Bay Area Voter Turnout Trending Low for March 5 Primary
Bay Area voter turnout for the March 5 primary election is hovering at about 35%, a number that could grow slightly when the total count is finalized April 4....
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Mar
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Mar
Farmers Market Coming to Marina Bay
Richmond will have a second farmers market selling fresh California produce, this one at Marina Bay Park on Sundays starting April 7....
14
Mar
Bay Area County Declares Racism a Public Health Issue, Resolves to Undo Harm
Sonoma County joined hundreds of other jurisdictions in declaring racism responsible for disparities in access to health care and worse health outcomes....
13
Mar
Contra Costa Looking for Residents to Join County Boards & Commissions
Contra Costa County's District 5 Supervisor has put out the call for district residents to help make decisions affecting their communities....
12
Mar
Ethnic Media Spreads the Word to Help Stop the Hate
California’s Stop the Hate ethnic media grantees are collaborating to help get the word out about hate crime victim services and the CA vs. Hate hotline....
12
Mar
Hate Speech and Extremism Recruitment Rising in Video Games but Maybe Not For Long
Speakers on a panel at the Eradicate Hate Global Summit focused on the necessary steps toward making the online world of gaming more inclusive and empathetic. ...
11
Mar
Pittsburg’s Black Diamond High Named Model Continuation School
Pittsburg's Black Diamond High School last week was named a 2024 California Model Continuation High School for the third consecutive time....
09
Mar
Salesian High Earns Fourth Regional Title in School History
Facing a deficit at the half, the Salesian Pride came back to win its 19th straight game, win the NCS regional title and advance to the state championship....
08
Mar
‘Living History’: Tony Thurmond Brings Black Richmond Leaders to DeAnza High
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond hosted an oral history panel Feb. 28 at DeAnza High with key Richmond public figures for Black History Month....
07
Mar
Public’s Cries to ‘Keep Kibby’ Come Too Late as School Board Demotes Principal
The school board voted during closed session to reassign Pinole Valley High School principal Kibby Kleiman at the end of the school year....
07
Mar
Richmond Council Considers How to Spend Budget Surplus
On Tuesday, Richmond City Council allocated $14.5 million in its budget and set aside $8 million in additional funding for many capital improvement projects....
06
Mar
Dancing to Preserve Tradition: Pittsburg Youth Uphold Folklórico Legacy
The preservation of identity came to life in Pittsburg as an art form known as folklórico weaved together centuries of culture and tradition through dance....
06
Mar
Race to Replace Supervisor Federal Glover Likely Headed for Runoff
With all precincts reporting in unofficial results, Mike Barbanica and Shanelle Scales-Preston finished in the top two but neither got more than half the vote....
06
Mar
4 County Ballot Measures From Tuesday’s Election Ahead in Early Results
Four measures on the Contra Costa County ballot in Tuesday's election all appeared headed for approval as of early Wednesday morning....
06
Mar
Bay Area Election Officials Remind Public That Vote Counting Takes Time
The Coalition of Bay Area Election Officials on Monday said counties have 28 days to complete the official canvass of an election....
