Martinez City Council agreed with speakers’ recommendation Wednesday to establish a task force to examine its government operations for any racism or homophobic bias. The …
Author: Donna Beth Weilenman
Martinez City Council agreed Wednesday to pursue appointment of an anti-racism task force, and wants the Parks, Recreation, Marina and Cultural Commission’s opinions on policies …
For about three and a half hours Wednesday night, Martinez City Council heard speaker after speaker blend their advocacy for Black Lives Matter with calls …
Martinez residents won’t have a parade or a fireworks show this Independence Day because of COVID-19 restrictions. But they’ll have the chance to celebrate and …
Wallace Not Targeted, Rope In Car Stall Since October 2019 A federal attorney and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have concluded the noose rope found …
Concerned about the recent death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police and other social inequities, residents posed questions Wednesday to the Martinez …
Today’s date, June 19, is being celebrated more and more as “Juneteenth” and the end of slavery. But President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation …
Martinez residents have responded so well in replying to the United States 2020 Census that its current numbers already have beaten the 2010 results, said …
Martinez City Council amended its 2019-2020 budget at the May 20 meeting, shoring up its shortfalls through reserves, unspent funds and the one-time $525,000 in …
Martinez City Council heard reports Wednesday night from the Martinez Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Martinez before discussing ways to help downtown businesses operate …