Antioch High Junior Wins Youth of the Year Award
Fifita Grewe — already student body president as a junior at Antioch High and a four-sport athlete — won the Antioch Youth of the Year Award in February....
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May
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May
Richmond Council Backs PG&E Alternative, Questions Police Military Equipment Use
The Richmond City Council on Tuesday passed a resolution asking state leaders to implement Golden State Energy and questioned police military equipment use....
08
May
Pittsburg Rent Control Initiative Could Appear on November Ballot
Advocates of rent control in the city of Pittsburg submitted signatures that could potentially put a tenant protection initiative on the November ballot....
08
May
Water Main Break Affects At Least 47 Richmond Homes Near S. 47th St., Carlson Blvd.
A water main break Wednesday in Richmond has left at least 21 homes without water with repairs expected to last into the evening....
08
May
Little Richmond Nonprofit Wins Big State Funding to Build Community Emergency Center
With a $10 million Community Resilience Center grant, the Richmond nonprofit Pogo Park will construct Contra Costa County's first CRC at Harbour-8 Park....
08
May
East County Hopes On-Demand Driverless Cars Will Help With Commute
Regional East Bay leaders gathered Tuesday for a press conference and unveiling of an autonomous commuter vehicle expected to serve East Contra Costa by 2030....
07
May
They Were Right, Junior Year Sucks
A high school junior writes about her hopes and worries about the future, being her parents' retirement planning, and how remote learning still affects her....
07
May
Preguntas y Respuestas: Una Organización No Lucrativa Brinda Apoyo a la Salud Mental de la Comunidad China del Área de la Bahía
Los conferencistas de un foro de la Conferencia Mundial para Erradicar el Odio se concentraron en los pasos que se deben dar para que el mundo de los juegos en línea sea más incluyente y empático....
06
May
Q&A: Before Retirement, Supervisor Federal Glover Looks Back
Supervisor Federal Glover, who is set to retire after more than 20 years on the board, spoke with the Pulse about his legacy, health, racism and the future....
06
May
Racism and Brutality at Antioch Police Prompt Plea Deal With Murder Suspects
Four murder suspects reached a plea deal reducing their charges after all officers involved in their arrests were found to be part of a racist text chain....
04
May
Secretary of State Outlines How to Reduce Bigotry in Voting
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber said in a forum that discriminatory barriers to voting and voter apathy rob people of their power....
02
May
What’s the Cost of U.S. Student Debt?
As nearly 45 million Americans and counting owe over $1.7 trillion in student debt, what’s the future of college affordability?...
01
May
Richmond to Divest From Israel-Linked Companies
Richmond City Council voted Tuesday in a special meeting to divest from 10 companies, including Airbnb and Microsoft, over their involvement in Israel....
01
May
Pittsburg Launches $4.4M Road Improvement Project
The city of Pittsburg will soon repair about 2 miles of pavement at a cost of $4.4 million as part of a rehabilitation plan for high-traffic roadways....
01
May
Pittsburg Breaks Ground for BART Connectivity Project
The BART Connectivity Project will connect the Delta de Anza Regional Trail with the Pittsburg Center BART Station to give people alternatives to driving....
