Court Orders Revision to County Sales Tax Ballot Measure
The question for a proposed sales tax on the June ballot must be revised after two voters petitioned that its language was misleading and argumentative....
07
Apr
06
Apr
San Pablo Could Approve Previously Rejected Dispensary Proposal
The San Pablo City Council is expected Monday to consider overturning a rejection by the Planning Commission for a proposed dispensary....
04
Apr
Q&A: Jag Lathan Focuses on Literacy, Equity in Superintendent Race
Jag Lathan, candidate for Contra Costa County schools superintendent, spoke to The Pulse about how she would address financial and equity issues....
03
Apr
St. Mary’s College High Bests Pinole Valley in Varsity Baseball League Opener
The St. Mary's (Albany) College High Panthers defeated the Pinole Valley High Spartans 6-2 Wednesday in both teams’ first Tri-County-Rock League game....
03
Apr
More Than 100 Organizations Call for Changes to State Mapping Tool for Disadvantaged Communities
"Too many of our most vulnerable neighborhoods are still being left out, putting critical funding for housing, public health, and sustainability at risk."...
03
Apr
Youth Record BART Station Announcements for Autism Acceptance Month
For the rest of the month, public announcements at BART stations will include the voices of youth on the autism spectrum....
03
Apr
Distritos escolares de California emiten miles de avisos de despido ante creciente déficit presupuestario
Al menos 5,000 empleados escolares recibieron avisos preliminares de despido mientras los distritos escolares intentan cerrar grandes déficits presupuestarios....
03
Apr
Pinole Voters Will Decide Whether to Establish Elected Mayor in June
In a special election in June, Pinole voters will decide whether to make mayor an elected position and whether the term should last two or four years....
02
Apr
A Rearview Mirror Look at Bay Area Public Transit in 2025
Ridership data shows Bay Area transit agencies have made uneven progress since COVID-19 shutdowns gutted fare revenue and reshaped how the region commutes....
01
Apr
California Forestry Jobs Push Targets Equity, Workforce Shortages
California is expanding forestry jobs to address wildfire risks and workforce shortages, with new efforts focused on opening career pathways for underserved communities....
01
Apr
Civically Engaged WCCUSD Students to Soon Be Recognized
Students who complete certain projects that address real-world problems and meet other criteria will soon be able to earn the state’s seal of civic engagement....
01
Apr
Jóvenes de Pittsburg ayudarán a crear ‘muros de creatividad urbana’
Un nuevo proyecto busca embellecer Pittsburg y, al mismo tiempo, ofrecer oportunidades de desarrollo laboral a jóvenes en situación de riesgo y veteranos....
01
Apr
Ground Breaks on New East County Service Center in Brentwood
The East County Service Center in Brentwood is meant to make it easier for residents to access important services and reduce transportation-related challenges....
31
Mar
César Chávez, Silence and What My Community Won’t Face
As a first-generation Mexican American, I feel angry "that I was taught to be 'grateful' for César Chávez's leadership in the farmworkers movement."...
31
Mar
EdSource: Educators Grapple With Fallout After Sexual Abuse Allegations Against César Chávez
Many educators question whether removing symbols is enough or if schools must also confront the underlying issues of power, violence and historical legacy....
