Latino Voter Survey Reflects Impact of ‘Broken Promises’
A survey of Latino voters in California shows concern about the economy and widespread disapproval of President Donald Trump's handling of key issues....
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Sep
23
Sep
Newsom Signs Laws to Shield Californians From Immigration Onslaught
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed bills into law meant to protect Californians' privacy, civil rights and due process amid unprecedented federal law enforcement....
23
Sep
All Aboard for Transit Month Events With Free Stuff and CEOs
Metropolitan Transportation Commission coordinated with public transit agencies for "All Aboard Transit Day" and "All Aboard with Transit CEOs" this week....
23
Sep
We Belong Outdoors: Bay Area Groups Confront Inequity, Make Nature More Accessible for All
The Bay Area's great outdoors often mirrors its difficult history of systemic inequality, revealing who gets access to nature and who doesn't....
22
Sep
Pittsburg Says It Helped More Low-, Moderate-Income Households Than Expected
The city of Pittsburg exceeded overall expectations when providing services to low- to moderate-income residents last year, according to a recent report. ...
22
Sep
Newsom Launches Service Challenge for Young Men
Gov. Gavin Newsom is calling on 10,000 young men to serve as mentors, coaches and tutors through a new campaign called the California Men’s Service Challenge....
22
Sep
Caltrans Closes I-80 Lanes Overnight for Maintenance, Safety Upgrades
Between Appian Way in Pinole and Carlson Boulevard in Richmond, multiple lanes will be closed on I-80 from 9 p.m.-6 a.m. Monday through Friday....
22
Sep
Superior Court Judges Named for 6 Counties
Superior Court judges have been appointed in Alameda County, Contra Costa County, Marin County, Mendocino County, San Francisco County and Santa Cruz County....
22
Sep
August Ridership Sets BART Records
In August, just over 4.9 million riders used BART, making it the busiest month since the initial slowdown in 2020, according to data released last week....
22
Sep
Nearly 20,000 Volunteers Collect 178,000 Pounds of Trash for Coastal Cleanup Day
Thousands of volunteers flocked to the California coast and waterways on Saturday to participate in the 41st annual California Coastal Cleanup Day....
19
Sep
On Repeat Since 1978: Why ‘September’ Still Slaps
Only one tune comes to mind when Sept. 21 rolls around. It doesn’t matter if you are 30, 50 or 5 years old, you’re singing Earth, Wind & Fire’s iconic...
19
Sep
Local Cities, Counties Launch Regional Fund for Families Impacted by ICE Raids
Bay Area leaders came together in San Francisco to announce the launch of the Stand Together Bay Area Fund to support nonprofits that help immigrants....
19
Sep
County to Require Healthy Foods at Store Checkouts in Unincorporated Areas
Food stores that are at least 2,000 square feet in unincorporated Contra Costa will be required to stock foods with limited salt and sugar near registers....
19
Sep
Antioch Marks Activation of Desalination Plant That Will Produce 6 Million Gallons of Drinking Water per Day
The Brackish Water Desalination Plant, which converts a mixture of salt- and freshwater, is expected to produce up to 40% of Antioch's drinking water....
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Sep
Richmond Delays Decision on Police Communication Policy
Richmond City Council is considering changes to the city’s communication policies in the event of an officer-involved shooting or other in-custody deaths....
