‘Our Lives Are Not Temporary’: Venezuelans Wary as Clock Ticks on TPS Protections
More than 600,000 Venezuelans in the US are here under Temporary Protected Status. Those protections are now under threat....
02
Oct
02
Oct
WCCUSD Provides Updates on Richmond High, Kennedy, Stege Renovations
Projects that will revamp the campuses at Kennedy and Richmond High and Stege Elementary schools are underway but still in the early phases. ...
01
Oct
‘A Richmond Gem’: Riggers Loft Closes After Rent Dispute With City
Riggers Loft, a wine bar and event space, has closed after nine years on the Richmond waterfront and legal battles with the city....
01
Oct
Richmond Council Votes to Shorten Meetings, Require Increased Transparency From Police
Richmond City Council voted to have regular meetings run from 6-10 p.m. and to change how RPD communicates with the public after officer-involved shootings....
01
Oct
State and Local Lawmakers Weigh in on Government Shutdown
Democrats and Republicans blocked each other's spending proposals, causing a shutdown that will hinder federal services and furlough some federal employees....
01
Oct
La Niña Expected to Bring ‘Extreme’ Weather Patterns Statewide, Head Climatologist Says
"Expect extremes, so dry periods interrupted by large and long-lasting atmospheric river conditions," said state climatologist Michael Anderson....
30
Sep
County Seeks Environmental Justice Voice for Hazardous Material Panel
The Contra Costa County Hazardous Materials Commission is seeking applicants for one environmental justice representative seat and one alternate seat....
30
Sep
EdSource: After Federal Cuts, California Schools Could Lose Hundreds of Mental Health Clinicians
As the Trump administration doubles down on a storm of “anti-DEI” cuts to education, mental health services for students could be terminated next....
30
Sep
New Gates Reduce Reports of Fare Evasion, BART Says
New BART fare gates that are harder to push through, jump over or crawl under have reduced reports of fare evasion by more than half, officials said Friday....
30
Sep
BART Responds to Ridership Gains by Adding More Cars to Trains
Following ridership gains, BART's Yellow Line increased to nine cars; the Red, Blue and Green lines, now feature four eight-car trains during peak hours....
29
Sep
Housing Developer Says Antioch Can’t Deny Projects. Officials Want to Try Anyway
Antioch City Council was on the verge of rejecting two DeNova Homes developments but delayed the decisions after warnings they might violate state law....
29
Sep
West Nile Virus-Infected Mosquitoes Found in East County
Mosquitos that tested positive for West Nile virus have been found on an island in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta in eastern Contra Costa County....
29
Sep
Who Gets Deported in the U.S.?
As immigration crackdowns intensify, a new project uncovers how American laws shape who gets expelled and who gets to stay....
29
Sep
EdSource: How This Teen Pushed California to Change Special Education Policy
Saran Tugsjargal advocated on behalf of special education students like her for the state disability commission while going to school in the East Bay....
29
Sep
EdSource: Female and Latino Students Most Likely to Work While in California Colleges
Female and Latino students are the most likely to be employed while studying at California State University, University of California or community colleges....
