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    Court rules against Antioch board in fight with coalition it co-founded▼Antioch board dealt blow in court fight against the coalition the university co-founded✉newsWorldLaw & Courts17 h ago

    A court has ruled against Antioch University's board in its legal dispute with a coalition the university itself helped establish. The case centres on governance and control of the coalition, an unusual fight given Antioch's founding role in it. Higher education outlets are covering the ruling as a notable setback for the board.

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    Marmots Turn Up in San Francisco and Antioch After Hitching Rides▼Two mountain marmots appeared separately in San Francisco and Antioch in September after apparently hitch✉newsEnvironmentWildlife1 d ago

    Two mountain marmots were spotted separately in San Francisco and Antioch in September, far from their usual alpine habitat, after apparently hitching rides on vehicles. The unusual appearances in urban Bay Area locations puzzled wildlife officials and residents, raising questions about how the animals traveled and whether more stowaway marmots could show up in the region.

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    Lions Clubs benefit concert set for El Campanil Theatre▼Lions Clubs International Visions in Harmony benefit concert at El Campanil Theatre Oct. 3✉newsCultureTheatre5 h ago

    Lions Clubs International will hold a Visions in Harmony benefit concert at the El Campanil Theatre in Antioch, California on October 3. The event supports the service organization's charitable work, and local coverage in the Antioch Herald is helping spread word of the fundraiser to community members in the region.

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    Legendary Movement Church receives keys to Antioch's El Campanil Theatre●Legendary Movement Church gets keys to legendary El Campanil Theatre✉newsCultureTheatre56 min ago

    Legendary Movement Church has been handed the keys to the historic El Campanil Theatre in Antioch, California, marking a new chapter for the landmark venue. The transfer, reported by the Antioch Herald, suggests the congregation will take over operation or stewardship of the theater, a longtime cultural centerpiece in the downtown area.