Students Weigh In: How Is the Coronavirus Impacting Your Life?
“The weirdest thing is that 2020 is going to be a disaster brought on by a living thing that we can’t see."...
27
Mar
27
Mar
WCCUSD Schools Closed By the Coronavirus But Many Lessons Left To Learn
West Contra Costa Unified School District students, teachers and school officials continue to adapt to the online learning environment that will last at least until May 1....
23
Mar
WCCUSD Sites Provide Thousands of Lunches as Schools Remain Closed
Nine school campuses distributed bagged lunches to thousands of students in the West Contra Costa Unified School District (WCCUSD) as schools are closed due to the coronavirus pandemic....
12
Mar
Don’t Get Suckered Into a MLM Scheme
In other words, if a job sounds too good to be true, and if the employees are so happy to the point it sounds as if they’re trying so hard,...
12
Feb
4-Year-Old Killed in Hit-and-Run in Richmond
A 4-year-old boy was killed in a hit and run Friday at Coalinga Avenue near 23rd Street in Richmond....
11
Feb
RYSE Fashion Show to Benefit Kenyan Youth Group
Richmond’s RYSE Center is bringing fashion and fundraising together for Black History Month with its “When Culture Speaks” celebration event on Feb. 28....
09
Feb
Richmond Tennis Association Expanding Student Lessons
The Richmond Tennis Association (RTA) is soon expected to begin offering tennis lessons to students at two Richmond elementary schools....
07
Feb
School, Time, ICE: What Stresses Teens Today and How They Cope
From worrying about their families and their futures to struggling to find enough time in the day, Richmond teens are feeling the pressure. We asked a group of high schoolers...
04
Feb
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: What Students Think of Measure R
Editors Note: Richmond Pulse asked some current West Contra Costa County students about their views on Measure R, the school district’s latest attempt to pass a multi-million-dollar school construction bond....
02
Feb
DACA Recipients Await Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court decision on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals is looming....
29
Jan
March Honors MLK’s Legacy of Involvement
The butterflies attached to colorful wool strings flew with the demonstrators as they advanced from the Richmond College Prep Charter School entrance as part of the annual Martin Luther King...
23
Jan
Kennedy Girls Can’t Keep Up with Pinole Valley
Pinole Valley High’s girls basketball team took the lead in the fourth quarter to win 52-45 against Kennedy High during a head-to-head match Tuesday night at Kennedy’s Coach “Dolly” Felix...
17
Jan
EBRPD to Host Two Youth Job Fairs
The East Bay Regional Park District will be hosting two job fairs aimed at letting young people know about employment opportunities in area parks....
29
Dec
Richmond High Wrestler Aims to Leave His Mark
It would be a “miracle run” if Richmond High School wrestler Jose Martinez won the state championship after winning his division’s North Coast Section tournament....
16
Dec
DACA Beneficiaries Could Stay in the US for Years
While hundreds of thousands of immigrants with DACA permits await the decision of the Supreme Court on the future of the program, lawyers and immigrant advocates argue that the vast...
