Danielle Parenteau

San Francisco

Managing Editor at The Contra Costa Pulse

Managing Editor @richmondpulse. Past: @latimes, @sacbee_news, etc. Alumna: @CypressCollege, @sfsu and @ucbsoj. SF (Giants) and L.A. (Kings) fan. She/her.

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Bay Point Cuts Ribbon on New Accessible Playground at Anuta Park

Mar 21, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Danielle Parenteau |Arionna White

Bay Point Cuts Ribbon on New Accessible Playground at Anuta Park Posted at 17:33h in East Contra Costa County Supervisor Federal Glover, center with scissors, cuts the ribbon on a new playground at Anuta Park alongside Ambrose Recreation and Park District Board members. Story by Arionna White | Photos by Marcos Lopez Bay Point cut the ribbon Saturday on a new playground at Anuta Park. The new dinosaur-themed playground was renovated to give kids a safer place to play and to attract more...
Threats, Racism Allegedly Aimed at WCCUSD School Board

Mar 21, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Samantha Kennedy |Danielle Parenteau

WCCUSD School Board Says It’s Received Threats, Racist Messages Posted at 12:34h in Education, News (Screenshot captured by Samantha Kennedy / The CC Pulse)By Samantha KennedyTrustee Mister Phillips knew he might face death by joining the military.
Consequences of Hate Groups Stretch Past Members to Families

Mar 18, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Danielle Parenteau |Joe Porello

‘Closer and Closer to Losing Him Forever’: Hate Groups Prey on Young Men, Tear Families Apart Posted at 23:28h in Stop the Hate, Youth Emily Oneschuk spoke at the Eradicate Hate Global Summit about how her younger brother, Andrew, became an extremist before being killed by a fellow hate group member. (Joe Porrello / The CC Pulse) Editor’s note: The Eradicate Hate Global Summit began in 2021 in response to the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue. Last year, The CC Pulse was there for...
Hate Speech and Extremism Recruitment Rising in Video Games but Maybe Not For Long

Mar 12, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Joe Porrello |Danielle Parenteau

Hate Speech and Extremism Recruitment Rising in Video Games but Maybe Not For Long Posted at 13:40h in Arts and Culture, History, Stop the Hate Video game designer Luc Bernard, seen at the Eradicate Hate Global Summit, is enabling thousands of online players to get a free Holocaust museum ticket — in the digital world of Fortnite. (Joe Porrello / CC Pulse) Editor’s note: The Eradicate Hate Global Summit began in 2021 in response to the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue. Last year,...
Ethnic Media Spreads the Word to Help Stop the Hate

Mar 12, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Julia Métraux |Danielle Parenteau

Ethnic Media Spreads the Word to Help Stop the Hate Posted at 20:00h in California, Stop the Hate Jen Lemberger, ethnic media program manager for the California State Library; Jean Ho of News for Chinese, top right; and SweSwe Aye of the Myanmar Gazette participated in a virtual discussion on ethnic media’s role in the state’s fight to stop hate. (Screenshot captured by Julia Métraux for CC Pulse) By Julia Métraux California’s Stop the Hate ethnic media grantees are collaborating to help get...
Salesian High Earns Fourth Regional Title in School History

Mar 9, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Danielle Parenteau

Salesian High Earns Fourth Regional Title in School History Posted at 07:13h in Sports Salesian High won its 19th straight game to win the NCS regionals and advance to the state championship.
‘Living History’: Tony Thurmond Brings Black Richmond Leaders to DeAnza High

Mar 8, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Danielle Parenteau

‘Living History’: Tony Thurmond Brings Black Richmond Leaders to DeAnza High Posted at 12:07h in City Government, History, People, Politics, Women John Marquez, from left, Audrey Miles, Nathaniel Bates, Myrtle Braxton and Ahmad Anderson — who have all served the Richmond public in different ways — spoke to West Contra Costa students for Black History Month. Story and photos by Joe Porrello California State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond hosted an oral history panel...
Public’s Cries to ‘Keep Kibby’ Come Too Late as School Board Ousts Principal

Mar 7, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Samantha Kennedy |Danielle Parenteau

Public’s Cries to ‘Keep Kibby’ Come Too Late as School Board Ousts Principal Posted at 18:13h in Education, News Pinole Valley High principal Kibby Kleiman spoke in his daily school announcement the day after the West Contra Costa school board voted to reassign him, which he called “the worst and best night of my life.” (Screenshot captured by Samantha Kennedy / CC Pulse) By Samantha Kennedy The virtual and in-person crowd of 400, much of them there to save one man, was too late. Before...
Dancing to Preserve Tradition: Pittsburg Youth Uphold Folklórico Legacy

Mar 6, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Danielle Parenteau

Dancing to Preserve Tradition: Pittsburg Youth Uphold Folklórico Legacy Posted at 17:47h in Arts and Culture Dancers celebrated Mexican culture and Pittsburg history at Folklórico Extravaganza on Friday at Willow Cove Elementary.
The Contra Costa Pulse

Mar 4, 2024 | ccpulse.org | Danielle Parenteau

‘Your Vote … Gives You Power,’ Advocate Says Posted at 04:26h in National, Politics “Voting is not just about choosing a candidate. It is about shaping the future of our communities.