How Californians Can Vote
Election Day is one week away. Nov. 5 is the last day to vote in the presidential election and the date by which mail-in ballots must be postmarked....
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Oct
Q&A: To Improve Pittsburg, Get Community, Youth Involved, Gonzalez Says
Our series of candidate interviews continues with Iztaccuauhtli Hector Gonzalez for Pittsburg City Council. He has worked in financial services and education....
28
Oct
Harris or Trump? Richmond, San Pablo Voters Share Their Picks
We asked a few Richmond and San Pablo residents about their plans to vote locally and nationally — particularly their choice for president....
27
Oct
Where Do the Antioch Council Candidates Stand on the Issues?
Bay City News presented the same list of questions to all of Antioch's mayoral and city council candidates on the November ballot....
25
Oct
Equity Plan Aims to Make ‘Richmond a Place Where All Feel Welcome’
Richmond City Council got an update on the Race Equity Action Plan created by city employees belonging to Richmond’s Government Alliance on Race and Equity....
25
Oct
WCCUSD Board Approves Upcoming Interim Superintendent’s Contract
Kim Moses is set to be the West Contra Costa schools superintendent after Kenneth "Chris" Hurst steps down until June 30, then return to her current position....
24
Oct
Antioch Approves East County Transportation Projects
Antioch City Council on Tuesday approved 18 transportation projects across Brentwood, Oakley, Pittsburg and Antioch that will get funding from a regional fee....
24
Oct
Salesian College Preparatory High Loses Hold of Undefeated Football Season
The Salesian Pride held a 6-0 record in high school football before losing 28-7 to El Cerrito High on Oct. 19 in Richmond. ...
24
Oct
Pittsburg Council Candidates Share Perspectives Ahead of November Election
Learn more about Iztaccuauhtli Hector Gonzalez, Juan Antonio Banales and Jelani Killings and their positions on issues impacting the city of Pittsburg....
24
Oct
DOJ Outlines Election Day Program to Support Voters, Ensure Safety
It will handle Election Day complaints of concerns about voting rights, threats of violence to election officials or staff, and election fraud....
23
Oct
New Polling Shows Strong Support for Harris Among Younger Voters of Color
“Youth are not only mobilized but also critical in battleground states. Their votes have the potential to swing critical races,” said Chen of APIAVote....
23
Oct
Senator Warns Disinformation Attacks Are Easier Than Ever This Election
U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, warned ethnic media outlets on Tuesday of new forms of election interference....
22
Oct
Pittsburg Funds Programs for Its Youngest and Oldest Residents
Programs funded by the grant will include the Youth & Government program, Tiny Tots Sports program for youth and Food, Fun and Fellowship program for seniors. ...
22
Oct
Health Department Receives $5.7M Grant for San Pablo Homeless Project
CC Health plans to use the money to collaborate with San Pablo to clear an encampment on city property while prioritizing the wellness and safety of residents....
22
Oct
Richmond Makes Budget Moves to Meet Federal Deadline
Richmond City Council reallocated over $3 million in its budget to meet American Rescue Plan Act deadlines to ensure projects are funded and avoid repayment....
