Antioch Moves to Do More for Unhoused Residents
The Antioch City Council on March 11 asked city staff to move forward with a proposal that looks to create a task force and temporary committee on homelessness...
Antioch Moves to Do More for Unhoused Residents
The Antioch City Council on March 11 asked city staff to move forward with a proposal that looks to create a task force and temporary committee on homelessness
18 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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USAID Shutdown Puts the Health of Americans at Risk
The shutdown of USAID-funded projects has experts warning of severe consequences for disease research, vaccine development and international health security...
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A Day Without Immigrants Movement Reveals Impact of White House Threats
In response to White House plans to deport immigrants, businesses and institutions participated in a national protest called A Day Without Immigrants...
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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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Contra Costa School Districts Respond to Concerns Over Trump Immigration Policies
The West Contra Costa, Antioch and Pittsburg school districts and Antioch, Pittsburg, Richmond and San Pablo police have reaffirmed their immigration policies...
What’s Happening
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Antioch Moves to Do More for Unhoused Residents
The Antioch City Council on March 11 asked city staff to move forward with a proposal that looks to create a task force and temporary committee on homelessness...
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AC Transit to Raise Bus Fares Starting This Summer
AC Transit will increase fares for the first time since 2020 from $2.50 to $2.75 and later to $3 on local service and from $6 to $6.50 on transbay service...
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Learning from the Past: SFPD Officers Gain New Perspectives on Race and Policing
Through the Sojourn Project, SFPD officers meet people connected to the civil rights movement to learn how that history relates to policing today...
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