John Baldwin Elementary students earned a PETA award after fundraising and advocating for the habitat of two bald eagles.
Celebrate the longest night of the year with live music, games, food and drink from Danville restaurants, and more.
Construction on the Diablo Road Multi-Use Trail Project will involve grading activities on the east side of the sidewalk.
The Sycamore Square grocery store is the second Lucky location to close in the Tri-Valley in less than three years.
Officials say the changes are aimed at improving safety and preventing damage to park facilities.
Downtown Danville streets will close this weekend for a community health event and A Brighter Day Car Show.
Catch the best games and enter for a chance to win U.S. National Men's Soccer Team swag.
"Art in the Dark," which will debut in October, will feature indoor and outdoor art reflecting on concepts of light, darkness, and shadows.
The Bay Area native was holding up two books: "Dune" and "The Odyssey," both of which she plays a role in their movie adaptations.
People reported feeling the quake across the area, including as far as Vallejo and Oakland.
Kids will enjoy free story time, two concerts, and arts and crafts.
The Saturday event includes a flag-raising ceremony, keynote speakers, performances and family-friendly activities.
Danville is celebrating the summer with a variety of free outdoor concerts and family-friendly movie screenings.
See preliminary Contra Costa totals for the governor's race, countywide measure, Zone 7, and. congressional races.
The proposed spending plan maintains current service levels, funds public safety and infrastructure projects, and raises most user fees.
Danville voters will weigh in on their governor, member of Congress, assemblymember, and more.
The Orchard, located near Costco and San Ramon Creek, will launch pre-sales this summer. Prices are expected in the mid-$1 million range.
Edwin Emmett Lickiss, Jr., 78, pleaded guilty to defrauding nearly 100 investors of millions of dollars from 1998 to 2024, the DOJ said.
The 78-year-old faces decades in prison and a possible half a million dollar fine at sentencing.
Police say they attempted to stop the 12-year-old, but he continued speeding up to 45 mph through residential neighborhoods.
Danville native Monique Moufarrej, a fine dining veteran whose parents own Incontro, opened Albi’s on Hartz Avenue.
Danville and other Tri-Valley cities are asked to consider using tourism assessment fees to help fund a 100,000-square-foot event center.
PG&E shut off power to hundreds in the eastern hills, while over 2,000 Tri-Valley customers face unplanned outages.
Carson Lee partnered with the ALS Network after watching his sister-in-law struggle with everyday tasks during her battle with ALS.
One joyful morning at the library shows how community support helps children learn, read, and grow.
National Charity League’s Vista Oak chapter recognized students from several local high schools for leadership and volunteer work.
Two Danville students received $2500 scholarships sponsored by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Tickets are available for the Danville Lions Club's Restaurant Walk, which will include local food, beer, and wine.
Local youth have extra time to submit designs for two pianos.
An Abraham Lincoln re-enactor will help the community welcome a renovated All Wars Memorial at Oak Hill Park.
Gas prices are at a record high, but Circle K is offering some relief Thursday.
Monte Vista senior Ethan Klets founded Goals of Hope, which aims to provide confidence and friendship for newly-arrived Ukrainian children.
The Danville Town Council will determine whether to declare a public nuisance on a vacant campsite it says is full of debris.
A 67-year-old man died in a multi-vehicle crash in Livermore. Authorities are still searching for a semi-truck driver who fled.
Twelve Danville artists and 79 artists around the Tri-Valley are opening up their studios to the public this weekend.
Free naloxone boxes will be placed in accessible sites across the San Ramon Valley, including at the Danville Library.
Enjoy special deals, tastings, and experiences from 35 local businesses, including a unique ice cream and wine pairing.
Some of the world's finest Ferraris will be on display outside the Blackhawk Museum.
“It has truly been life-changing to meet so many people who love Danville as much as I do,” Stepper said.