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Bay Area startup Prolific Machines is using light to control cells with precision and has raised more than $86 million in total. The technology comes from a field of research called optogenetics and could be used for sectors as varied as cultivated meat and neuroscience.

The carrier's biggest growth— hiring 2,300 people — will be in its hometown of Chicago.

Proponents of West Sacramento co-housing project Washington Commons see it as a way to commune with neighbors, with the ability to still do your own thing.

Amid persistently elevated interest rates and vacancy rates, more office owners are facing loan turbulence.

Elk Grove startup Tiami Networks is in the Deutsche Telekom AG Hubraum technology incubator program in Berlin, where it's set for a demonstration day in August.

The Chelsea-based software company is eying AI integration and sales expansion.