News and Happenings in the City of Lafayette
You are sure to find Yankee Doodle Dandy bargains
Find items that evoke memories or are just plain useful.
“Residents in the area should consider closing exterior doors and windows to prevent smoke from entering their homes."
Welcome to your personal Garment District.
As you enter this well-known landmark, racks and shelves resplendent with women’s fashions, rich in color and texture, await.
The Kitchen is the heart of the home.
Dawson announced that she will resign her position on the Lafayette City Council effective June 1, 2025
The City of Lafayette is inviting community input on parking in downtown Lafayette through a survey that closes on June 8, 2025.
Accessorizing has become an artform in and of itself!
When fashion is laced with compassion, EVERYBODY WINS!
Join your neighbors in preserving the memory of our nation’s heroes through a simple yet powerful act of remembrance
Renewal of this iconic structure transcends city limits.
Emotional Support + Financial Support = SUCCESS!
The Acalanes Union High School District Board approved the special election back in January.
East Bay MUD is seeking rate hikes for both drinking water and wastewater. What it will cost you.
If there are places where the full depth of California's insurance crisis can be felt, it's in towns like Orinda.
Be the first one at the door for this “standing room only” event.
The list of award winners was announced this week.
The goal is to identify and map racially restrictive covenants, and clauses inserted into local property records.
"This is something that in this neighborhood we dealt with personally, not only myself but other people," Evan Dreyer said.
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PRESENTATION IS EVERYTHING!
Take a look at what time the moon sets for the best viewing.
Ramps will be closed for roadway slurry seal placement.
Your chance of buying your first home is about to get easier. (mine done)
Police and sheriff investigators from 5 departments served multiple search warrants in the case.
Buy that item that brings joy to your ears for a song!
One Lamorinda student received an award worth $1,000-$10,000 that was sponsored by a corporation.
Eastbound lanes on Highway 24 at the Caldecott Tunnel were blocked for part of the Wednesday evening commute after a vehicle fire.
Family, friends, and supporters gathered at Acalanes High School in Lafayette to remember the 17-year-old junior.