By Tabitha Remington, CONTRIBUTOR
As the new year started, COVID-19 flooded the world forcing everyday life to come to a halt. California Governor, Gavin Newsom, declared a shelter in place order...
Fear in the immigrant community created by COVID-19
By Griselda Amador,
CONTRIBUTOR For millions of Americans forced to stay home due to COVID-19 restrictions this means losing a job, struggling to...
Bay Area Founded Animal Rights Social Movement
By Lillian Follrath , CONTRIBUTOR
Direct Action Everywhere, abbreviated as DXE, is a community based social campaign group that organizes protests in support...
By PIONEER STAFF
The Hayward Fire Department has set up a free public COVID-19 testing site at Tennyson Park, in front of Fire Station 7. “It’s for anybody, regardless of residency. You don’t have...
By Sean Serrano , CONTRIBUTOR
Carlos Bee Boulevard is a long, four-way street leading to Cal State East Bay for many students. Going up the hill is a gas-consuming commute that ends in a big electronic...
By Arwa Dahir, STAFF WRITER
Fears about COVID-19 has Americans flooding food banks at an unprecedented level. Food banks across America are now experiencing high food demand, as they provide many Americans...
By James Lanaras, Bay City News Service
Sonoma County officials will host a live Virtual Town Hall about the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, on radio, television and online Wednesday night.
"We...
By Justin Tatum, CONTRIBUTOR
San Ramon Valley Education Association (SRVEA) met at Dougherty High School on February 17th to rally teachers and parents that are going on strike could soon be a reality....
By Daniel Montes, BAY CITY NEWS SERVICE
Police in San Francisco announced Wednesday they've identified a man seen in a widely shared viral video, who was the victim of a robbery in the city's Bayview...
By Nate Gartrell, BAY CITY NEWS SERVICE
It started with a bizarre nighttime incident, in a dimly-lit area by an office building’s dumpsters, where a man allegedly drove up, attempted to pull a custodian...
By Dan Rosenheim,
BAY CITY NEWS SERVICE
Walking down an East Bay hills trail in February, you might at first think you saw an odd rust covering much of the trailside vegetation.
But then you will notice...
By Julia Cheever, BAY CITY NEWS SERVICE
A federal judge sharply criticized PG&E at a hearing in San Francisco on Wednesday, saying that the utility had fallen "far behind" in comply- ing with its wildfire...
