Women's History Month

Teresa Contreras is undefeated in the ring and the #1 boxer in the 106 weight class

After 18-year-old Khadafy Washington was fatally shot in Oakland, his mother was awash in grief. She has since channeled her emotions into action, embarking on what would become a decades-long effort to help others navigate the aftermath of violence.

Zaileen Janmohamed is one of the most influential women in Bay Area sports -- and the person to thank for the major sporting events coming to the region next year.

In honor of Women's History Month, the Golden State Warriors hosted high school girls from Girls Inc. of Alameda County for an empowering behind-the-scenes experience at Chase Center. The students shadowed employees, explored careers in sports and business, and gained mentorship from Warriors and Rakuten staff.

The Golden State Warriors have been champions on the basketball court, but sometimes, it's what you champion off the court in the community that really matters.

The story of Sister Sandra Price is one of service. A woman who knew from an early age that she wanted to help.

The Golden State Warriors and Rakuten hosted 20 middle school girls at Chase Center for a hands-on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) event, where they learned bridge-building fundamentals and explored careers in engineering. The event aimed to inspire young women to pursue careers in STEAM fields.

Oakland's First Fridays festival rolled back around with the theme for March focused on Women's History Month.

On a steep slope halfway up San Francisco's Russian Hill, neighborhood dog walkers and occasional tourists take in the spectacular views from a city park that bears the name of Ina Coolbrith, a once-famous San Francisco woman who many people don't know.