Bay Area Election Officials Remind Public That Vote Counting Takes Time
The Coalition of Bay Area Election Officials on Monday said counties have 28 days to complete the official canvass of an election....
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Mar
05
Mar
‘Your Vote … Gives You Power,’ Advocate Says
Voters of color are less likely to be a part of the political process whether that’s because they have been shut out of it or they choose not to participate....
04
Mar
Black Jews Face Prejudice From Multiple Angles
Black Jews have to face not only antisemitism, but also anti-Black racism, which can come from other Jewish people, according to a My Jewish Learning panel....
04
Mar
Felony Charges Filed Against Man Accused of Hate Crimes in Gaza Protest
The Hayward man is accused of attacking a woman carrying an Israeli flag and setting it on fire at a protest in El Cerrito, Contra Costa prosecutors said....
01
Mar
The Muslim Vote: An Overlooked ‘Swing Factor’
Despite the fact that the Muslim vote is often overlooked, it can swing U.S. elections — particularly in close and down-ballot races....
01
Mar
Queer and Trans Young Asian Americans Need Caregiving Too
AAPI young adults who are queer or trans often find themselves alone: estranged from traditional families and friends who don’t understand their identity....
29
Feb
Chevron Required to Reduce Emissions and Pay Up Millions
BAAQMD and Supervisor John Gioia said planned and proposed efforts to hold Chevron accountable could have major health and economic benefits....
29
Feb
Former Golden State Warrior Launches Cornbread Line at Sharetea Hercules
Former Golden State Warriors player and current color commentator Kelenna Azubuike launched a gourmet cornbread line in multiple flavors with his wife at Sharetea Hercules....
28
Feb
Past Allegations Raise Doubts About New Antioch Police Chief
William "Brian" Addington, who took over as interim chief of Antioch Police on Monday, has been accused in the past of withholding police records from courts....
28
Feb
A Forgotten Legacy: The Role of the Second Amendment in Black History
It's time to shed light on the role of the Second Amendment in Black history. To educate ourselves on the importance of this amendment in securing our rights....
27
Feb
Find Your Self-Worth in Every Cell of Your Body
Pittsburg City Council member Angelica Lopez shares her story of surviving abusive relationships and gives teens advice to avoid them....
27
Feb
San Pablo Names Park for City’s First Black Mayor
The San Pablo City Council on Feb. 20 commemorated the naming of McNeil Park in honor of Leonard R. McNeil, a 30-year public servant who died five years ago....
26
Feb
Hate Is a Plague, One Physician Says
Infectious disease expert Dr. Jay Jacobson is trying to parlay his medical know-how into a treatment plan for the reduction of hate....
26
Feb
El Reporte del FBI Sobre Crímenes de Odio dice que Jóvenes son Objetivo en Escuelas
Según un nuevo informe del FBI sobre delitos motivados por el odio publicado en enero, aproximadamente el 10% de todos los delitos motivados por el odio denunciados a escala nacional en el año 2022 ocurrieron en una escuela o campus universitario....
26
Feb
Salesian High Wins CIF North Coast Section Championship
De La Salle kept things interesting, but the Salesian Pride showed mettle in crunch time and won the CIF North Coast Section Open Division title...
