Antioch to Reconsider Opposition to Housing Project
Antioch City Council decided this week that it would reconsider its stance on a housing development that it previously indicated displeasure with....
30
Oct
30
Oct
Reseña: ‘La Casa Azul’ da vida al espíritu de Frida Kahlo en Contra Costa College
La Casa Azul: Frida's Blue House, una obra que se presenta hasta el domingo en el Contra Costa College, es una poderosa exploración de la vida de Frida Kahlo....
29
Oct
AC Transit Board Appoints Longtime Richmond Resident as New Director
The AC Transit board appointed Harpreet Sandhu, senior district representative for U.S. Rep. John Garamendi and a Richmond resident for more than 50 years....
29
Oct
California Sues Federal Government for Halting SNAP Benefits
Amid the federal government shutdown, the USDA under President Donald Trump announced that it would not roll out food stamps for the month of November....
27
Oct
My Grandma Unites Our Family With Food
Making food was more than just an opportunity for us to make something delicious together. It was a way for us to connect to our family and heritage....
27
Oct
Homicide Suspect Mistakenly Released From Martinez Jail, Sheriff Office Says
Isaiah Jamon Andrews, 20, was released Wednesday despite on an out-of-state arrest warrant for homicide, the Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office said Monday. ...
27
Oct
Review: ‘La Casa Azul’ Brings Frida Kahlo’s Spirit to Life at Contra Costa College
“La Casa Azul: Frida's Blue House,” a play running through Sunday at Contra Costa College, is a powerful exploration into the life of Frida Kahlo....
27
Oct
Pittsburg Students Are Getting Early Access to Guaranteed Admission to Cal State East Bay
Starting next fall, Pittsburg Unified students who meet academic requirements will be eligible for guaranteed admission to Cal State East Bay....
26
Oct
Antioch Kicks Off General Plan Update Process
Antioch officials have begun a two-year process that will revamp the city’s “blueprint” for decisions around development, transportation and public services....
24
Oct
With Their ‘Clippers Ready,’ Women Barbers Compete to Be a Cut Above
Dozens of women barbers and braiders showed off their skills during the third annual Ladies Get Your Clippers Ready competition Oct. 12 in Concord....
24
Oct
Los Medanos College to Help Strengthen Nonprofits in East Contra Costa
Contra Costa County tapped Los Medanos College to lead a $1 million initiative to help strengthen the nonprofit sector in East County, officials said this week....
24
Oct
Oakland Mayor Says Federal Immigration Enforcement ‘Surge’ Called Off for Entire Region
Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee said Friday that any potential increase in federal immigration activity in the city and greater Bay Area has been called off....
23
Oct
Richmond Doesn’t Want to ‘Choose Sides,’ Stalls Again on Supporting Tribe’s Bid for Recognition
Richmond City Council again pushed a decision on whether to support the Muwekma Ohlone bid for federal recognition over concerns from other tribes....
23
Oct
At San Francisco Rally, Fears of Federal Deployment Around the Bay Area Remain
Despite President Trump canceling plans to send federal troops to San Francisco, uncertainty remains on whether the rest of the Bay Area will be spared....
22
Oct
Allegedly ‘Disrespectful’ CHP Behavior Raises Questions on Antioch Police Commission
The Antioch Police Oversight Commission responded Monday to what one resident called “rude and disrespectful behavior” by the California Highway Patrol....
