Portion of Los Medanos Ridgeline Annexed for Development
More than 600 acres along the Los Medanos Ridgeline between Concord and Pittsburg are set to hold houses, following an annexation decision Wednesday....
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Jun
11
Jun
Hospitals, First Responders Gear Up for Disaster Drill Wednesday, Thursday
People may see unusual activity at hospitals and other locations such as large numbers of emergency vehicles or people play-acting injuries or illness....
30
May
Richmond Council Sees Balanced Budget, Need for Staffing
The Richmond City Council received a balanced draft budget on Tuesday, which included an update on current capital improvement projects....
30
May
Police Reform Advocates Welcome New Antioch Officers
Community police reform advocates offered well wishes to new Antioch officers while urging them to be the change the struggling department desperately needs....
22
May
Richmond Moves Forward With New Effort to Tax Chevron
Richmond City Council on Tuesday advanced the Richmond Refining Tax Act, a proposed tax on Chevron that could appear before voters in November....
21
May
Artwork Honors Pedie Perez Outside Richmond Store Where He Was Killed
The faces of Richard “Pedie” Perez III as a little boy, teen and young man now adorn a receptacle where he was killed by Richmond Police 10 years ago....
20
May
DA’s Office Says Richmond Officer-Involved Shooting Was Justified
The District Attorney's Office said Friday it determined the shooting of Kevin McDonald, whose death was ruled suicide, by Richmond Police was justified....
16
May
Community Picks Preferred Designs for Kennedy, Richmond High
The West Contra Costa school board reviewed community-chosen designs for the Richmond High and Kennedy High modernization projects on Wednesday....
16
May
Antioch Tenant Advocates Want Eviction Ordinance ‘Sent Back to the Drawing Board’
At Tuesday's Antioch City Council meeting, a first draft of a just cause eviction ordinance was said to be "vague" and lacking protections and community input....
16
May
Angelo Quinto’s Family Speaks After Settling Lawsuit Over His Death
Angelo Quinto's family has been instrumental in bringing police reform to Antioch following his death, but on Wednesday they called for even more change....
13
May
Files Removed From Antioch School Campus Raise Concerns
The Antioch Unified School District employee suspended for bullying his coworkers was recently seen on surveillance cameras removing files from his office....
13
May
Superintendent Accused of Inaction on Staff Bullying Keeps Job
Antioch school board voted May 8 not to fire the superintendent accused of not disciplining an employee who bullied co-workers....
09
May
Antioch School District Votes to Keep Embattled Superintendent on Staff
The Antioch school board on Wednesday decided to let embattled Superintendent Stephanie Anello keep her job despite claims she ignored bullying among staff....
08
May
Richmond Council Backs PG&E Alternative, Questions Police Military Equipment Use
The Richmond City Council on Tuesday passed a resolution asking state leaders to implement Golden State Energy and questioned police military equipment use....
08
May
Water Main Break Affects At Least 47 Richmond Homes Near S. 47th St., Carlson Blvd.
A water main break Wednesday in Richmond has left at least 21 homes without water with repairs expected to last into the evening....
