Antioch Renter Protections Need to Go Further, Advocates Say
Antioch City Council directed city staff on Tuesday to draft a just cause eviction ordinance intended to supplement existing protections by state law....
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Mar
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Mar
Tenant Advocacy Groups to Rally Ahead of Tuesday Antioch City Council Meeting
The Antioch City Council on Tuesday will consider creating a just cause eviction ordinance that would add protections for renters within the city....
21
Mar
WCCUSD School Board Says It’s Received Threats, Racist Messages
West Contra Costa school board members on Wednesday discussed the negative backlash they say they have received, including threats, after recent moves....
21
Mar
Richmond Man Charged With Having More Than 200 Illegal Guns, Million Rounds of Ammo
A Richmond man allegedly possessed a large cache of more than 200 guns and approximately one million rounds of ammunition and homemade explosives....
20
Mar
Richmond Business Owners Want Sidewalk Vendors Off 23rd Street
Business owners from the 23rd Street Merchants Association on Tuesday asked the Richmond City Council to do something about ...
17
Mar
Pittsburg Sets Completion Date for Waterfront Development
Pittsburg city officials said Friday that waterfront improvements to Central Harbor Park and other related plans are scheduled to be completed by late 2026....
14
Mar
Farmers Market Coming to Marina Bay
Richmond will have a second farmers market selling fresh California produce, this one at Marina Bay Park on Sundays starting April 7....
07
Mar
Public’s Cries to ‘Keep Kibby’ Come Too Late as School Board Demotes Principal
The school board voted during closed session to reassign Pinole Valley High School principal Kibby Kleiman at the end of the school year....
07
Mar
Richmond Council Considers How to Spend Budget Surplus
On Tuesday, Richmond City Council allocated $14.5 million in its budget and set aside $8 million in additional funding for many capital improvement projects....
06
Mar
Race to Replace Supervisor Federal Glover Likely Headed for Runoff
With all precincts reporting in unofficial results, Mike Barbanica and Shanelle Scales-Preston finished in the top two but neither got more than half the vote....
29
Feb
Chevron Required to Reduce Emissions and Pay Up Millions
BAAQMD and Supervisor John Gioia said planned and proposed efforts to hold Chevron accountable could have major health and economic benefits....
28
Feb
Past Allegations Raise Doubts About New Antioch Police Chief
William "Brian" Addington, who took over as interim chief of Antioch Police on Monday, has been accused in the past of withholding police records from courts....
27
Feb
San Pablo Names Park for City’s First Black Mayor
The San Pablo City Council on Feb. 20 commemorated the naming of McNeil Park in honor of Leonard R. McNeil, a 30-year public servant who died five years ago....
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Feb
Little Caesar’s ‘Love Kitchen’ to Serve Richmond Homeless Community on Monday
Little Caesar's Love Kitchen truck will prepare pizzas Monday outside the Bay Area Rescue Mission to be served to people in need in Richmond....
25
Feb
12-Year-Old Missing Pittsburg Girl Is Back Home and Safe
A 12-year-old girl who was missing since last being seen leaving her Pittsburg home Saturday morning was found safely on Sunday....
