Judith Prieve
Vallejo Times-Herald
San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Judith:
East Bay schools push back start date, plan to open with remote learning
Byron, Discovery Bay schools were on track to start within two weeks, but will now open on Aug. 10. → Read More
Far East Contra Costa schools diverge on in-person, remote learning
Students will be divided by grade and attend classes in-person every other day in Brentwood and Oakley high schools. → Read More
Pittsburg slices 8 percent from general fund for $43 million budget
New one-year Pittsburg budget tightens expenses, relies on Measure M sales tax dollars and reserve funds → Read More
Retired East Bay police officer shoots son after confrontation with wife
Officer said his son has a history of psychiatric issues. → Read More
Antioch council hears ideas on policing issues, agrees to hire moderator
Forum topics ranged from systemic racism, police reform, including hiring practices, excessive use of force, codes of conduct, demilitarization of the force, and more. → Read More
Antioch cancels holiday fireworks, parade but offers other activities
Antioch parks have been open for health and fitness opportunities since June 1. → Read More
Antioch hosts roundtable to hear about policing issues and more
Council wants to find out more about police-community relations in Antioch. → Read More
East Bay mobile construction sign says ‘Don’t slow for protestors’
Another sign at Round Valley proclaimed ‘No liberals in the park’ → Read More
East Bay city approves new stringent standards for unsightly vacant buildings, sites
Brentwood says the intent of new rules is to improve the city’s overhaul quality of life. → Read More
Antioch activists march to demand police officers’ resignations, call for reforms
Community members call for reform and for making city leaders and police accountable for their actions. → Read More
State’s trailers to temporarily house homeless in Antioch to remain empty for now
Antioch plans to launch a temporary housing program, to provide supportive services working with the county for homeless families. → Read More
J.C. Penney closures include Sun Valley mall store
Antioch store is not on the new list of 13 closures → Read More
East Bay leaders consider merits of police advisory board amid talks of injustice, racism
Pittsburg council discuss policing issues and more at a virtual roundtable conference. → Read More
Profile: John Krause locks up the flavor at Big House Beans
Big House Beans will soon open a new cafe in Oakland, coffee window at Brentwood Library and more. → Read More
Pittsburg to host roundtable on race relations, policing matters
The roundtable will focus on race, discrimination, injustice and police-community relations. → Read More
Police investigation shuts down part of Highway 4 eastbound
Officials said they could not estimate when the Highway 4 would reopen. → Read More
Antioch council rejects police reform committee, opts for larger forums
Mayor Sean Wright called for a bigger forum, a series of meetings, where all council members, community members and leaders could participate. → Read More
Brentwood’s longest-serving mayor says he won’t seek a fifth term
Taylor has been credited with spearheading efforts for a new library, senior center, bypass and Sand Creek interchanges and more. → Read More
St. Vincent de Paul to give out boxes of free food on Friday
Nonprofit, food bank plans to distribute 500 boxes of fresh fruits, vegetables and more. → Read More
Health officials say ‘stay out of the water’ after harmful algal blooms found
Extensive cyanobacteria was found throughout the bay with elevated cyanotoxins near slow-moving areas, officials say. → Read More