Members of the Retirement Board receive $100 per meeting up to a monthly maximum of $500, plus reimbursement for expenses.
"The litigation is over, and we should now focus on welcoming new residents to our community," Lafayette Mayor Carl Anudri said.
With BART facing a fiscal cliff, one Bay Area lawmaker says he won't support giving the transit agency any more taxpayers dollars.
California outpaced national sales of electric vehicles threefold but Sen. Nancy Skinner said EVs are still out of financial reach for many.
The in-person event scheduled for Wednesday is Glazer's first of the year and his first in-person town hall since before COVID-19.
Applications are now being accepted for the $2,500 grants.
The city leases the building but had the option to purchase it once the owner passed away.
Contra Costa County is asking residents with recent storm damage to their property or business to come forward to see if they qualify.
The extension was granted because of storms that caused widespread flooding and damage.
The awards are presented annually to outstanding Contra Costa County residents between 12 and 18.
After more than two years of litigation, the City of Lafayette’s approval of the development has been upheld by the State Court of Appeal.
"The ordinance fills an important gap in existing law and aims to reduce accidental gun shootings, gun-related homicides and suicides."
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Just one square foot of grass treated with the chemicals can contain enough neonics to kill a million bees, Bauer-Kahan said.
A Rep. Bauer-Kahan bill that prohibits utilities from passing on the costs of at-fault legal settlements to ratepayers, is now law.
A bill sponsored by Rep. Bauer-Kahan adds protections to the information collected by digital services that provide mental healthcare.
At least five Bay Area cities have canceled city council elections this year as districting may limit challengers.
No one has filed paperwork to run against the incumbents in the November election.
Assembly Bill 1185, which became law Jan. 1, 2021, authorizes the county to establish a sheriff oversight board and/or an inspector general.
Interested in a role in local politics? Candidate filing period runs through Aug. 12.
If you are planning a major project, the time to obtain your paperwork is now before the hike in fees.
The work is scheduled for 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Voters have had their say on the sheriff, district attorney, and other key races.
The Emergency Preparedness Commission will hear updates from the fire department, police chief and others as fire season looms.
2 Candidates Vie to be District Attorney, while Sheriff Livingston faces one challenger June 7.
Knox has spent close to four decades in the district attorney's office. She believes the county is headed in the wrong direction.
Apply now for $2,500 grants. The deadline is August 12, but claim your money early.
The county has increased the number of shelter beds by 30%, but homelessness continues to rise.
Orinda's City Council has voted to make Juneteenth, which commemorates the emancipation of enslaved blacks, a paid holiday for city workers.
CARES now to cover 12,000 county residents, up from previous 2,000. Use of another $59 million in leftover federal funds still undecided.
If your payment is rejected because of invalid information, you may incur late fees.
Be prepared for wildfires and power outages. Tips include knowing how to manually open your garage door, having a defensible space.
Both employee and client information of the department has potentially been stolen, Contra Costa County warns.
Two positions with terms that expire Dec. 31 are open.
The second installment of secured property taxes become delinquent Monday. A 10 percent late fee will be added on Tuesday.
The county and several cities have $12 million to permanently end homelessness. Take a survey on how it should be spent.
Do you love a natural gas heater or a natural gas cooktop? The rules have changed for unincorporated areas of Contra Costa.