El Cerrito Becomes First in County to Drop Flock After Unauthorized Searches
El Cerrito City Council voted 3-2 Wednesday not to renew its automated license plate reader contract with Flock Safety, divided over crime and data concerns...
Race for Governor: Thurmond Wants to Abolish ICE, Build 2 Million Homes
If elected governor, Tony Thurmond says he would work to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, build 2 million homes, and increase taxes on the wealthy
08 May, 2026
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Not Mexican Enough, Not American Enough — ‘I Am Both’
"People started telling me who I was... What people often misunderstand about Mexican American identity is that it doesn’t look just one way."...
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‘Complex Issues’ and ‘Entire Life History’ Behind Autistic Youth, Suicide Prevalence
The USC Center for Health Journalism hosted a webinar April 15 about "Reporting on Youth Autism and Mental Health in the Misinformation Age."...
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PG&E Showcases All-Electric Model Home, New Tech Aimed at Lowering Energy Costs
PG&E unveiled an all-electric model "PowerHouse" at a San Ramon facility to demonstrate efforts to make clean energy cheaper and more accessible...
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Pittsburg Picks 25-Year Veteran Officer as New Police Chief
Capt. Phil Galer will be the next chief of the Pittsburg Police Department, following the retirement of Steve Albanese and a months-long process...
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Richmond Approves ICE-Free Zones, $99 Million in Youth Funding
Richmond City Council on Tuesday approved banning ICE from city property and extending funding for the Richmond Fund for Children and Youth...
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El Cerrito Becomes First in County to Drop Flock After Unauthorized Searches
El Cerrito City Council voted 3-2 Wednesday not to renew its automated license plate reader contract with Flock Safety, divided over crime and data concerns...
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Antioch Places City Manager on Leave, Appoints Acting Replacement
Antioch City Council voted Tuesday to put City Manager Bessie Scott on paid leave for undisclosed reasons and for Ana Cortez to act in her stead...
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Richmond Considers Moving SS Red Oak Victory
Richmond City Council approved a step toward a study figuring out how to move the SS Red Oak Victory WWII ship in an effort to boost economic development...
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