Antioch to Spend Up to $500k, Bring in Outside Officers in Attempt to Reduce Violence
After over a dozen shootings last month, Antioch City Council on Tuesday allocated $500,000 to bring in outside officers in an attempt to reduce violence...
A Roller Coaster of Emotion: My Experience at Cal Football’s First ‘GameDay’
Contra Costa Pulse reporter Joe Porrello gives a runthrough of the first ESPN "College GameDay" at UC Berkeley and shares his experience at the Oct. 5 game
11 October, 2024
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Many Teens in No Rush to Hit the Road
For many teens, learning to drive is a rite of passage and ticket to freedom, but fear, expense and busy schedules have many content in the passenger's seat...
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Updated Covid Vaccines Are Here and They’re Effective
Vaccination rates remain low, especially in Black and Latino communities, where costs, misinformatio, and access are barriers to getting the shots...
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Agency Gives San Pablo Small Businesses, Economy a Boost
San Pablo City Council on Sept. 3 heard from the city's Economic Development Corporation and moved toward giving its own members a raise...
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Pittsburg City Council Unofficially Supports Prop. 36
While all members support Prop. 36, which would increase penalties on some thefts and drug crimes, the Pittsburg City Council shied away from backing it...
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Asian American Leaders Lambast JD Vance for Demonizing Migrants During VP Debate
"You're blaming migrants for everything," Democratic vice presidential candidate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz told his opponent, Ohio Sen. JD Vance...
What’s Happening
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Antioch to Spend Up to $500k, Bring in Outside Officers in Attempt to Reduce Violence
After over a dozen shootings last month, Antioch City Council on Tuesday allocated $500,000 to bring in outside officers in an attempt to reduce violence...
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Pittsburg City Council Unofficially Supports Prop. 36
While all members support Prop. 36, which would increase penalties on some thefts and drug crimes, the Pittsburg City Council shied away from backing it...
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San Pablo Gets Traffic Safety Grant, Will Try to Reduce DUI Crashes
San Pablo has received a $60,000 grant for traffic safety, which it will largely use to try to reduce crashes involving drugs and alcohol...
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