To honor its 50th anniversary a former Black Panther Party member discussed the organization’s decline, local origins and the political marginalization of the family structure.
As part of a W.E.B....
The history behind Africa’s first independent nation, its accomplishments and complexities were brought forth during the Black History Month event, “Out of Slavery: How free African-American slaves...
RICHMOND — A group of nine volunteers, including employees of the Watershed Project, came together on Rheem Avenue for a very different Valentine’s Day activity on Feb. 14.
The Watershed Project,...
The district will soon commence its search for a new leader.
Chancellor Helen Benjamin will retire on Dec. 31 this year, when her administrative contract expires.
Dr. Benjamin, who served in the role...
In January, the price of crude oil dropped to $27 per barrel, down 25 percent from last year, bringing the AAA national average for a gallon of regular gas to $2.40, $1 cheaper than this time last...
To adhere to the Healthy Eating and Active Living (HEAL) initiative that encompasses all of its citywide programs, the City of San Pablo held its Punt Pass and Kick (PPK) Health Bowl on Saturday at Comet...
The third annual Financial Aid Awareness Day introduced students to resources on campus at the Student Services Center Plaza from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m on Feb. 3.
Contra Costa College students were introduced...
The “Chef-a-holics” won the Iron Chef Competition hosted by the culinary art department on Wednesday in the Three Season Restaurant.
Contra Costa College student participants in the challenge were...
The men’s soccer team failed to seal a playoff berth or win a Bay Valley Conference Championship for almost a decade prior to the now BVC Coach of the Year taking control of the program in 2014.
BVC...
After ending last season on a nine-game losing streak, the baseball team is off to an impressive start by earning its third win in a 2-0 defensive battle against Mission College (1-1) on Saturday in Santa...
