when she moved from Chico to Berkeley with her husband Theodore Rushton to work at the Richmond Kaiser shipyards. A corner of Veterans Memorial Park where a rose garden is planned on Friday ...

The Henry J. Kaiser shipyards fueled the growth of Richmond, which went from a small industrial city to more than 100,000 people, Walker said. “It just grew like a mushroom.” And Bay Area shipyards ...

We have three generations of people in our family who have been using Kaiser, and all of us think it has been exceptional in its care. We have experiences with pediatrics, and departments of ...

Arriving in Richmond, Oakland or San Francisco ... During the war, the Kaiser shipyards attracted tens of thousands of workers of all races and backgrounds to this then-semi-rural bayside ...

But when former Richmond mayor Tom Butt looks at the tire marks left behind, all he can think about is his frustration. The General Warehouse was part of the city's busy shipyard during World War ...

The Mütter Museum in Philadelphia and its parent organization, The College of Physicians, have selected Dr. Larry R. Kaiser as the new CEO of the historic medical society and popular museum of ...

Rushton served as a welder and a "Rosie the Riveter" at Kaiser Richmond Shipyard #2. Ruston just turned 100 years old. Mayor Kasey Reynolds helped spearhead the project, as Rushton is her grandmother, ...

Even as a Black man, he had no trouble finding work in the Kaiser Shipyards supporting the war effort. However, when the war ended, Mims and scores of other people of color were dismissed, leaving ...