Salesian High Falls in ‘Heavyweight Fight,’ Ends Win Streak at 13
The Salesian Pride fell to St. Joseph High for their second varsity basketball loss of the season, both coming against top 10 teams in the state....
03
Feb
03
Feb
Survey Highlights Endurance of Ethnic Media Sector
The enduring resilience of California's ethnic media sector offers a powerful counter narrative to those who argue that local journalism is on its deathbed....
03
Feb
Intermittent Flaring Reported Sunday at Richmond Refinery, ‘No Threat’ to Community
"Recent intermittent flaring" at Chevron's Richmond refinery does not represent a threat to the community, according to a public safety alert issued Sunday....
02
Feb
Update: Shelter in Place Lifted After 6 Hurt in Martinez Refinery Fire, Health Advisory Still in Place
A shelter in place order has been lifted but a health advisory still remains in effect following a fire Saturday at the Martinez refinery....
31
Jan
Economist Says Closing County Refineries Would Be Opportunity to Rebuild
An economist spoke to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors about the potential impacts of closing refineries, housing and wildfire preparedness....
31
Jan
‘America as We Knew it’—Ethnic Media on Trump’s First Week in Office
In the first days of his second presidency, Donald Trump has issued executive orders on immigration, diversity in hiring, climate change and global health....
31
Jan
San Pablo Offering Financial Support to Young People Pursuing Education and Training
It provides financial empowerment classes, paid credit union membership, food security resources, and valuable coaching and networking opportunities....
31
Jan
‘Apocalyptic Destination’ – The Bible’s Mixed Messaging on Migrants
Yii-Jan Lin of the Yale Divinity School says Trump’s description of immigrants as invaders continues a long tradition that draws from the Bible....
30
Jan
White Supremacists and the Far Right are the Real Threat to America’s Security
Donald Trump's attacks on immigrants as criminals divert attention and resources from the very real threat posed by white supremacists and far right violence. ...
30
Jan
Antioch Council Member Wants a Police Oversight Commissioner to Resign
Antioch City Council member Don Freitas on Tuesday called for Antioch Police Oversight Commission member Leslie May to resign, citing "racist statements."...
28
Jan
Antioch Unified Appoints Interim Superintendent
Antioch Unified School District appointed Matt Wayne as its superintendent. Wayne resigned as San Francisco schools superintendent amid controversy last year....
28
Jan
Richmond Mayor, City Manager Pledge to Oppose Immigration Policy Changes
Richmond's mayor and city manager issued a joint statement pledging to stand by the city's majority Latino population as federal immigration policy changes....
24
Jan
Antioch Honors MLK’s Legacy With Day of Service
To commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the city of Antioch hosted a series of events Monday, inviting community members to engage in a "Day of Service."...
24
Jan
WCCUSD Wants Superintendent ‘Who Chooses Us, Everything We Are’
At a special meeting Wednesday, the WCCUSD board approved a $45,000 contract with Leadership Associates to conduct a superintendent search....
23
Jan
Urban Tilth Hosts Eighth MLK Day of Service in North Richmond to ‘Sow Some Seeds That Are Positive’
Community members gathered Monday at Urban Tilth's North Richmond Farm for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Day of Service. It was also Inauguration Day....
