Staff EditorNew laws aim to get California community college students to graduation faster By Uma Mazar, Staff Editor Dec 5, 2022 Load More Stories ...

The game was a clearing sweep as the Comets men’s football team took the win in an hour and a half run time, scoring 6 touchdowns and ending the game with a total of 370 yards in total offense. One ...

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 ...

The women’s basketball season has been forfeited at Contra Costa College due to injuries and a lack of players. This isn’t the first time that CCC has had to cancel the women’s basketball season, as ...

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 ...

Every town or city has a local music scene. People all come together collectively and make music for each other and share what they bring to the table. The Bay Area is, of course, one of those places ...

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, speaking to the audience, delivering her respect and devotion in supporting not only for the Vietnam Veterans but all service personnel who serve this country at Pier 1 in ...

Throughout the history of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning movement the fight for acceptance in society has been paramount in the conflict that has entrenched a community ...

From pumpkin spice lattes, Four Locos and craft beers to the nascent stages of Coca Cola over 100 years ago, a constant cultural fixture is trendy beverages. There comes a point where simply drinking ...

District Investigation: Board Member Gordon Harassed Other Board Members, Engaged in ‘Several Acts of Misconduct’ District Governing Board Member Vicki Gordon engaged in several acts of misconduct, ...

The San Francisco Giants have a good shot at winning another World Series soon. Despite their elimination last season from playoff contention, and the fact that the team has not won the Series in more ...

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, ...