Advocates in California Fight for Reproductive Freedom
Reproductive freedom is under scrutiny from conservative legislators across the country. A barrage of anti-abortion legislation could threaten Roe v. Wade....
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Mar
05
Mar
Contra Costa Advances in Basketball Playoffs With Win Over San Jose
The Contra Costa College men's basketball team beat San Jose City College on Thursday in the first round of the playoffs for the state championship....
04
Mar
Buying a Car? Take Time to Read the Fine Print
Buying a car is expensive and complicated, leaving many vulnerable to being taken advantage of. Attorneys share advice on how consumers can protect themselves....
03
Mar
WCCUSD Vaccine Mandate Again Gets Pushed, Raises Questions
Most WCCUSD students 12+ have gotten the COVID-19 vaccine. The district is delaying the mandate for the rest, but it remains unclear how it will be implemented....
02
Mar
Richmond Raises Ukrainian Flag in Support of the Ukrainian People
Richmond added the Ukrainian flag to the flagpole outside City Hall on Monday in a show of support for the people of Ukraine amid the Russian invasion....
02
Mar
Council Unanimously Votes to Honor Willie Mays and Juneteenth
City leaders voted Tuesday to rename a baseball field for Willie Mays and an underpass for Juneteenth and discussed funding to clean and revitalize Richmond....
01
Mar
Contra Costa Lifts COVID Restrictions Along With California
Contra Costa County is seeing a drop in COVID-19 cases and trying to decrease traffic deaths, both of which were discussed Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors....
28
Feb
Threat of Nearby Development Looms Over North Richmond Farm
Residents and activists gathered in North Richmond on Feb. 18 to protest a proposed real estate development that could deprive an Urban Tilth farm of sunlight....
27
Feb
Q&A: Demnlus Johnson Sets Eyes on Washington
City Council member and recent vice mayor of Richmond Demnlus Johnson spoke with the Pulse after announcing his candidacy for a new congressional seat....
26
Feb
COVID-19 Has Turned Deadlier for Black Californians, Who Have the State’s Lowest Vaccination Rate
California’s African Americans have the state's lowest vaccination rate and make up a disproportionate share of the death toll for middle-aged Californians....
24
Feb
Supervisors Allocate Millions in Public Services Funding
The Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to spend Measure X revenue on libraries, Afghan refugee resettlement, programs for disabled children and more....
24
Feb
Richmond Beats Bishop O’Dowd in Shootout, Advances to Boys’ Soccer NCS DII Finals
Richmond High beat Bishop O'Dowd 3-1 in penalty kicks after a 1-1 tie Tuesday in Oakland to move forward in the playoffs....
23
Feb
Urban Tilth Wants Stronger Working Relationship With the City
Also at Tuesday's meeting, Mayor Tom Butt gave his last State of the City address, looking at what has recently united and divided Richmond City Council....
22
Feb
California Launches Ambitious Effort to Transform Medi-Cal to ‘Whole Person Care’
California’s first-of-its-kind reform aims to help low-income patients navigate problems like homelessness, poverty and substance abuse that can harm health....
20
Feb
Webinar Helps People Navigate Mental Health in the Workplace
Companies are legally required to provide accommodations to people with disabilities, and that includes mental health conditions....
