‘Migration Has Changed so Fundamentally,’ Immigration Expert Says
The U.S. has seen unprecedented numbers of migrants crossing the American southern border, at times exceeding 10,000 people on a single day....
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Feb
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Feb
Attorney Says New Immigration Court Meant to ‘Deport as Many People as Possible’
Immigrant rights advocates expressed concern in a Feb. 12 press conference over a new deportation court that opened that day in Concord....
20
Feb
4 Vie to Replace Retiring Federal Glover on County Board of Supervisors
Two Pittsburg City Council members, an Antioch council member and former Pittsburg cop, and a local insurance agent are running to replace Federal Glover....
19
Feb
Teacher and Her Students Agree: Layoffs Not the Answer to WCCUSD Budget Woes
"I am beyond sick and tired of West Contra Costa Unified budget cuts," writes a Kennedy High teacher, who also shares some of her students' perspectives....
19
Feb
Antioch Library, Closed Due to Crime, Will Reopen Tuesday
Antioch's county library, which said Friday it would be closed until further notice, will reopen at noon Tuesday with additional security....
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Feb
Meet the Members of New Antioch Police Oversight Commission
The members of the first Antioch Police Citizens Oversight Commission were officially sworn in Wednesday after being appointed the night before....
16
Feb
‘You Don’t Look Chinese’ – How Bullying Shaped One Student’s Identity
Jeannine Chiang is a high school junior. She wrote this story for a special series looking at the intersection of bullying and race in California....
16
Feb
Hundreds of Guns, 1 Million Rounds of Ammo Seized at Richmond Home
An unidentified person was arrested on charges related to an alleged illegal weapons cache in Richmond, according to the California Attorney General's Office....
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Feb
‘We’re Not Going Back’: Antioch Appoints New Police Oversight Commission
The city of Antioch appointed the first members of its police oversight commission Tuesday as it awaits the outcome of the racist police texting scandal....
14
Feb
Refineries End Lawsuits, Agree to Abide by Emissions Rule
Two refineries in Contra Costa County have agreed to end lawsuits against BAAQMD in a settlement that includes millions of dollars from Chevron....
13
Feb
Leading Democrats Make Their Case for California Senate Seat
Three of the leading Democratic candidates — Reps. Adam Schiff, Katie Porter and Barbara Lee — for California Senate spoke in a forum Thursday....
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Feb
Oilers Boys Soccer Wins League Championship in Dramatic Fashion
Down two goals with nine minutes left in the game, Richmond High emphatically stormed back to win the TCAL-Rock title Thursday over Albany....
12
Feb
Medi-Cal Expanded to All Undocumented Californians, but Income Limits Leave Many Out
A new Medi-Cal expansion is expected to benefit many extremely low-income undocumented people. However, it still leaves many people in need of health insurance....
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Feb
We’re Gen Zers, and We Don’t Think We’re ‘Aging Like Milk’
Two Gen Z Pulse writers push back on the "aging like milk" trend that went viral on TikTok and put things into perspective....
10
Feb
Behind the Scenes: Local Filmmaker Details His First Feature-Length Movie
Bay Area filmmaker Alex Zajicek provides an inside look at “Sorry, We’re Dead,” which makes its local debut Saturday at the SF Independent Film Festival....
