A mobile health clinic has appeared on Comet Way.
Contra Costa Health’s mobile health van is a new addition to the Contra Costa College campus but has deep roots within the county, having started...
New California laws Senate Bill 98 and Assembly Bill 49 – aimed at restricting federal immigration officials’ impact on school families – were signed into law in September by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
What...
When it comes to attending college or university classes, what do students prefer? Would they rather take in person classes and commute on their own rather than take their own time in a dorm room or...
Imagine you are in a restaurant enjoying your dinner, then step into the restroom, only to discover you have crossed into a different political zone under the control of another authority. You run toward...
After a year-long hiatus, Contra Costa College officials are expecting the Comets football team to be back in action in the fall and they'll have a new field to play in.
“We're looking forward to...
By Marisol Leal, Social Media Editor
• Apr 30, 2025
There has been a decrease in the rate of criminal activity over the past decade at the Contra Costa Community College District Colleges according to publicly available crime report data from the district’s...
On April 16 the Contra Costa College district (4CD) Governing Board voted in favor of increasing the price of semester, mid semester, summer session and one-day parking passes across the district. The...
Last month, a student on the Contra Costa College campus was flashed by an unidentified male suspect outside the John & Jean Knox Performing Arts Center.
An email and text from CCC was sent to students...
Elizabeth Schwarz started as Head Chef this spring semester. Chef Schwarz worked with the previous Head Chef at CCC, Nader Sharkes, for 13 years. Chef Schwarz is a DVC alumni and former student of Chef...
The Contra Costa Community College District recently announced its newest addition to the leadership staff, Jennifer Ortega, who will be taking over as the Director of Communications and Community Relations....
On Jan. 21, the administration of President Donald Trump rescinded guidelines that limited immigration enforcement officers to enter sensitive locations such as schools – a break from past practice in...
Alfred “Al” Zuniga, one the founders of the La Raza Studies program at Contra Costa College, passed away on Feb. 14, according to an email from college president Kimberly Rogers. He was 91.
Zuniga,...
