Reparations Task Force Concludes 15th Meeting
On May 6, the California Task Force to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African Americans held its 15th meeting and voted on its final report....
09
May
09
May
Stacey Abrams Endorses Barbara Lee for U.S. Senate
Stacey Abrams, a prominent Democratic voting rights advocate, endorsed U.S. Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Oakland, Monday morning for U.S. Senate....
08
May
Richmond Joyfully Welcomes Back Cinco de Mayo Festivities
The Cinco de Mayo festival and Peace and Unity parade returned to Richmond over the weekend for the first time since 2019....
08
May
Antioch Unveils New Mental Health Crisis Team Named for Man Who Died in Custody
Antioch officials welcomed the city's first mental health crisis response team and its mobile crisis response van Monday morning....
08
May
Is TikTok Out of Time? Teens Have Their Say
With talk swirling about banning TikTok, we asked local teens what they like about it, how they use it, and what they would do if it were prohibited....
06
May
Asian Teens Say Dating Violence a Taboo Topic at Home
Culture and language are among the barriers that prevent many Asian American teens from openly discussing dating violence with their parents....
05
May
Commentary: Cinco de Mayo – A Celebration of Latinx Revindication in the U.S.
Cinco de Mayo began as a celebration of the Battle of Puebla but has since been commercialized and evolved to celebrate Mexican and Latinx culture....
04
May
WCCUSD School Board Honors LGBTQ+ Community
The WCCUSD school board voted unanimously, with one trustee absent, to recognize Pride Month, Harvey Milk Day and National Coming Out Day....
03
May
In Front of City Council, Richmond’s Latina Center Shares Its Impact
For the past two decades, the Richmond-based Latina Center has supported Latinx women, children and the Latinx community in the Bay Area....
03
May
Former Homeless Woman Wins $5 Million in State Lottery
A woman who was homeless in 2017 this year is getting her degree, getting married and won the lottery after buying a ticket at Walmart in Pittsburg....
02
May
‘Fire Everyone Who Is Racist’: Black Antioch Residents, Mayor React to Police Texting Scandal
Five Black residents of Antioch, including Mayor Lamar Thorpe, discussed the ongoing Antioch Police texting scandal and their encounters with Antioch PD....
02
May
Reparations Task Force to Recommend ‘Genealogy Branch’ to Prove Eligibility
The California reparations task force proposes a government department to help reparations applicants prove their ancestry to enslaved people in the U.S....
01
May
De Anza High Softball Wins First League Title in 20 Seasons
Celebrating senior night in style, the Lady Dons overpowered Richmond High 25-3 on April 26 to remain undefeated (11-0) in Tri-County-Stone League play....
28
Apr
Student Trustees Want to Ease Middle School to High School Transition
The WCCUSD student trustees want to engage with their peers to raise awareness about high schools' career pathways programs and make the process easier....
28
Apr
Richmond’s Ellyana Thornton Chosen for Million Girls Moonshot’s National Flight Crew
Ellyana Thornton of Richmond has been chosen to be one of just 44 girls to be part of the National Flight Crew for Million Girls Moonshot....
