Contra Costa Faces Housing, Growth Tensions as Economic Outlook Debated
The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors heard presentations on the local and federal economic outlook that are meant to help inform policy decisions....
The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors heard presentations on the local and federal economic outlook that are meant to help inform policy decisions....
The Antioch, Concord and Walnut Creek branches of the Contra Costa County library will each receive $10,000 from the Carnegie Corporation of New York....
The Contra Costa Community College District is putting a measure on the June 2 primary ballot seeking $920 million in bonds for repairs and upgrades....
The sales tax increase under consideration would last five years and is meant to raise money for local services affected by federal budget cuts....
Putting a sales tax increase before voters is being considered "to protect local services impacted by the severe federal cuts" passed by Congress last year....
The Contra Costa Board of Supervisors named District 3's Diane Burgis its chair and District 4's Ken Carlson its vice chair for 2026 on Tuesday....
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday picked Diane Burgis as its new chair and Ken Carlson as vice chair....
Friends, family and advocates gathered Dec. 19 to honor the 85 lives lost of unhoused people on the streets of Contra Costa County in the last two years....
County staff spoke at Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting about how they are working to identify and help Latino victims of human trafficking....
The number of people who rely on Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa for a hot meal is on the rise as federal food aid is reduced and the cost...
Contra Costa County invites residents to apply to a body that helps guide the development of a countywide support network for vulnerable Black residents....
Adults who do not have so-called satisfactory immigration status will not be able to apply for Medi-Cal starting Jan. 1, but those with coverage may keep it....
A policy that would prevent most Contra Costa County cooperation with immigration authorities hit a snag Monday after one official voiced concerns....
A portion of the Community Impact Fund will go to rental, utility and food assistance for East Contra Costa residents and a police substation in Antioch....
Continuum of Care agencies now must figure out how they will serve their communities with guaranteed funding slashed from 90% to 30%....
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