The renovated park will include new playground and exercise equipment, fresh landscaping, picnic areas, and more.
Williams, who has been with the town since 1996, succeeds Joe Calabrigo on July 1.
Not this May! Or last May.
Laxmi's Bakery on Hartz Avenue is a family-owned bakery from renowned Chef Laxmi Budhathoki.
Red curbs will be added at key intersections downtown to improve visibility and comply with California’s new Daylighting Law.
The council is poised to approve the contract of Tai Williams, assistant town manager who has worked for Danville since 1996.
The Kitchen is the heart of the home.
Local residents are asked to weigh in on the type of mental health and behavioral support they'd like to see the county provide.
Danville police joined other Tri-Valley police departments on May 21 in enforcing e-bike regulations.
Accessorizing has become an artform, in and of itself!
When fashion is laced with compassion, EVERYBODY WINS!
The town appears poised to implement a new Landscaping & Lighting Assessment District, which recalculates how rates are determined.
Viet Nam Veterans of Diablo Valley are hosting a ceremony at Oak Hill Park, followed that evening by the ceremonial lighting of the beacon.
Yes, you should care about the U.S. debt downgrade.
SRVFPD firefighters deployed rescue airbags to release a tiny dog trapped under a shed in a Danville backyard.
A Danville teen and his cousin are accused of breaking into a Santa Rosa church and causing serious damage. They face felony charges.
Renewal of this iconic structure transcends city limits.
Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to spotlight students excelling in academics, athletics and community service.
The Town Council will consider five flashing beacons along the Iron Horse Trail and another in front of Monte Vista High School.
Emotional Support + Financial Support = SUCCESS!
The town has announced its lineup of free movie screenings and concerts that will take place on the Town Green and Oak Hill Park.
Residents are encouraged to register barbecues, porch parties and more that will be visited by local officers.
Bob Garaventa submitted this stunning photo of sun, clouds, and fog from the top of Mt. Diablo.
Camp Knots and Bolts will teach students entering grades 3-5 the basics of robotics and coding.
Danville police will join other Tri-Valley departments in cracking down on e-bike violations.
Be the first one at the door for this “standing room only” event.
The Danville Youth Council event will feature panels, therapy dogs, and volunteering for the underserved.
Warren Buffett surprised the world with the announcement last Saturday that he was retiring as the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway
Danville residents have about a week and a half to vote on whether to increase Lighting and Landscape Assessment District fees.
Two Danville students received scholarships sponsored by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
A Camino Tassajara development could include two deed-restricted ADU rentals for low-income households under a new proposal.
Local photographers are encouraged to submit photos of Danville to be considered as the cover of the Fall 2025 Activity Guide.
Many streets downtown will close starting 4 a.m. Sunday for the run.
PRESENTATION IS EVERYTHING!
uNeed A Coach helps young people launch from college to career, filling a gap in support and giving them the edge to succeed.
Just Food For Dogs opened a new pantry on Sycamore Road that offers a variety of fresh, gourmet meals for dogs.
Here are some special ways around town to show Mom you care.
Buy that item that brings joy to your ears for a song!
SRVHS student Soha Guller created the "Climate Challenge" app, which provides games and trivia related to environmentalism.
On Saturday, parents will learn tips on how to protect their kids, and kids will enjoy two petting zoos and a fire truck.