‘Action Is About Support’: New AUSD Superintendent Meets the Community
Newly appointed Antioch Unified School District superintendent Dr. Darnise Williams was formerly welcomed at a meet-and-greet on Aug. 2....
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Aug
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Aug
Park District Acquires 140 Acres for Future Parkland in East County
A 140-acre tract of woodlands and grassland south of Antioch and southwest of Brentwood will be preserved as part of the future Deer Valley Regional Park....
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Aug
Antioch Police Oversight Commission Considers Removing Member Over Frequent Absences
The Antioch Police Oversight Commission has plans to consider ousting one of its own for what some members call “persistent” and “habitual” absences....
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Aug
Community-Led Black Wellness Hub to Open in Antioch
The African American Holistic Wellness and Resource Hub will open at Delta Bay Community Church, 1020 Tregallas Road, Antioch, at 3 p.m. Aug. 8....
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Aug
‘We Want Pittsburg to Be Known for Something’: City Reviews Community Input on Zoning Plans
Pittsburg’s zoning ordinance team wrapped up a months-long community engagement process, reviewing residents’ suggestions for a more livable and lively town....
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Jul
‘Nobody Calls Because It’s Their Best Day Ever’: My Summer With the Antioch Police Department
If society wants officers, judges and lawmakers to be accountable, the public needs to understand what they actually do, writes a student who interned at APD....
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Jul
Q&A: Torres Leaves Ambrose Parks Board, Bay Point Advisory Council After Move
Eduardo Torres spoke with the Pulse after stepping down from the Ambrose Recreation and Park District and Bay Point advisory council following a move....
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Jul
Antioch Police Commission Addresses Proposed Changes, Hate Crimes
The proposed changes to the Antioch Police Oversight Commission include allowing current officers from outside agencies to become members....
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Jul
Antioch Police Release Body-Cam Footage, Audio of Officer-Involved Shooting
Newly released body cam and audio footage reveals the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of David Bahrami by Antioch Police on June 30....
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Jul
Pittsburg Starts ‘Self-Sufficiency’ Program for Some Low-Income Residents
Pittsburg City Council greenlit the Self-Sufficiency Pilot Training Program, which will connect recipients with job training and skill-building opportunities. ...
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Jun
‘Trying to Get My Lines as Crispy as I Can’: Youth Get in the Barber Battle Flow
Middle and high school barbers from across California came to Pittsburg on June 22 to compete in the School's Out Barber Battle....
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Jun
Antioch Approves Budget, Reduces Crisis Response Services
Antioch on Tuesday approves what it says is a balanced budget. Among the moves to get there is a reduction in service of the Angelo Quinto Crisis Response Team....
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Jun
Former Antioch Officer Gets 7 Years in Federal Prison for Abuse of Power, Lying, Fraud
Morteza Amiri was sentenced to prison for violating civil rights through excessive force, falsifying records, and taking part in a scheme to get pay raises....
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Jun
Pittsburg Adopts Budget, Continues to Decrease Deficit
The Pittsburg City Council on Monday adopted a $260.47 million budget for the 2025-26 fiscal year in which revenues and expenses are both up....
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Jun
Antioch Mayor Says City Has ‘Made a Lot of Progress’ on Budget
In a series of special meetings ending June 9, Antioch City Council devised a number of cuts but says it has more work to reach a balanced budget....
