"Just like we needed seat belts in cars and warning labels for alcohol, we now need digital safety standards for social media platforms."
News and Happenings in the City of Lafayette
Also welcomes New Councilmember and Lays Out Next Steps for Implementation of New ½ Cent Local Sales Tax
Lafayette Bids Farewell to Police Chief Ben Alldritt and Welcomes James Williams as Incoming Police Chief
The city of Lafayette hopes EBMUD will reconsider its plans to shorten the tower by 40 feet and is encouraging a public turnout.
Results from Tuesday's general election show Evans, a Black member of the LGBTQ+ community, did not win enough votes to secure a seat.
See the latest results for the city of Lafayette from Tuesday's general election.
Voters have had their say on Lafayette and Orinda city council, Moraga school board and more local races.
In Lamorinda, voters are electing Lafayette and Moraga city council members and local school board members and deciding on several measures.
Here’s what you need to know about voter registration in Lamorinda ahead of the Nov. 5 election.
Measure H asks voters to approve a sales tax increase to 9.25 percent. Here's what to know.
As the 2024 election nears, here’s all you need to know about what’s on your ballot in Lafayette, Moraga and Orinda.
The Contra Costa County Elections Division was set to do voter outreach at over 30 local high schools and senior housing communities.
Tim Grayson and Marisol Rubio lay out their arguments for why each believes they are the best candidate to represent Lamorinda.
Tim Grayson and Marisol Rubio are on the November 2024 ballot for California State Senate District 9.
Marisol Rubio and Tim Grayson are on the November 2024 ballot for California State Senate District 9.
Three members of the seven-person board — all of whom have served for more than two decades —said they won't seek re-election this fall.
With the city facing an annual deficit of over $2 million, the City Council voted to place a seven-year tax hike on the November ballot.
The city submitted its first draft to the state in June 2022; two years and four reviews later, the state has all but approved it.