Saint Mary's College professor Barbara McGraw was awarded a $1 million grant for a research project aimed at advocating for religious liberty in U.S. prisons....
Eduardo Torres spoke with the Pulse after stepping down from the Ambrose Recreation and Park District and Bay Point advisory council following a move....
Barry Bonds threw out the first pitch and Shohei Ohtani pitched for the first time in San Francisco before the Dodgers beat the Giants 2-1 on Saturday....
Republic Services is resuming residential and most business trash collection in West Contra Costa County as of Monday by bringing in non-striking workers....
Macdonald Avenue Church of Christ will host its "Unity in the Community" Health and Wellness Fair on July 26 with health tips and screenings and giveaways....
The proposed changes to the Antioch Police Oversight Commission include allowing current officers from outside agencies to become members....
Union leadership criticized how much Republic Services, which has an overall stock value of $75.2 billion, pays executives versus regular employees....
Newly released body cam and audio footage reveals the moments leading up to the fatal shooting of David Bahrami by Antioch Police on June 30....
The Bay Area Air District issued an advisory Thursday due to smoke from the Butler and Green fires with conditions expected to continue through Friday....
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier, who represents much of Contra Costa County and part of Alameda County, discussed the expected effects of the recently passed budget bill....
"As I prepare to leave San Pablo and start at UC Santa Barbara this fall, I keep thinking, how I am going to pay for everything as prices keep going up?"...
Pittsburg City Council greenlit the Self-Sufficiency Pilot Training Program, which will connect recipients with job training and skill-building opportunities. ...
U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier will host a virtual town hall Thursday on the recently passed controversial Republican budget known as the One Big Beautiful Bill....
One year since Richmond imposed new sidewalk vendor regulations, compliance has increased, but the data and the city’s enforcement is still limited. ...
(Image courtesy of Contra Costa County via Bay City News) By Tony Hicks Bay City News The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a guaranteed income pilot program aiding 178 people over 18 months. Contra Costa Thrives will provide unconditional cash payments to help participants' ability to meet basic needs. In...
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