How Barbering Became Part of My Life Story
For Tatiana Hernandez, barbering has become a way to give back, express culture and creativity, and make people feel seen....
12
May
12
May
For Gen Z, Trump’s AI ‘Jesus’ Post Was More Exhausting Than Shocking
In a political climate shaped by misinformation, inaction and broken promises, many Gen Zers are unsurprisingly skeptical of most people in power....
12
May
EdSource: Budget Deficits Threaten Richmond High School’s Thriving Music Program
The West Contra Costa Unified School District is preparing to make significant cuts to music, arts, theater and dance, including up to 21 art teaching jobs....
11
May
Q&A: Demnlus Johnson Wants to Be Mayor ‘Because We Deserve Better’
Lifelong Richmond resident and former City Council member Demnlus Johnson spoke with CC Pulse about his candidacy for mayor....
11
May
Richmond Draft Budget Presented to Council, Will Likely Need to Be Rebalanced
Staff presented a draft budget to Richmond City Council for the next fiscal year that comes with a surplus but will likely see changes in the next two months....
08
May
Race for Governor: Thurmond Wants to Abolish ICE, Build 2 Million Homes
If elected governor, Tony Thurmond says he would work to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, build 2 million homes, and increase taxes on the wealthy....
08
May
Pittsburg Picks 25-Year Veteran Officer as New Police Chief
Capt. Phil Galer will be the next chief of the Pittsburg Police Department, following the retirement of Steve Albanese and a months-long process....
08
May
California Youth Groups Participate in Legislative Advocacy Days at the State Capitol
Youth participated in legislative advocacy days at the State Capitol to amplify the voices of Black communities and grow the next generation of leaders....
08
May
Antioch Unified Fails to Pass $18.7 Million in Cuts
Antioch school board members on Wednesday failed to pass $18.7 million in budget cuts, leaving a $32 million structural deficit and proposed job cuts hanging....
07
May
El Cerrito Becomes First in County to Drop Flock After Unauthorized Searches
El Cerrito City Council voted 3-2 Wednesday not to renew its automated license plate reader contract with Flock Safety, divided over crime and data concerns....
07
May
Mid-Year Data Shows Progress, Gaps in WCCUSD Student Achievement
West Contra Costa Unified students have made notable gains in math and reading, but the most vulnerable need urgent attention to improve proficiency....
07
May
Antioch Places City Manager on Leave, Appoints Acting Replacement
Antioch City Council voted Tuesday to put City Manager Bessie Scott on paid leave for undisclosed reasons and for Ana Cortez to act in her stead....
05
May
04
May
Heritage High Rallies Late to Beat Liberty 6-1 in Rivalry Matchup
Brentwood’s Heritage High School Patriots broke open a tight game with a six-run sixth to defeat crosstown rival Liberty High School Lions 6-1 at home May 1....
04
May
Contra Costa Had to ‘Dig in Their Pockets’ to Balance Budget, Finance Director Says
The proposed 2026-27 budget for Contra Costa County uses one-time funds to offset federal cuts, which the finance director warns is unsustainable....
