WCCUSD Weighs Options Amid Estimated $33.5M Deficit
The West Contra Costa Board of Education on Wednesday approved a budget report and received an update on district operations during the coronavirus pandemic.
Women’s Rights Worldwide Set Back by COVID-19 Pandemic
Women's rights worldwide have been seriously set back during the COVID-19 pandemic, a panel of experts said Friday.
25 May, 2020
Photo Essay: My Quarantine Life
A day in my life is like many others, online school, eating, a small walk around the neighborhood, and spending quality time with the ones you love.
Community Leaders Address Coronavirus Concerns in Richmond Pulse Forum
Richmond Pulse held the first of several planned forums to discuss the impact the coronavirus pandemic has had on Richmond’s most vulnerable residents.
Gaia Yoga Goes Virtual as Supporters Await Reopening
In a GoFundMe campaign for the studio, 54 donors donated more than $4,000 to cover the Gaia Yogas studio’s rent within 72 hours of opening the campaign.
New Rule Could Deny Black Developers Access to $4 Billion-Plus in State Housing Funds
African American developers across California are worried about a rule change the state Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) is considering.
A Crisis on Two Fronts: Black Immigrants Face COVID-19 in California and Back Home
Black immigrants have been uniquely affected by the coronavirus crisis. Like all Californians, they are dealing with the dangers of the disease and the economic and social uncertainties it has caused across the Golden State. At the same time, they are worried about how the the global pandemic is affecting relatives back in their homelands.
What’s Happening
Kennedy High School Graduation Festivities Kick-Off Despite Shelter-In-Place
Stephanie Ortega is grateful for her school’s staff setting up a cap and gown pickup celebration.
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Gaia Yoga Goes Virtual as Supporters Await Reopening
In a GoFundMe campaign for the studio, 54 donors donated more than $4,000 to cover the Gaia Yogas studio’s rent within 72 hours of opening the campaign.
Council Grants Renters Relief, Raises Sewer Rates
The Richmond City Council voted Tuesday to give tenants who can’t pay their rent because of the coronavirus a year after the Contra Costa County shelter-in-place order ends to pay the accrued amount before they can be evicted for nonpayment.
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