New taxes on gasoline and diesel fuel are generating billions of dollars for hundreds of state and local transportation projects.
The US Attorney's Office details the charges in a federal indictment.
Rep. Mark DeSaulnier will hold the meeting at Campolindo High School.
Steven Falk resigned after 23 years over philosophical differences with voters.
A survey of Bay Area county governments found that Coco officials are being paid below average salaries.
A study found that the fire district is overextended.
Many seniors would dearly love to "age in place," but may need help with transportation, shopping, and more.
The interviews will take place in early August. Our link will take you to the application form.
"This funding will help train and prepare former military personnel for high-growth civilian jobs."
They were appointed at this week's City Council Meeting.
Are you ready to pay $300 for a 6-month parking pass? Head to City Hall Tuesday night to voice your opinion on parking congestion.
Cam Burks is resigning the position effective April 20.
Regional and state proposals have alarmed council members, as proposals seek to strip away local control.
Unflavored tobacco products would not be affected by the proposed ordinance.
The city hopes that fewer young people will use tobacco if it is unflavored.
The county works "to ensure the greatest access to voting for the greatest number of voters regardless of any physical barrier."
The joint city council/school board committee would collaborate on "issues of mutual interest" related to education.
HUD's Office of Special Needs Assistance Programs awarded the funds immediately after the reopening of the federal government Friday.
It would allow for trails to connect Stanley Middle School, Lafayette Elementary and Buckeye Fields.
Applications are due next week. Residents of diverse communities are encouraged to apply.
Measure L was passed by voters in 2013. Should it be allowed to expire in 2022? The City Council is looking at the issue.
He will serve as a judge in Alameda County Superior Court.
The seat was left vacant by the death of Councilman Mark Mitchell.
Steven Falk is leaving at the end of the year after serving as city manager since 1996.
"Flavored e-cigarettes are luring young people into a nicotine addiction that can lead to a lifetime of harmful health effects."
The Lafayette City Council also will consider approving an ethics code for members.
The proposed 126-home tract has drawn concern.
The number of early voting sites has been scaled way back, from 8 in 2016 to just 3 this year. Here's the 2018 list.
The Bollinger Valley Project will increase traffic, force emergency vehicle access onto Lafayette, and other issues, Lafayette claims.
A two-lane temporary bridge has been in use since November 2017.
The law would require guns to be stored in a locked, secure container when not being handled or carried on one's person.
Gov. Jerry Brown signed a series of laws aimed and preventing wildfires, and protecting victims of fires.
Taxpayers owe $57 million in bonds for the closed Doctors Medical Center. Glazer is pursuing cost-cutting legislation.
Recently retired Judge Bruce Mills, 63, engaged in numerous "misconduct" cases, officials said.
Moraga enacted a similar ordinance earlier this year.
An Oakland developer has an option to buy the Park Theater property.
The town council will decide whether to appoint a successor or hold a special election.
The longtime elected leader was praised by colleagues for his dedication to the community.
And there were other issues decided in the county.
Here's the info you need to register, and a link to quickly get it accomplished. Plus, we explain the propositions on the ballot.