The Hercules Cultural Festival drew 7,000 people to Refugio Valley Park on Sunday afternoon for seven hours of family-friendly fun with food and performances....
In Richmond, young people are empowering themselves with art, using spaces provided by local organizations and community hubs....
The themes of these books, rebellion against a tyrannical government and the hope of love and romance, are the perfect escape during these unsettling times....
The six-part limited docuseries, produced by Daveed Diggs and filmed in 2020-21, chronicles one adviser’s impact on a senior year marked by the pandemic....
As a new resident of Pittsburg, the art murals found around town allow me to identify with the community and feel connected to its identity. ...
West Contra Costa director Alex Zajicek's first feature-length film, "Sorry, We're Dead," debuted about a year ago. But the work didn't stop there....
A new state law requires California to maintain oversight of all publications banned in state prisons and list all disapproved publications online....
Books familiar to our life give comfort; reading about different lives lets you explore cultures, perspectives and even parts of who we are....
"I devoured books, being transported to their various settings and becoming fully engrossed ...
Fans of Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, the Beatles, early rock, jazz, gospel and bluegrass can expect Down Home Music to remain on the edge of El Cerrito....
The Pittsburg Holiday Parade celebrated festive community spirit in Old Town on Saturday with a marching band, martial arts, dances and floats....
The Latina Center hosted a Pozole Festival on Saturday in Richmond, along with a fashion show, to raise money for its Mujer, Salud y Liderazgo program....
In Pittsburg, on Nov. 2, people honored the dead on Día de los Muertos at the Marina Community Center with altars full of photos, flowers, food and trinkets....
Celebrating the long and beautiful life that my grandmother had by creating an altar and providing offerings for her can allow me to let go of the pain....
Richmond City Council voted to award up to $50,000 to Independent Arts and Media, fiscal sponsor of Richmond Renaissance, to plan an arts corridor....
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