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....
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May
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
East Bay Regional Park District Gets Congressional Recognition for 90th Birthday
Six Bay Area members of Congress introduced a resolution Thursday recognizing the East Bay Regional Park District on its 90th birthday....
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....
15
May
‘Literally the Only Option’: Medi-Cal Expansion Boosts Access to Healthcare
While many more people can get Medi-Cal health insurance since eligibility expanded, many still are at risk of losing it since recertifications resumed....
15
May
Antioch Settles With Family of Angelo Quinto for $7.5 Million
Angelo Quinto, a 30-year-old veteran who was in a mental health crisis in 2020 when Antioch police arrived at his home, died after an officer knelt on his neck....
15
May
East County NAACP Youth Council to Host Talent Show Fundraiser
A youth chapter of the NAACP in the East Bay is calling on teens to participate in a talent show June 8 in Antioch for a chance to win a scholarship....
13
May
‘The Last Bit of Solace’: Disaporic Palestinians Use Music to Bring Support
Meet two Palestinian Bay Area artists using music to cope with and provide solace from the pain of the Israel-Hamas war and discrimination....
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....
12
May
‘License to Hate’: Political Leaders, Misinformation Key Contributors to Bigotry, Veteran Journalist Says
Veteran CBS News journalist Jeff Pegues spoke about the role of politics and misinformation in rising hate at the 2023 Eradicate Hate Global Summit....
10
May
Richmond Celebrates Cinco de Mayo and Mexican Pride With 23rd Street Festival
Colorful banners, lively music, and joyful cheers streamed down 23rd Street in Richmond as the community came together to celebrate Cinco de Mayo....
10
May
Mientras la Tecnología Recurre a la IA para Luchar Contra el Odio, los Expertos Alertan de que la Intervención Humana es Crítica
Los panelistas de "Tecnología en Acción" de la Conferencia Mundial para Erradicar el Odio afirmaron que para reducir el odio en Internet es necesaria una combinación adecuada de supervisión humana y tecnológica....
09
May
WCCUSD to ‘Lease-Leaseback’ Kennedy, Richmond High Schools
The school board last week agreed to a “lease-leaseback” construction delivery method for its Kennedy and Richmond high school modernization projects....
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....
