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Charles Ramirez, the Interim EOPS/CARE/CALWORKs Manager, welcomes everyone to the ceremony.

CCC’s 21st annual EOPS/CARE/CALWORK student recognition ceremony had a massive turnout

By Alyssa Earnest, Editor-in-Chief • May 12, 2023

San Francisco resident Dav Gerald raises his hand in the air as he cruises on northbound Interstate 680 lanes shut down in Walnut Creek, California on June. Gerald is not part of any particular organization, but has been participating in any protest he can attend.

East Bay communities stoke Black Lives Matter movement

By Denis Perez • June 12, 2020

Contra Costa College student Brandon James attempts to finish the obstacle challenge, based on the TV show “Wipe Out,” during Club Rush, held in Campus Center Plaza on Thursday.

Club Rush promotes clubs, breeds community

By Nick Sorrell , Advocate Staff • February 19, 2020

Each year an event hosted by the Student Life Office serves as a great way to bring students together, let students know how much there is to be invested on campus and provide information on activities...

Sen. Bernie Sanders speaks to thousands of supporters at a rally in Richmond’s Craneway Pavilion on Monday, Feb. 17.

Bernie rallies 10,000 to Craneway Pavilion

By Jose Arebalo, News Editor • February 19, 2020

RICHMOND — Bay Area voters crammed into the Craneway Pavilion here to rally for democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders Monday. Individuals young and old had excitement in their eyes as...

Beer Week intoxicates with science

By Luis Cortes, Sports Editor • February 18, 2020

Supporters of Dominique Walker, 45, and Sameerah Karim, 41, who began living illegally at the house at 2928 Magnolia on Nov. 18 and started the Moms4Hous- ing organiz- ation, gather outside of the house after the mothers were evicted in Oakland, California on Jan. 14.

Eviction of mothers draws protest outside of home

February 10, 2020

Protesters hold signs and chant as they stand in front of the entrance to Wheeler Halls event featuring a speech by right-wing author, Ann Coulter, yesterday.

Ann Coulter speaks at UC Berkeley despite heavy protest lines blocking attendees

By Denis Perez , Creative Director • November 21, 2019

Hundreds of protesters mobilized to block the entrances of Wheeler Hall at UC Berkeley in hopes of turning away attendees of Ann Coulter’s speaking event yesterday. The scheduled 9 p.m. speech...

Large video screens near the U.S. Capitol display images of the Washington Nationals World Series victory parade on Nov. 2. The screens were placed to show the final phase of the parade, when the players and front office staff gave speeches, allowing those unable to find a seat to watch.

D.C. celebrates World Series win

By Denis Perez and Luis Cortes • November 13, 2019

An adult contest dancer competes during the Berkeley Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow on Oct. 12 at Martin Luther King Civic Center Park in Berkeley, California.

Culture and resistance celebrated

By Xavier Johnson, Web Editor • October 23, 2019

Oakland Roots goalkeeper Jairo Zermeno watches a ball go in the net during the 4-2 win for the FC Juarez Bravos in Oakland, California on Sept. 8.

Oakland roots bring soccer to the town

By Denis Perez, Creative Director • October 23, 2019

OAKLAND ­— The Roots Sport Club is a professional soccer team playing in the newly formed National Premier Soccer League (NPSL). The upstart squad opened its season on Aug. 31 against the Cal Untied...

Comet defensive back Dayvonne Greenwood celebrates after forcing a fumble and recovering the ball from Merced College on Saturday.

Incremental progress

By Denis Perez, Creative Director • October 10, 2019

A Caltrans worker sweeps a material poured over oil as a pile of dead chickens sits on his right after a big rig transporting about 1,000 chickens swerved on Interstate 80 hit the center divide and crashed in San Pablo early Sept. 5. The vehicle burst into flames and killed about 800 of the birds on board. The clean up took 8 hours to complete.

Chickens burn, die after I-80 accident

By Denis Perez , Creative Director • September 18, 2019

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