DOJ Outlines Election Day Program to Support Voters, Ensure Safety
It will handle Election Day complaints of concerns about voting rights, threats of violence to election officials or staff, and election fraud....
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Oct
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Oct
New Polling Shows Strong Support for Harris Among Younger Voters of Color
“Youth are not only mobilized but also critical in battleground states. Their votes have the potential to swing critical races,” said Chen of APIAVote....
23
Oct
Senator Warns Disinformation Attacks Are Easier Than Ever This Election
U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, warned ethnic media outlets on Tuesday of new forms of election interference....
22
Oct
Pittsburg Funds Programs for Its Youngest and Oldest Residents
Programs funded by the grant will include the Youth & Government program, Tiny Tots Sports program for youth and Food, Fun and Fellowship program for seniors. ...
22
Oct
Health Department Receives $5.7M Grant for San Pablo Homeless Project
CC Health plans to use the money to collaborate with San Pablo to clear an encampment on city property while prioritizing the wellness and safety of residents....
22
Oct
Richmond Makes Budget Moves to Meet Federal Deadline
Richmond City Council reallocated over $3 million in its budget to meet American Rescue Plan Act deadlines to ensure projects are funded and avoid repayment....
21
Oct
Nonpartisan Event Reminds Residents ‘Pittsburg Can Vote 2’
Pittsburg residents could register to vote for the upcoming election or meet and hear from local candidates at the first Pittsburg Can Vote 2 event....
21
Oct
Reminder: Voters Have Until Midnight on Monday to Register to Vote in Nov. 5 Election
Click through to find out more about voter registration, voting by mail and how to check the status of your registration or ballot....
21
Oct
Contra Costa DA Launches New Podcast, ‘Cross-Examination’
To provide insight on legal issues impacting the community, the Contra Costa County District Attorney's Office has started a podcast called "Cross-Examination."...
21
Oct
On Your November Ballot: Prop. 3 Aims to Remove Same-Sex Marriage Ban From Calif. Constitution
A yes vote on Prop. 3 in 2024 repeals Prop. 8, the 2008 California ballot measure that defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman....
21
Oct
Monday Is the Deadline for California Voters to Register for Nov. 5 Election
Anyone who misses the Oct. 21 deadline can still participate in "same day," or conditional, voter registration through Election Day....
21
Oct
County Spraying for Yellow Fever Mosquitoes in Antioch This Week
The county's mosquito and vector control district will go after the day-biting mosquito species known as Aedes aegypti 2- 5 a.m. Tuesday to Saturday....
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Oct
Tim Walz Could Bridge Gap Between Gen Z, More Traditional Voters
Younger, liberal voters often frustrated with the lack of diversity among U.S. leaders have expressed surprising support for vice presidential nominee Tim Walz....
16
Oct
Ahead of Great ShakeOut, State Provides Earthquake Preparedness Tips
Listos California and the Governor's Office of Emergency Services discussed earthquake preparedness a week before the Oct. 17 international ShakeOut drill....
16
Oct
BART to Join 2024 International ShakeOut Day Earthquake Drill Thursday
At 10:17 a.m. Thursday, BART trains will slow to 27 mph before coming to a brief stop as part of an earthquake drill for the international Great ShakeOut....
