WCCUSD School Board Candidates Talk Literacy, Accountability in Final Forums
The candidates for three West Contra Costa school board seats, only one of which will be decided by voters, spoke in two October forums....
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Nov
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Nov
Q&A: Banales Running to Bring More Jobs and Revenue to Pittsburg
Our series of candidate interviews continues with Juan Banales, running for reelection to Pittsburg City Council. The Pittsburg native has twice been mayor....
03
Nov
Q&A: A Better Pittsburg Starts With Job-Housing Balance, Jelani Killings Says
Our series of candidate interviews continues with Jelani Killings, running for reelection to Pittsburg City Council. He is the current vice mayor....
03
Nov
Who’s at Risk Under Project 2025?
Project 2025 poses an "existential threat" to immigrant, reproductive, LGBTQ+, climate and health protections nationwide, policy leaders warn....
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Oct
Is California’s Proposed Minimum Wage Hike a Path to a Living Wage or Just a Band-Aid?
Proposition 32 would set the nation’s highest minimum wage. But for some Latinos in the Bay Area, even $18 an hour falls short of what they need to survive....
30
Oct
Rent Control Is on the Ballot Again
Prop 33 addresses a significant issue for Latino immigrants, one identified by El Tímpano SMS subscribers as one of their biggest challenges: the cost of rent....
29
Oct
How Californians Can Vote
Election Day is one week away. Nov. 5 is the last day to vote in the presidential election and the date by which mail-in ballots must be postmarked....
28
Oct
Q&A: To Improve Pittsburg, Get Community, Youth Involved, Gonzalez Says
Our series of candidate interviews continues with Iztaccuauhtli Hector Gonzalez for Pittsburg City Council. He has worked in financial services and education....
28
Oct
Harris or Trump? Richmond, San Pablo Voters Share Their Picks
We asked a few Richmond and San Pablo residents about their plans to vote locally and nationally — particularly their choice for president....
27
Oct
Where Do the Antioch Council Candidates Stand on the Issues?
Bay City News presented the same list of questions to all of Antioch's mayoral and city council candidates on the November ballot....
24
Oct
DOJ Outlines Election Day Program to Support Voters, Ensure Safety
It will handle Election Day complaints of concerns about voting rights, threats of violence to election officials or staff, and election fraud....
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Oct
New Polling Shows Strong Support for Harris Among Younger Voters of Color
“Youth are not only mobilized but also critical in battleground states. Their votes have the potential to swing critical races,” said Chen of APIAVote....
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Oct
Senator Warns Disinformation Attacks Are Easier Than Ever This Election
U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, chair of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, warned ethnic media outlets on Tuesday of new forms of election interference....
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Oct
Nonpartisan Event Reminds Residents ‘Pittsburg Can Vote 2’
Pittsburg residents could register to vote for the upcoming election or meet and hear from local candidates at the first Pittsburg Can Vote 2 event....
21
Oct
Reminder: Voters Have Until Midnight on Monday to Register to Vote in Nov. 5 Election
Click through to find out more about voter registration, voting by mail and how to check the status of your registration or ballot....
