Pittsburg Makes Some Cuts Toward Deficit, Hopes There’s ‘Light at the End of the Tunnel’
Pittsburg officials agreed June 1 to more than $1.8 million in cuts to begin addressing a $5 million budget deficit, but there’s more to come...
Gun Violence Awareness Month: A Conversation With Moms Demand Action
Street Soldiers Radio spoke with Samantha Zinober of Moms Demand Action about gun violence prevention, community activism and gun safety laws in California
08 June, 2026
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Richmond United Soccer Club Honored for 30 Years of Community Impact
Richmond United Soccer Club was recognized Tuesday by the City Council for 30 years of supporting local youth through sport, mentorship and community programs...
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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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Pittsburg Moves Forward With First Major Data Center Project
Pittsburg leaders say a coming data center could generate jobs and long-term revenue, but it's also raised environmental concerns...
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Antioch Reduces Police Staffing, Rebrands Public Safety and Community Resources Department
Antioch is removing a dozen vacant police staff positions from its proposed budget for this upcoming fiscal year, a move that would save over $600,...
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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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Gun Violence Awareness Month: A Conversation With Moms Demand Action
Street Soldiers Radio spoke with Samantha Zinober of Moms Demand Action about gun violence prevention, community activism and gun safety laws in California...
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Pittsburg Makes Some Cuts Toward Deficit, Hopes There’s ‘Light at the End of the Tunnel’
Pittsburg officials agreed June 1 to more than $1.8 million in cuts to begin addressing a $5 million budget deficit, but there’s more to come...
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San Pablo Says Repeal of Rent Registry Means a Better Program Is Coming
San Pablo staff found the rent registry has data that isn’t helpful in policy decisions and has landlords questioning its benefits...
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