Local Restaurants Invited to Apply for $5,000 Grants
Applications opened Wednesday for the annual Restaurant Cares Resilience Fund which will award $5,000 grants to over 230 restaurants across California....
11
Apr
11
Apr
Federal Rule Would Strip Affordable Healthcare for Millions, Including DACA Recipients
The 2025 Marketplace Integrity and Affordability Proposed Rule would also take an essential service away from transgender people....
11
Apr
Funcionarios de Salud del Área de la Bahía Recomiendan la Vacuna contra el Sarampión
Los funcionarios de salud de toda el Área de la Bahía señalan que, aunque el riesgo de exposición al sarampión es bajo en este momento, se recomienda encarecidamente recibir la vacuna contra el sarampión....
10
Apr
A Trusted Adult Can Make a Big Difference in a Young Person’s Life
There are several benefits to a young person having a trusted adult in their lives, among them reducing hate-based violence and promoting better mental health....
09
Apr
I Chose Community College, and I Wouldn’t Have It Any Other Way
"I couldn’t be more grateful for the experience and the choice I made to attend a community college before transferring." writes a Los Medanos student....
08
Apr
Farmworker Advocacy and Legacy Take Center Stage at Pittsburg Celebration
A celebration, march and rally March 29 in Pittsburg honored farmworkers and the legacies of Cesar Chavez and Dolores Huerta....
08
Apr
Antioch Police Looking for Suspects After Beloved Statue Vandalized
Antioch police are on the lookout for whoever stole "the little girl" portion of the "Hey Daddy, Look!" statue that has stood on Lone Tree Way for years....
07
Apr
Nationwide Hands Off! Rally Draws Hundreds to El Sobrante in Protest of Trump, Musk
West County residents gathered in El Sobrante as part of the nationwide "Hands Off" protest of Trump's policies and Elon Musk's involvement in the government....
07
Apr
Martinez Refinery Releases Details of Fire That Sent Burned Worker to Hospital
A worker at the Martinez refinery had to be taken to the hospital by helicopter after being burned by diesel fuel in a fire Wednesday....
07
Apr
Sponsored Content: Gabriel Graves – College Corps Cohort Inspires Inland Empire Students to Put Their Best Foot Forward
As a Riverside City College student representative and a member of the Math Engineering Science Achievement program, Gabriel Graves values the opportunity to serve others while gaining hands-on experience....
04
Apr
Immigration Enforcement Tactics Under Trump Raise Concerns Over Due Process
Immigration enforcement has expanded beyond the presumed targets of criminal offenders and those who crossed the border illegally....
04
Apr
Romance, Fantasy and Escapism: Why I Turn to Romantasy Amidst Political Turmoil
The themes of these books, rebellion against a tyrannical government and the hope of love and romance, are the perfect escape during these unsettling times....
04
Apr
Richmond Wants Healthy Options at Grocery Checkouts; Enforcement Could Be an Issue
Richmond City Council moved forward Tuesday with a proposed ordinance that could require grocery retailers to stock healthy options at checkouts....
04
Apr
‘Disturbing Crime Trend’: Elderly Residents Being Targeted for Thefts in San Pablo
Residents, especially older people, are advised to be cautious if someone approaches and offers something or tries to talk about religion or jewelry....
03
Apr
Bay Area Air District Board Considers Retaliating Against EPA Deregulations
The Bay Area Air District Board of Directors on Wednesday reviewed the impacts of cuts to federal programs and other regulatory obstacles from the EPA....
