Pittsburg Launches $4.4M Road Improvement Project
The city of Pittsburg will soon repair about 2 miles of pavement at a cost of $4.4 million as part of a rehabilitation plan for high-traffic roadways....
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May
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May
Pittsburg Breaks Ground for BART Connectivity Project
The BART Connectivity Project will connect the Delta de Anza Regional Trail with the Pittsburg Center BART Station to give people alternatives to driving....
30
Apr
New Design Could Change the Face of Richmond High
The West Contra Costa Unified School District hosted a community meeting Thursday to receive input on what Richmond High could look like in the future....
29
Apr
Salesian Senior Night Soured by First Loss to Hercules High in Eight Years
Having a chance to secure first place in the Tri-County-Stone League, the Pride instead suffered their first league loss in over two years and kept the Titans hopes of earning...
29
Apr
EdSource: West Contra Costa Responds to Complaints Filed Over Teacher Vacancies
West Contra Costa Unified School District officials responded this month to complaints filed in January by three district teachers over ongoing vacancies....
29
Apr
EdSource: Steady Declines in Number of Girls in Juvenile Justice System, Report Says
Arrests, detentions and placements of girls and other youth classified as girls in California's juvenile justice system are reportedly "steadily declining."...
29
Apr
Antioch Library Closing Tuesday Until June to Replace Roof
The Antioch branch of the Contra Costa County Library will close Tuesday so repairs can be made to the roof and is scheduled to reopen June 11....
26
Apr
Q&A: Oakland’s CURYJ Combats Hate Through Community Building and Cultural Unity
The Pulse spoke with Ricardo Garcia-Acosta of the Oakland nonprofit Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice about its work to Stop the Hate....
26
Apr
Students, Staff Have Different Views on WCCUSD Needs
The West Contra Costa school board student trustees surveyed principals and fellow students on what they think district funding priorities should be....
25
Apr
‘Chaotic and Burdensome’: Richmond City Council, Staff Hold Special Meeting on Communication
Richmond City Council held a special meeting Tuesday in an attempt to improve communication and collaboration with city staff....
24
Apr
‘What Is Pretty But Also What’s Lasting’: Upgrades Being Planned for Kennedy High
The West Contra Costa Unified School District received community feedback in a meeting Tuesday on potential designs for renovations at Kennedy High....
24
Apr
Board of Supervisors Appoints New Animal Services Director
Ben Winkleblack will permanently fill the role held temporarily by Jane Andreotti following the retirement of former director Beth Ward....
24
Apr
Cal OES Announces $39 Million in Awards for Security & Safety
The Office of Emergency Services awarded $39 million to 193 groups across the state to reinforce efforts to protect Californians from hate-motivated violence....
24
Apr
San Pablo Rent Control Activists Submit Signatures for November Ballot Initiative
Over 1,600 signatures were submitted to the San Pablo city clerk by activists Tuesday for a renter protection legislation package to go on the November ballot....
24
Apr
D.A. Charges Former Richmond Accountant With Six Felonies
The former accountant for a Richmond paver company was charged with felonies related to alleged embezzlement, money laundering, identity theft and tax evasion....
