A daycare center and the 18-month-old's parents are also named In the suit filed on behalf of the child's surviving siblings.
City Council approved the release of a request for proposals from qualified organizations to implement the plan's seven strategies.
Are you prepared for an earthquake or other natural disaster? The City of Concord is hosting an Emergency Preparedness Fair.
Concord is piloting new software called Wordly to make its Council meetings more accessible.
A Bay Area County Elections Office warned residents to be vigilant about the texting scam, which has been reported statewide.
Thanks to a $10,000 city contribution, get a $50 bonus gift card with every original $100 gift card purchase, $25 for $50, or $10 for $20.
Those interested in running for office are asked to watch a short video about the four important steps they need to take.
The city scooped up readers' choice awards in two categories of the magazine's annual Best Of The East Bay.
The declaration comes nearly 10 months after state officials first detected populations of the Oriental fruit fly in the area.
The Rick Judd Commons, under construction at 1315 Galindo St., will consist of 62 affordable rental units. Here's what to know.
Community members can learn more about the Concord Naval Weapons Station Reuse project and the planning process and share their feedback.
The city's inclusive public planning process involves rezoning select properties in higher-resource neighborhoods.
Four of the city's Capital Improvement Projects won Project of the Year and City Engineer Carlton Thompson won Manager of the Year.
The referendum proponent did not gather enough signatures to move forward with a ballot measure.
The 2023 report analyzes tenancies and rents in Concord, provides a landlord registration and program compliance analysis and more.
See a map of projects underway this month, plus where to find timely updates on traffic impacts related to the work.
The popular concert + farmers market series is on Thursdays from June -September at Todos Santos Plaza. See the lineup below.
The city is holding two community meetings for the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rezoning Project. See a map of the proposed.
The Concord Police Department is holding the meeting under Assembly 481 and invites the community to attend.
The 2,300-acre site will feature 12,200 homes, 6 million square feet of commercial space and 880 acres of green space.
The developer's plan calls for 25% of the housing to be designated affordable for the area, a significant amount in the pricey East Bay.
The move stalls the implementation of the city's recently approved ordinance on rent stabilization and just cause for eviction.
The polls have closed, and Patch has real-time election results in Contra Costa County.
Check this list for Concord and Contra Costa County drop box locations, early voting, and local measures and candidates.
California 2024 primary election: scores of local, state and national races take place March 5. Here's what to know.
BREAKING: One city has declared a state of emergency and said the public can expect delays in non-emergency services.
Hear what the mayor had to say on numerous items including homelessness, public safety, new businesses and more.
The Concord City Council was scheduled to consider Brookfield's Term Sheet this week but that has been postponed.
The ordinance approved by a 4-1 vote establishes rent stabilization and just cause for eviction policies for rental properties.
The Executive Office for Immigration Review opened the new facility where immigration cases from several counties will be heard.
The city is accepting applications for the Spring 2024 session of the Concord Community Academy.
The 44-page document is a roadmap for the city as it begins implementing the strategies to prevent and address homelessness.
The advisory committee is comprised of 11 members, one from each city in Central Contra Costa County.
The proposed regulations are complicated and the City Council has been discussing them for many months.
Are you ready to get ready for summer, parents? Registration opened Wednesday for activities offered by Concord Parks & Recreation.
U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier said his pending legislation, the Safe Landings Act, would have addressed several issues at play but is held up.
Before passing the gavel, outgoing Mayor Laura Hoffmeister had some business to attend to.
A representative for the city of Concord is sought for the board for a two-year term.
City leaders, staff and community members gathered to celebrate the completion of two exciting projects at Willow Pass Community Park.
What a wonderful holiday this will be for an area family!