Enjoy this "something for everyone" reminiscence!
The program open to anyone living and working in San Ramon over age 18 will cover the ins and outs of law enforcement.
Local food banks and pantries are encouraged to apply for grants that start at $5,000.
The shooting star show is known for bright fireballs—explosions of light and color that can persist longer than an average meteor streak.
DVHS student Spoorthi Bedadam's EmpowHer organization has donated over 10,000 sanitary products to women in local shelters.
Now appearing at elementary schools near you!
Enjoy high end MUST HAVES at spartan prices!
Sunrise Ridge Park includes a playground, numerous sports fields, picnic areas, a rose garden, and walking trails.
Established in 2012, Food Boxes continues to serve families in need.
The Innovation Promises a Win-Win!
Whether in search of festive or ornate, visit Assistance League Thrift Shop first.
The community is invited to plant a Hope Garden at Memorial Park for mental health awareness.
Thank you, Rotarians, for your ongoing support.
Three San Ramon students are selling brownies and cookies, and aim to raise $10K in school supplies for underserved students.
No matter what our circumstance, the needs to help and share triumph.
Aahan Sharma's Joule Junction gives away kits with STEM activities to hundreds of children, including those in foster homes.
The Contra Costa County Elections Division is responsible for the safe and secure administration of Contra Costa County's elections.
Presentation is EVERYTHING!
The winners will be honored at a December dinner hosted by Kristi Yamaguchi.
Open Arms Refugee, founded by two Dougherty Valley High School seniors, has raised $10,000 to help refugees.
When two community-minded organizations work in partnership, EVERYBODY WINS!
A large group of residents and their dogs worked together to clean up the area around San Ramon Sports Park.
"There is no frigate like a book." Emily Dickinson
When community-minded organizations jointly help children make decisions, success results!
Adya Gupta spoke at the United Nations General Assembly Science Summit about her work educating underprivileged children in India.
The center is hosting its annual event to promote awareness of mental health for the AAPI community.
Enter at your own risk!
Lifelong learners welcome!
Knowledge is power! Reading empowers!
On Tuesday, October 1, 10 a.m., Lafayette’s well-known landmark will transform to a virtual garment district.
Registration is open to take the October certification course.
Thank you, Walnut Creek Rotary, for your generous support.
“The ILSP helps people HEAL!” Kristin Olsen
Applications are available for cultural booths and performances for the city's multicultural festival in January.
Save the date, 9/12/24, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and tell all your friends!
Launch your holiday shopping adventure here!
If students do not feel comfortable in their attire, they cannot attend to the learning task.
This event BEGINS with a 50% markdown on all merchandise!
You still have time to make last-minute donations.
Local police officers, firefighters, and leaders stopped by numerous community events Tuesday night.