PG&E reported weather-related power outages Tuesday in all three cities.
Spring evokes a time of renewal.
The award from the East Bay Regional Park District and Regional Parks Foundation is named for the late Park District Board Member Ted Radke.
The Welcome Home Baby effort includes support during infant development, as well as pre-school and day care years.
Collecting any mushrooms in East Bay Regional Parks is not allowed.
This year’s climate system obviously calls for reinforcements.
Chapter members and other community supporters knit baby hats, which are also included.
Those who attend one of the programs in the series will have the opportunity to enter a drawing for recreational gear.
If children do not feel comfortable in their attire, they do not attend to the learning task.
The winning piece will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol and the winner will be invited to Washington D.C.
If children are not comfortable with their clothing, they will not “cognitively” show up for school.
Create a welcoming environment while ensuring a better life for others.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Star Students who make life better in California with contributions big and small.
Patch loves photos! Share your photos with your local Patch, and your work could be featured.
This Just In: Western Jewelry Event Starts Thursday, February 16!
To assure a pleasant shopping experience for all, the store will invite in a limited number of shoppers at a time.
Here are a few of the resources you might want to try.
The job fair is virtual but advance registration is required. See the link below.
Due to fire regulations, there will be a limited number of shoppers entering the thrift shop at any one time.
An opening reception is planned for Saturday and the exhibit runs through the end of February.
Due to fire regulations, there will be a limited number of shoppers entering the shop at any one time.
"They've just finished putting in a new yard and they've lost it all," said Nan Andrews, a neighbor.
No one should go hungry!
Step up your game.
Contra Costa County Library's new Celebrate Diversity webpage features staff-curated booklists, blog posts, upcoming events and more.
The Trust thanked residents of Lamorinda and across the Bay Area for providing the means for another huge win for conservation.
Where does the time go?
We all know someone who's making a difference. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Lamorinda.
Ava Freeman will be recognized during Contra Costa County's 45th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ceremony.
The number of reports increased from a little more than 11,000 in 2021 to more than 23,000 in 2022 just through October.
If you plan ahead, you could save money twice!
Volunteers (l to r) Elaine Kowalik, Anna Webb, President Veronica Gant and Shari Carpenter marvel at Ms. Richardson's (l of tree) creations.
If you haven't already, join the more than 3,100 people who participated in Read Contra Costa this year.
Laurel Birch, Brighton and Chicos will be “in the house!”
This just in!
Save the Dates: Tuesday, November 22-24!
Meet Dean Jones, a U.S. Air Force veteran, and Laura McKeeagan, a U.S. Army veteran.
Brighten your Thanksgiving with delightful eye candies seen here.
Here's what time the sun will set Sunday and when the sun will rise Monday once we "fall back."