center will include in-game events and fan activities, recognizing women’s impact on the sports world.

To celebrate Women’s Empowerment Month and International Women’s Day, an all-woman team will take over Saturday’s telecast for the Warriors game.

Amanda Nguyen will be part of a historic all-female crew expected to lift off to space this spring.

Amanda Nguyen will be part of a historic all-female crew expected to lift off to space this spring. Gia Vang reports.

How a weeklong, local celebration in California in 1978 turned into a monthlong, national observance less than a decade later.

Biden signed a proclamation establishing a national monument honoring Frances Perkins, the first woman appointed to serve in a presidential Cabinet

‘Sororité,’ or ‘sisterhood,’ marked chapter six of the Opening Ceremony and celebrated historic female figures in France.

The women who kept American factories and shipyards running strong during World War II are being honored in Washington, D.C. with the Congressional gold medal. A few of those in the Rosie the Riveter group are from the Bay Area.

Even as the Biden administration pushes to advance research and innovation in women’s health, one group of Bay Area women is creating space to tackle the issues on its own.

Even as the Biden administration pushes to advance research and innovation in women’s health, one group of Bay Area women are creating space to tackle the issues on their own. Ginger Conejero Saab reports.

As we celebrate Women’s History Month, a new exhibit at a Sonoma County museum features veteran newspaper columnist Gaye LeBaron and her “Sonoma County Stories.”