Local food banks and pantries are encouraged to apply for grants that start at $5,000.
The peace sign was lit for New Year's.
Castro Valley residents can receive awards, prizes, and giveaways this year.
The Thursday evening sky was beautiful.
Explore Castro Valley’s top trails to stay active, connect with nature and start the new year on the right foot.
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The shooting star show is known for bright fireballs — explosions of light and color that can persist longer than an average meteor streak.
Tony Farley took this lovely photo.
The Geminids are considered the top meteor shower of the year.
The library branch is undergoing a major renovation.
The San Lorenzo Creek site will be preserved under Indigenous stewardship.
The beautiful bounty was grown by Guy and Vicky Milam of Castro Valley.
Can you guess this East Bay peak?
The turtles found a perfect perch for sunning themselves.
Lake Chabot was a glorious sight last Friday.
The pole is flying the U.S., State of California, and POW/MIA flags.
Look in the center of the sky to see the comet.
Here’s some information I received at the Farmers Market.
The young dancers are raising money for a trip to Disneyland.
Final signups are underway for the cleanup crew at Castro Valley Creek Trail.
Saturn appears at its brightest one day this week. Here's where to look.
Calves are adorable, but the park district advises you to keep your distance. Leashing requirements; who to call for an animal in distress.
The moon will look full for four consecutive nights. The weather forecast calls for clear skies each night.
Marci Loss took this charming photo in Fairview.
The Perseid Meteor Shower 2024 is about to reach its peak.
Flowers are are their full summer glory.
"The Pivot Points project employs nature to protect the shoreline and communities from rising tides and storms."
Delta Aquariids, Alpha Capricornids share peak. When to look up in Castro Valley.
The project is slated to be operational next spring.
Mark your calendar for this free, fun outing at Lake Chabot.
Keep your eye on the sky this weekend as a full moon illuminates the night sky.
If you haven't spied them yet, the peak is still ahead.
It's your state, it's your shot. This is California in photos.
The event on July 20 will be followed by a festival featuring food, drinks, vendors, photo walls and more.
The East Bay Regional Park District has extended closures.
Dozens of parks are now closed and will not reopen until after the 4th of July — see the full list.
The moon will appear large as it peeks over the horizon.
Jenny Lin Foundation's free 5-week music program starts June 10 & concludes with concert July 13. Join our band, orchestra or choir now!
So many varieties and colors — as delightful as a nursery. The fragrance must be remarkable.