Appointments Needed for COVID-19 Tests Through CCHS
A sharp increase in demand for COVID-19 tests has prompted Contra Costa Health Services to require appointments at its Richmond and San Ramon clinics....
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Dec
23
Dec
California Redistricting: What to Know About the Final Maps
An independent redistricting commission unanimously approved the districts Californians will use to elect representatives in Congress and the state Legislature....
21
Dec
On The Record With Gov. Gavin Newsom: California Continues to Lead the Fight Against COVID-19
California has led the nation’s fight against COVID-19 through robust vaccination efforts rooted in science and data, writes Gov. Gavin Newsom....
21
Dec
Que quede constancia, con el Gobernador Gavin Newsom: California sigue al frente de la lucha contra la COVID-19
California ha estado al frente de la lucha nacional contra la COVID-19 mediante una fuerte labor de vacunación arraigada en la ciencia y en los datos....
20
Dec
Police Adapting to Changing Expectations, Says Acting Richmond Chief
Acting Richmond Police Chief Louie Tirona talks to the Pulse about mental health crisis calls, traffic enforcement, staffing shortages and more....
18
Dec
Omicron Variant Prompts Officials to Urge Vaccinations & Boosters
Health officials across the Bay Area strongly recommend COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots and other safety practices to help hold off the omicron variant....
16
Dec
WCCUSD Delays COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for Students 12 and Up
WCCUSD is moving its COVID-19 vaccine mandate, and parents are spreading COVID-19 vaccine conspiracy theories about a dead child. Her parents want them to stop....
16
Dec
Steph Curry’s Three-Point Milestone Solidifies Him in Bay Area Lore
Stephen Curry passed Ray Allen for most three-pointers in NBA history, further proving to many Bay Area sports fans he is the region’s greatest athlete....
15
Dec
Bridging Art and Activism to Bring Change to Richmond
Deontá Allen made a little free library and helped paint "Black Lives Matter" in the Civic Center as part of his goal to help the community through art. ...
14
Dec
Council to Consider ‘Path Forward’ for Castro and Rydin Safe Parking Sites
City Council voted to let people keep living in vehicles at the Rydin and Castro encampments while a committee considers the future of these safe parking sites....
13
Dec
Activists Try to Renew Black People’s Connection to Land and Healthy Food
In the talk "Black Farmers: Food Justice and Land Stewardship," speakers explored food insecurity in the Bay Area in racial and historical contexts....
12
Dec
Youth Finance Institute of America Advises Young Job Seekers
As the Great Resignation has led to many job openings, the Youth Finance Institute of America held a workshop for young people looking to enter the workforce....
09
Dec
WCCUSD May Push COVID-19 Vaccine Deadline
Under current rules, West Contra Costa students 12 and up are supposed to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 by Jan. 3 to continue attending school in person....
08
Dec
Waiting to Get Kids Vaccinated Comes With Its Own Risks
Many parents say they want to wait before getting their kids the COVID-19 vaccine, but experts say it's crucial for children's physical and mental health....
07
Dec
Contra Costa Finishes Strong, Beats Foothill for Inaugural Chris Pappas Bowl
The Contra Costa College Comets beat Foothill College for community college football's first Chris Pappas Bowl, capping their first winning season in six years....
