Special Moraga-Orinda Fire Agency Board Meeting Called

Directors will consider appointing a District 2 representative during Thursday’s special meeting at Orinda Library.

Candidates Meet Residents At Lamorinda Forum Tonight

Tonight’s forum features council, fire district, and school board candidates, plus November ballot proposition presentations.

Oprah’s Book Club Favorite Wins Contra Costa Book Of The Year

“The Girls Who Grew Big” follows a fierce, tight-knit group of outcast teenage mothers who nickname themselves "The Girls."

Arrest Reveals New Details In East Bay BART Shooting That Injured 3: Report

Police arrested one suspect after an argument erupted into gunfire, disrupting service during the evening Monday commute.

Rising Gas Prices Squeeze Contra Costa Animal Rescue

Joybound says fuel costs add hundreds of dollars monthly to vehicles serving Contra Costa pets.

Latest Inspection For Temple Isaiah Contra Costa Expansion Project

The synagogue remains under construction and must pass final inspection after crews complete the building.

Moraga Commission Weighs 27-Home Terrace Subdivision

Proposal would place two-story houses and seven ADUs on a vacant six-acre Moraga site on Sept. 29.

Imagine Hearing the Declaration of Independence for the First Time

n 1776, news traveled at the speed of a horse, a ship—or a person carrying an extraordinary piece of paper.

Leak Forces East Bay Whole Foods Evacuation

A refrigerant leak forced managers to evacuate and close the Contra Costa grocery store Tuesday morning.

Candidates Night Brings Local Contra Costa Election Races Together

Moraga Citizens Network will host candidates for several local races on Oct. 6.

Investigators Seek Contra Costa Victims In Multistate Trafficking Case

Antioch man faces multiple charges as investigators trace alleged trafficking activity involving minors across states.

Lamorinda Shaking Off Sleepy Small Town Vibes

New cafes, bars, galleries, and a major CreekHaus project fresh energy in Orinda’s downtown.

After St. Mary's Rugby Player Dies, Family Seeks Answers: Report

Dominic Peterson, 19, collapsed during a training run five days after moving into his dorm.

Family Of Saint Mary's College Rugby Star Speaks Out Following Sudden Death

Dominic's father, Robert Peterson, said Dominic spent "all summer running every hill in our neighborhood."

City Weighs $30K Deal For Lamorinda Downtown Recreation, Commemorative Bench Applications

The proposed agreement would fund nonprofit-led programs for seniors, youths, and community events.

Record Labor Day Gas Prices Projected: What Lamorinda Motorists Should Know

Record Labor Day Gas Prices Expected: Where To Find Cheapest Gas In Lamorinda

Plans For Major Cancer Support Community Center In Lamorinda

The two-story Lafayette center would provide free services for cancer patients and their loved ones according to plans submitted.

Beloved 101-Year-Old Bike Shop Closing In Contra Costa

The Lafayette bicycle shop will close Aug. 31 after serving Bay Area cyclists since 1925.

Lafayette Committee Takes Up Trails Projects Tuesday

The Trails Subcommittee will discuss maintenance, projects, easements, markers, and Lafayette’s Trails Plan at Tuesday’s meeting.

Lafayette Reservoir Walkers Get Smoother Path: Report

A heavily used reservoir path is getting rebuilt alongside the more dramatic tower seismic project.

Key Lamorinda Committee Interview Set For Veteran Engineer

A Lafayette resident with decades of engineering experience seeks a seat on the city committee.

Lafayette Considers Cancelling City Council Election

Three candidates qualified for three council seats, potentially allowing Lafayette officials to cancel the election.

Police Investigate Two Threats At Lamorinda Schools

Police are investigating calls reported at two local school while determining threat credibility Monday.

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Planners Weigh 'Permit-Ready' ADU Proposals In East Bay

Lafayette planners will consider a school permit, hillside home, and pre-approved ADU designs Monday night citywide.

Rough Suspect Making Slow Getaway Caught By Police In Lamorinda

Officers tracked down an adventurous suspect after the runaway wandered onto Camino Pablo alone.

Former Williams-Sonoma Executive Admits $16M Fraud Scheme

Former executive admitted taking kickbacks and diverting commissions while overseeing Williams-Sonoma warehouse contracts nationwide.

Farmers Market Week Urges Local Food Support: Find Your Lamorinda Growers

Agriculture secretary urges Americans to visit farmers markets in support of local producers and rural communities this week.

Lafayette Council Tackles Lawsuit, Appointments, Legislative Positions Monday

Council members will weigh a property lawsuit settlement, board appointments, and state legislation recommendations Monday evening.

House Fire Triggers Three-Alarm Battle In Lamorinda: Report

Crews overcame water, access, and electrical hazards while containing a Lafayette mansion fire without civilian injuries.

Moraga Rib Throwdown Feast Fuels School Fundraising

Families, barbecue competitors, and local businesses will gather Saturday to support Moraga schools through friendly culinary competition.

Woman, 74, Arrested In Bear Spray Attack At Bay Area Trader Joe's

Police arrested a 74-year-old woman after eight people were exposed to bear spray during a grocery store parking lot dispute.

If You See Smoke: Moraga Fire Crews Ignite Planned Ridge Burn Tuesday

Prescribed fire will reduce wildfire fuels, protect evacuation routes, and may produce visible smoke through early afternoon.

Wildfire, E-Bikes, Taxes, And Housing Topped Lamorinda Annual Meeting Agenda

Summer recess pauses local council meetings, but Lamorinda reps met discussed transportation, wildfire, and housing during annual summit.

Moraga Fire District Plans Mulholland Ridge Burn

Crews will treat 1.5 acres Monday morning to strengthen a strategic wildfire fuel break nearby.

Three Homes Proposed On Lafayette Corner Parcel

A county hearing will consider a three-lot subdivision, tree removals, and infrastructure exception requests in unincorporated Lafayette.

Looking Forward And To Past At Lafayette Annual State Of City Address

Looking at city priorities, recognizing volunteers, and watching the annual address in person or online at 2026 State of the City address.

Lafayette Exec Takes Helm At Walnut Creek Chamber Of Commerce

Lafayette business strategist Caitlin Meaney Burrows succeeds Bob Linscheid as Walnut Creek Chamber president and chief executive officer.

Watch: Historic Seismic Transformation Begins On Lafayette Reservoir Tower

Crews removed the tower's upper section as officials addressed earthquake risks threatening downstream communities and infrastructure.

Temple Isaiah Returns To Planning Commission With Expansion Plans

The Lafayette Planning Commission will consider again a major expansion at Temple Isaiah and a new hillside home during tonight's meeting.

The Invisible Inheritance: Why Emotional Intelligence Beats IQ for Your Child

The hidden relational blueprints quietly deciding whether your teen will thrive in the AI-era workplace—and how to upgrade them.

Election Security: 2-Step Verification? Try 48-Steps

Contra Costa County Shares How Election Officials Protect Your Vote

ELsherbini For US Congress

Mohamed ELsherbini announces candidacy for US Congress California D10th

How to Pay for Energy Storage & Have Power During Outages

Solar loans, leases, and PPAs help Californians go solar, install battery storage systems and have power during utility outages.

What Oil & Gas Companies Don’t Want You to Know About Solar

Experts debunk 9 utility-fueled myths so you can make an informed decision about solar energy for your home.