Gina Channell Wilcox
President and Publisher, Embarcadero Media/East Bay Division
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About Gina
Gina Channell Wilcox has been the president and publisher of Embarcadero Media's East Bay Division since 2006. The division now includes the Pleasanton Weekly newspaper, PleasantonWeekly.com, DanvilleSanRamon.com and LivermoreVine.com. A 30-year veteran of the journalism industry, Gina worked as a reporter and editor at a daily newspaper in a Chicago suburb for 15 years while earning her bachelor’s degree in communication and a master’s degree in business administration. Before moving to California, Gina was the executive editor/association publisher at a division of the Chicago Sun-Times, where she was responsible for a daily newspaper, 14 weekly newspapers and the corresponding news sites. She has earned several state and national journalism awards, including for investigative journalism and in-depth reporting for stories such as "Troubled schools: Parents seek answers on principal turnover, other concerns" and editorials such as "Livermore downtown referendum raises serious questions".Stories by Gina
Bringing hope to victims and survivors of abuse
To continue assisting victims and survivors of abuse, Chest of Hope is hosting a fundraiser, 'Music for Hope,' on Oct. 29 at Wente Vineyards in Livermore. Fleetwood Mask, a tribute band endorsed by Mick Fleetwood, will perform.[Sunday, September 11, 2022]
Cal High principal Keefer resigns position to return to teaching
Some are questioning the timing of Cal High principal Megan Keefer's resignation, given the recent controversy over the school's cheer squad mascot that went viral on social media and the district's response.[Friday, June 17, 2022]
Soros-backed PAC spends $1 million on local DA campaign
Update: A PAC with a majority of its funding from billionaire George Soros has contributed more than $1 million to Diana Becton's campaign for Contra Costa County District Attorney. Becton and her challenger, Mary Knox, respond.[Wednesday, June 1, 2022]
Soros-backed PAC spends $1 million on local DA campaign
A political action committee funded by billionaire investor George Soros has contributed more than $1 million to Diana Becton's campaign for Contra Costa County District Attorney.[Sunday, May 29, 2022]
'If you don't pray, you learn how to pray'
Now, at 97 years old, Danville resident Joe Alvarez can look back at what was gained and what was lost personally and in terms of the country he served during World War II and later in the Korean War.[Friday, May 27, 2022]
Livermore man arrested in connection with a series of sexual batteries
A Livermore man has been arrested in connection with a series of sexual batteries involving female joggers near the running trail on East Avenue and Vasco Road over the past two months.[Sunday, January 23, 2022]
Livermore man arrested in connection with a series of sexual batteries
A Livermore man has been arrested in connection with a series of sexual batteries involving female joggers near the running trail on East Avenue and Vasco Road over the past two months.[Saturday, January 22, 2022]
Tri-Valley students will be provided no-cost at-home COVID tests
All four Tri-Valley school districts received COVID-19 antigen home test kits to provide students returning to school after the holiday break.[Tuesday, January 4, 2022]
NFL legend: Pleasanton's John Madden dies at age 85
Hall of Fame coach, broadcasting legend and Pleasanton resident John Madden died unexpectedly Tuesday at the age of 85.[Tuesday, December 28, 2021]
Publisher's Note -- The future matters: Membership drive underway to support local journalism, nonprofits
We are holding a Fall Membership Drive. Through Nov. 11, we are asking at least 200 readers to join the thousands of their neighbors who are already members of DanvilleSanRamon.com and become a Basic Annual Member at $120.[Thursday, November 4, 2021]
