The Role of Education in Eradicating Hate
While students are often described as tomorrow’s leaders, many are taking leadership roles today to address the perpetuation of hate in academic environments....
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Jun
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Jun
EdSource: ‘Fiscal Cliff’ Approaching for 4 Bay Area School Districts as Costs Soar and Enrollment Falls
Declining enrollment, expiring Covid funds, inflation and ballooning staff costs have combined to lead some districts to make painful budget cuts....
24
Jun
Governor, Elected Officials Speak on 1-Year Anniversary of Roe v. Wade Overturning
Gov. Gavin Newsom and Bay Area elected officials spoke out on Saturday marking the one-year anniversary of the overturning of Roe v. Wade....
23
Jun
Pinole’s Pride Day Made Possible by Mayor, Cultural Shift, Council Member Says
City Council member Cameron Sasai spoke to The CC Pulse about how the event came to be as well as what the LGBTQ+ community means to him as an ally....
23
Jun
What a Supreme Court Overturn of Affirmative Action at Two Universities Could Mean
By the end of June, the Supreme Court is set to rule on two cases of affirmative action in college admissions at Harvard and the University of North Carolina....
22
Jun
Richmond Has Fun at RPAL Carnival
Richmond celebrated multiple holidays with fun and food at the Richmond Police Activities Juneteenth Carnival over Father's Day weekend....
22
Jun
Community Resource-Driven ‘Thrive Thursdays’ Begin This Week
The summer's first Thrive Thursday/Health 4 All event will be held 6:30-8 p.m. at MLK Jr. Park with various resources for health and wellness....
21
Jun
Richmond Adopts City Budget, Addresses Traffic Enforcement and Conditions
The Richmond City Council on Tuesday adopted the city’s operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year and a five-year budget for capital improvement projects....
20
Jun
‘Pride Is and Should Be the Legacy of Trans and Queers Folks,’ Activist Says
A young nonbinary person from Richmond shares their perspective on how Pride has changed and the current attacks on the LGBTQ+ community....
19
Jun
From Shipyard to Sanctuary: How Ospreys Reclaimed Whirley Crane
Richmond's Whirley Crane, used for shipbuilding during World War II, has for years now been home to Richmond and Rosie, a mating pair of ospreys....
19
Jun
Medical Respite Care Is Eluding Bay Area’s Black Population
Black people in the Bay Area are two times less likely to access medical respite care in their lifetime as compared to white and Latinx people....
18
Jun
Bay Area Cities, Counties Could Advance Equity With $1B in Unspent Federal Relief
About $1 billion of largely discretionary money from the American Rescue Plan Act was still uncommitted to Bay Area projects in December....
17
Jun
Human-Caused Climate Change Is to Blame for Uptick in California Wildfires, Study Finds
Human-caused climate change may be playing a significant role in fueling the surge of devastating wildfires in California, according to a new scientific study....
16
Jun
West Contra Costa Charter School Report Raises ‘Uncomfortable Questions’
At its Wednesday meeting, the WCCUSD board discussed student achievement and retention in the district and charter schools it oversees....
16
Jun
Contra Costa Fire to Discuss Wildfire Safety at Pinole Town Hall Saturday
Contra Costa Fire Protection District will host a special fire safety town hall at 10 a.m. Saturday in Pinole to help residents prepare for wildfire season....
