WCCUSD Teachers Call for Better Pay and Working Conditions
The West Contra Costa school district does not have enough teachers, and many more may leave over what they say is disrespect and insufficient pay....
22
Sep
22
Sep
La seguridad y el mantenimiento de Point Molate se presentan ante el concejo
Según se informa, Point Molate está en desorden, lo que suscita preocupaciones sobre la seguridad y el mantenimiento de la zona y preguntas sobre de quién es la responsabilidad....
21
Sep
With Encampment Closing Soon, Some Unhoused Residents Still Have Nowhere to Go
The Rydin Road encampment where some of Richmond’s unhoused residents live is set to close in less than 10 days, but many don't have a viable plan to move on....
21
Sep
Antioch Woman Makes Son Hero of Anti-Gun Violence Book
An Antioch woman wrote a graphic novel to teach kids about gun violence after her son's father was killed. Her mother was killed when she was 3....
20
Sep
Biden Administration Guts Most of Public Charge Rule, But Immigrants Still Fearful
The Biden administration narrowed the public charge rule that was used to prevent many immigrants from gaining residency or accessing important services....
20
Sep
Southbound I-580 Bayview Ramps Closed Until November
The southbound I-580 on-ramp and off-ramp are temporarily closed at Bayview Avenue in Richmond while Caltrans works on a bridge....
18
Sep
Hate on the Rise, Politics Partly to Blame
Hate crimes are up against many types of people, but they are also likely severely underreported, making the problem even bigger than the numbers suggest....
16
Sep
9 Jackfruit Recipes for Summer’s End + 1 Hot Take
Jackfruit, a versatile ingredient sometimes used in Filipino recipes, can be sweet or meaty, making it good for desserts and vegetarian entrees....
14
Sep
City Council Looks at Security and Maintenance of Point Molate
Point Molate is reportedly in disarray, raising concerns about security and maintenance of the area and questions about whose responsibility they are....
14
Sep
COVID-19 Deaths, Case Numbers Going Down as County Officials Adjust Response
Contra Costa County's COVID-19 numbers are on the decline, with deaths, case numbers and presence of the virus in county wastewater declining in recent weeks....
13
Sep
The New and Improved COVID-19 Booster Shot Is Here
The new COVID booster shot offers stronger protection because it was made to prevent serious illness from omicron and the original strain of the coronavirus....
12
Sep
Statewide “Listening Sessions” Allow Reparations Task Force to Hear Black Californians Stories
The state reparations task force holds listening sessions to better understand how certain laws and policies hurt Black Californians....
09
Sep
‘The Bullet Was Chest High’: Woman Narrowly Escapes Pittsburg Road Rage Shooting
Arionna White, a 27-year-old poet, actress and single mom of two, recounts her conversation with a police officer after her car was shot in an act of road rage....
08
Sep
Trabajadores agrícolas en marcha llegan al capitolio del estado e instan a Newsom a firmar la ley AB 2183
La Unión de Campesinos y sus aliados marcharon desde Delano hasta Sacramento en apoyo de un proyecto de ley que permitiría a los trabajadores agrícolas votar sobre la sindicalización por correo....
07
Sep
Comets Football Team Suffers Tough Defeat to Start Season
San Joaquin Delta College beat Contra Costa College 16-13 on Saturday in the Comets' football season opener, matching each team's win or loss mark last season. ...
