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A year-long investigation alleges a former tourism district employee caused approximately $55,000 in financial losses.
Coming up: Demo Drives & Fro Yo! on the Concord Patch calendar
A Chevrolet driver died, and a Toyota driver suffered injuries in Wednesday night's Concord collision.
Also, don’t miss Demo Drives & Fro Yo! on the Concord Patch calendar
Also, don’t miss Aqua Fit/Water Aerobics on the Concord Patch calendar
And on the Concord Patch calendar - Aqua Fit/Water Aerobics
Agriculture secretary urges Americans to visit farmers markets in support of local producers and rural communities this week.
Five years after opening, the brewery seeks a path to community, sustainability, and local partnerships.
A judge imposed consecutive life terms after jury convicted a Contra Costa man of murdering a former girlfriend in front of young son.
Concerts, family films, and live performances give East Bay residents plenty of entertainment options this weekend together.
Fake Facebook post says film will trace the path of a CCCo supervisor from closeted police officer to groundbreaking elected leader.
Former juvenile hall therapist faces felony charges as family prepares lawsuit alleging years of grooming and oversight failures.
The exhibit at Visit Concord gives visitors a chance to explore the history, tragedy, and civil rights legacy of Port Chicago events.
Free information sessions introduce Contra Costa residents to paid maritime job training with employer connections and certifications.
Owners thank firefighters, neighbors, and loyal customers after overnight blaze severely damaged the longtime local gathering place.
Two Contra Costa County boys who were the subject of a missing alert were found safe but the reason for their disappearance is unclear.
Authorities say two brothers, Isaiah and Gianni Figueroa, disappeared nearly a week ago and may be traveling with a 33-year-old woman.
Contra Costa County D.A. concludes Brentwood officers lawfully used deadly force after armed suspect turned toward them during struggle.
Annual remembrance marks a pivotal World War II tragedy that reshaped military civil rights and American history.
Free concerts, farmers market vendors, and family activities continue throughout the summer in Todos Santos Plaza.
Concord and Pleasant Hill locations use artificial intelligence to identify suspected repeat shoplifters before thefts occur.
Jurors heard testimony before ruling the Brentwood woman's death accidental after her fatal police detention.
A vivid sunset paints the evening sky in shades of pink, purple, and orange over a quiet Concord neighborhood.
An encampment cleanup in Antioch turned violent after police said a woman bit an officer, who then struck the woman.
Wednesday's leak adds to a series of refinery incidents that have drawn public attention in recent years.
Pittsburg holding a meeting on data center after residents raised concerns about water use, energy demand, noise, and neighborhood impacts.
Residents can question Sheriff about military equipment purchases, use, costs, and oversight during an annual, required public meeting.
A barricaded man surrendered after threatening officers, sparking evacuations, and prompting a lengthy SWAT response.
A Concord memorabilia dealer in fake Willie Mays collectibles scheme sentenced Tuesday.
Brentwood considers banning new data centers as opposition spreads across Northern California.
A clinic seeks approval to relocate and expand services for children with autism and other developmental differences.
Hazardous chemical emergency prompts shelter-in-place reported for parts of Concord and Pleasant Hill.
Contra Costa County residents asked to help shape the future of East Bay parks at a Community Fair Saturday.
Two councilmembers want Brentwood to consider banning new data centers before any projects are proposed within city limits.
California fire agencies warn that soaring costs, years-long delivery delays, and market consolidation are straining emergency response.
Burglars stripped a nonprofit of technology used for tutoring, homework help, job readiness training, and educational workshops.
Police warn thieves are targeting several vehicle makes and models across Concord as property crimes rise.
Contra Costa County Shares How Election Officials Protect Your Vote
Mohamed ELsherbini announces candidacy for US Congress California D10th
Starting hospice sooner than later helps both the patient and family. By Kendra Strey
Sanitize Your Surroundings
Solar loans, leases, and PPAs help Californians go solar, install battery storage systems and have power during utility outages.
Experts debunk 9 utility-fueled myths so you can make an informed decision about solar energy for your home.