Richmond Strengthens Sanctuary City Ordinance to Protect Immigrant Community
In its latest effort to protect its immigrant population, the Richmond City Council voted unanimously last week to strengthen its sanctuary city ordinance...
Bay Area Health Officials Encourage Measles Vaccinations
Contra Costa Health and other Bay Area health officials urge people to get vaccinated against the measles, if they aren't, and to know the symptoms
21 March, 2025
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Students Take a Stand: Young People Are Tackling Hate in Their Schools
When students notice warning signs of hate or violence, their voices can make all the difference in preventing dangerous outcomes. ...
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Bay Area Health Officials Encourage Measles Vaccinations
Contra Costa Health and other Bay Area health officials urge people to get vaccinated against the measles, if they aren't, and to know the symptoms...
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Trump’s DEI Bans Threaten to Roll Back Progress for Minority Businesses
Diversity, equity and inclusion programs were created to help level the playing field for communities that have historically faced barriers in the workforce...
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Antioch Police K-9 Handler Found Guilty of Violating Civil Rights, Falsifying Records
A former Antioch cop who unnecessarily directed his police dog to bite suspects was convicted of violating victims' civil rights and falsifying records...
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Religious Leaders Condemn Trump’s Treatment of Immigrants
Faith leaders say Donald Trump's harsh anti-immigrant policies violate the First Amendment's protection on Freedom of Religion and their beliefs. ...
What’s Happening
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Bay Area Health Officials Encourage Measles Vaccinations
Contra Costa Health and other Bay Area health officials urge people to get vaccinated against the measles, if they aren't, and to know the symptoms...
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Richmond Strengthens Sanctuary City Ordinance to Protect Immigrant Community
In its latest effort to protect its immigrant population, the Richmond City Council voted unanimously last week to strengthen its sanctuary city ordinance...
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Pittsburg Adjusts Budget, Cuts Project Funding to Boost Reserves
The Pittsburg City Council on Monday approved changes to the 2024-25 fiscal year budget to move closer to removing a projected $689,000 deficit...
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