Q&A: Demnlus Johnson Sets Eyes on Washington
City Council member and recent vice mayor of Richmond Demnlus Johnson spoke with the Pulse after announcing his candidacy for a new congressional seat....
27
Feb
10
Feb
Contra Costa County Will Stop Requiring Masks Indoors
Like most of the Bay Area, Contra Costa County will lift its indoor mask mandate Feb. 16, allowing vaccinated people to go unmasked in most indoor settings....
18
Dec
Omicron Variant Prompts Officials to Urge Vaccinations & Boosters
Health officials across the Bay Area strongly recommend COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots and other safety practices to help hold off the omicron variant....
16
Dec
Steph Curry’s Three-Point Milestone Solidifies Him in Bay Area Lore
Stephen Curry passed Ray Allen for most three-pointers in NBA history, further proving to many Bay Area sports fans he is the region’s greatest athlete....
13
Dec
Activists Try to Renew Black People’s Connection to Land and Healthy Food
In the talk "Black Farmers: Food Justice and Land Stewardship," speakers explored food insecurity in the Bay Area in racial and historical contexts....
07
Dec
After ‘Track Meet in the First Half,’ Salesian Advances to Football Championship
After a back and forth first half, Salesian Prep beat Aragon High 36-28 and will move on to play for the CIF Division 6-A state championship....
12
Oct
Alcatraz Sunrise Gathering Celebrates Tradition of Resistance
Indigenous people from all over the country came to the Alcatraz Sunrise Gathering on Monday to pay homage to their ancestors and embrace each other’s cultures....
01
Oct
PG&E Explains Reasons for Uptick In Power Outages
Drought. Chevron emissions. Car exhaust. Even bird poop. All have contributed to recent power outages — hundreds in Richmond and thousands across the East Bay....
26
Jul
Local Health Officials Urge Employers to Require COVID-19 Vaccine and Masks
Contra Costa, San Francisco and Santa Clara health leaders say employers need to keep COVID-19 safety protocols in place and require workers to get vaccinated....
30
Mar
Slushed Sounds for Skating
DJ Sir SlushAlot took the sounds from his home in San Pablo to Bay Area outdoor skating rinks, with some help from his friends....
26
Mar
New Rent Relief Program Tries to Help Small Landlords
Individual landlords are more likely to rent to minorities, charge lower rent and feel pressured to sell when their tenants can't afford to pay....
11
Feb
AAPI Community Plans ‘Days of Action’ This Weekend in Oakland, SF
Two "Days of Action" are planned in Oakland and San Francisco following attacks on Asian and Pacific Islander people, including one that left a man dead....
15
Dec
BART Embraces Touchless Payment, Completes Clipper Card Shift
BART has ended the sale of paper tickets, now only selling Clipper cards, as part of its efforts to make riding safer for passengers during the coronavirus outbreak....
04
Dec
Bay Area to Enact Regional Health Orders Early: ‘We Have No Choice’
Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco and Santa Clara counties and the city of Berkeley decided to enact stay-at-home orders ahead of state guidelines....
03
Dec
Newsom Announces Regional Stay-at-Home Order
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced an upcoming regional stay-at-home order Thursday, which will go into effect according to intensive care unit capacity....
