From its beginnings in a church basement in Auburn to its current status as the Capital Region’s leading employer of people with disabilities and other hurdles to employment, PRIDE Industries has always promoted an inclusive workforce.

A first-of-its-kind credit program is helping to fund the redevelopment of a former soup factory in south Sacramento. 

Running a family business for multiple generations can be tricky, but several local companies have found a way.

Auburn-based Flyers Energy is expanding on its history of supplying fuel to trucking fleets.

Margaret Wong, a leader in U.S.-China trade for over three decades, used to travel between the two countries up to eight times a year. Here’s how she shifted gears when the borders closed.

Many experts see apprenticeships as the best way to match people looking for jobs with those that are in demand.

The California Mobility Center was founded to help early-stage mobility companies turn pilots and demonstration projects into viable products.

To open the annual Young Professionals issue, Comstock’s president and publisher considers Capital Region innovation. 

Here are four entrepreneurs who are transforming ideas of manufacturing for the well-being of the world.

Women founders in the Capital Region are developing groundbreaking technology in biotech and ag-tech, emerging industries where territory is still uncharted.