Antioch Moves Forward With One Housing Development, Pushes Back Another
Antioch City Council approved phase two of The Ranch project but raised concerns with affordability, appearance and access in the Jessica Court project...
Antioch Unified Names Darnise Williams New Schools Superintendent
The Antioch Unified School District appointed Darnise Williams as its next superintendent, a position she has previously held in other districts
13 June, 2025
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Richmond Youth Use Art to Heal, Lead and Organize
In Richmond, young people are empowering themselves with art, using spaces provided by local organizations and community hubs...
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Virus Threats Extend Beyond Winter Surge
In a news briefing, five infectious disease and medicine experts discussed some of the public health challenges we could encounter this year...
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Pittsburg Is Looking for Community Voices as It Updates Zoning
Pittsburg residents are invited to say what stores they want to see in town, share ideas to make Old Town inviting for residents and tourists, and more...
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Antioch Lets Police Stick With PR Firm Said to Help ‘Bury Bad News’
Antioch Police will continue to work with a public relations firm that has faced criticism for allegedly helping agencies avoid accountability and transparency. ...
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ICE Arrests at Concord Courthouse Spark Protests and Canceled Hearings
The arrests of asylum seekers at the Concord immigration courthouse prompted protests Tuesday, which led to the court canceling hearings for the day...
What’s Happening
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Antioch Unified Names Darnise Williams New Schools Superintendent
The Antioch Unified School District appointed Darnise Williams as its next superintendent, a position she has previously held in other districts...
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Antioch Moves Forward With One Housing Development, Pushes Back Another
Antioch City Council approved phase two of The Ranch project but raised concerns with affordability, appearance and access in the Jessica Court project...
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‘This Is For That Woman’: Pittsburg Mother-Daughter Duo Uplift Incarcerated Women Through Braiding Program
Pittsburg mother and daughter Joanna and Tatiana Hernandez are the force behind the Freedom Braiders program, which teaches hairstyling to incarcerated women...
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