The event runs until noon today in Martinez.
The Tuesday meeting will be held in Martinez as Contra Costa officials turn attention to operators of marijuana-related businesses.
John Stevens narrowly defeated Debbie McKillop by just 25 votes.
Cast your vote while never even leaving your car at this option in Martinez. AND ... you'll receive the "I Voted" sticker!
While acknowledging "great strides" made providing stable housing to vets, Secretary Ben Carson said, "We still have a lot of work to do."
Residents and businesses in some unincorporated areas will see rates drop due to new FEMA rating.
Several televised roundtables and forums planned to aid in understanding issues and hearing from candidates in Contra Costa County.
Limiting number of guests, enforcing quiet hours, requiring business licenses are among plans under consideration by supervisors.
Reps. Thompson and DeSaulnier will hear people's concerns about the local post office and, hopefully, provide some answers.
Bay Area Council president recommends police agencies around BART areas convene task force, up efforts to send tough message to criminals.
City Council is set to discuss putting a sales tax increase on the November ballot.
The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, co-authored by Senator Bill Dodd, signed into law
Both measures were approved but the city's had more votes early Wednesday.
Senate Bill 905 has passed the state Senate as a pilot program proposed for San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland and other California cities.
Measure I, a citizen's initiative, and Measure F, proposed by the City Council, both seek to define open space and are similar in wording.
In 2016 in California, 1,925 people died due to prescription opioids—more than in any other U.S. state.
Machines used to count vote-by-mail ballot, scanners for paper ballots and ballot-marking equipment are being put through their paces.
Contra Costa County Supervisor Federal Glover is seeking an investigation into whether contaminated soil was deposited at Keller Canyon.
Due to garbage, human waste and hazardous materials, transients are asked to leave a downtown-area property by Monday, officials said.
California Gov. Jerry Brown just appointed 25 new judges statewide, including six in the Bay Area.
The system will be fully implemented in time for June's gubernatorial primary.
A tool for voter suppression in the city of Martinez
The academy is free, but interested individuals must apply.
The online survey takes mere minutes to complete, and is a great opportunity to give feedback on types of businesses you would like to see.
The flaring and other violations of Bay Area Air Quality Management District regulations were logged in 2013 and 2014. (Breaking)
City officials have called a series of public hearings to discuss the election of council members by district.
Members must be nominated by other gold-standard utilities and complete a rigorous interview and selection process.
East Bay workers are protesting the company after its health insurance was cut.
BREAKING: The California Commission on Judicial Performance initiated new proceedings Tuesday against Superior Court Judge Bruce Mills.
The Board of Supervisors is weighing options for new regulations on short-term rentals.
BREAKING: The county board of supervisors finalized its selection for district attorney Tuesday.
BREAKING: California Attorney General Xavier Becerra sought the injunction, saying Valero's purchase would create an unfair marketplace.
BREAKING: "The public remains very much in the dark about what the Project actually entails," the suit states.
BREAKING: The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors has narrowed the field of applicants vying for the interim role to five.
Breaking: Valero Energy Corp.'s purchase of the petroleum terminal could lead to higher gas prices, Attorney General Xavier Becerra says.
Under California Prop. 64, jurisdictions that don't adopt their own regulations prior to Jan. 1, 2018 cede that option to the state.
Breaking: No menthol cigarettes, cigarillos, snuff or flavored e-cigarettes can be sold within 1,000 feet of youth-sensitive areas.
Breaking: A point-in-time count conducted earlier this year showed a decrease in homeless in the county, but an increase in Central County.
Breaking: As part of a plea agreement Wednesday, the judge dismissed several criminal charges against the outgoing district attorney.
The new director is set to begin work July 5.