Looking for trusted climate and social justice endorsements this election? Our 2026 Contra Costa County Climate Voter Guides highlight key candidates and measures to help you cast a values-driven ballot this November.
Looking for trusted climate and social justice endorsements this election? Our 2026 Contra Costa County Climate Voter Guides highlight key candidates and measures to help you cast a values-driven ballot this November.
On the November 3 ballot, Bay Area voters will decide on Measure RTM, the Bay Area Transit Tax.
The measure is designed to prevent the closure of key public transit stations and routes.
For Highway 4 commuters in Contra Costa County, its passage could help keep the region moving and avoid worsening gridlock.
Propositions often pass or fail by slim margins. Every vote counts! See our recommendations on key climate, social justice, and voting rights measures. Your ballot choices shape California’s future.
Plans for a coal shipping terminal in Oakland could worsen air quality for Contra Costa and Alameda residents. Learn about the health risks, community concerns, and how you can get involved to help protect local air quality.
Explore Contra Costa’s new Climate Action Portal—a one-stop hub for residents to join campaigns, attend local events, and find city-specific opportunities for climate action. Get connected and take the first step toward a more sustainable future in your community.
Pittsburg’s planned AI data center has residents concerned about air quality, noise, and environmental impacts as the city prepares for groundbreaking.
What does a sustainable Walnut Creek look like? The city’s 2023 Sustainability Action Plan is driving cleaner air, greener transportation, smarter water use, and less waste.
