Nominees must be 12-18 years old and demonstrate exemplary behavior in one of five categories.
The Save Mount Diablo organization is offering 36 excursions in some of the Bay Area's most beautiful open spaces — including in San Ramon.
Mazlow's “Hierarchy of Needs” includes safety, order/predictability, love, and being connected to part of a group.
Fall in love with this tunnel of autumn trees.
Abha Ranjit shared this photo of a rainy San Ramon bridge. Approach with caution!
Enjoy photos of fog rolling over the Tri-Valley, and a fiery fall tree.
…on the evening of November 30, in the Broadway Plaza Holiday Parade of Lights and Tree Lighting, that is.
You or someone you know might want to become a client.
Established in 2012, Food Boxes continues to serve families in need.
Empowerment and comfort start here, with your donations and purchases.
Let us know where the holiday lights shine the brightest.
Dougherty Valley junior Varnika Sirasala's Arista Jewelry has donated thousands of items to women and children in need.
Light Parade photos + Veterans Day Open Space Walk + Winter Rec Guide + new pickleball courts + Crow Canyon widening update + more
No matter what our circumstance, the need to share triumphs.
Looking for some cool things to do this weekend, Nov. 4-5, in the San Francisco Bay Area? Patch has you covered.
See who was named San Ramon Citizens of the Year, Business Person of the Year, Company of the Year, and more.
When community-minded organizations jointly help children SUCCEED, EVERYBODY WINS!
The term “hands-on” captures the spirit.
Roughly 1,200 people attended Sunday's event, which offered food, dance, and song from around the world.
Well chosen clothing results in improved school attendance, campus citizenship and academic performance.
Community members can nominate outstanding San Ramon businesses and individuals until Friday, Oct. 20.
Jeff Gelb and Nithya Ravi shared photos they took of the eclipse from San Ramon.
Priced for your shopping enjoyment!
Mark your calendars to celebrate the Festival of Lights!
Enjoy "Dray Day" Saturday - sipping Ruby Hill Winery's "Cuvée Dray"- at the animal rescue's adoption event in Tri-Valley.
The parade is open to all families, neighborhood groups and businesses.
Skiing does not have to be expensive when you buy related items at a thrift shop.
The Run for Education is the largest run supporting education in Northern California, organizers said.
You're a heartbeat away from bloodcurdling finds.
When community-minded organizations work in partnership, EVERYBODY WINS!
From Sep. 21-23, stock up on books, CDs and DVDs, and for a limited time, pay only $10 a bag.
During this two-day event, each customer may purchase up to four items.
A Foster Youth/Kinship Scholarship component has been recently added to the Operation School Bell Scholarship Program.
Reality Check: If students do not feel comfortable with their attire, they do not “show up” cognitively.
Find fashions at a fraction of their retail value!
Dougherty Valley student Srishreya Arunsaravanakumar's "The Livin' It Up" provides education and materials related to nutrition.
The Tips for Change Fundraiser helps philanthropic organizations raise funds for those in need.
Over 200 people attended the city's 40th Anniversary Gala, which featured dinner, drinks, dancing, and reminiscing. Enjoy some photos.
Srivar Kalisetti, the 15-year-old founder of The Charity Kitchen, has delivered 1,000 freshly-made, packaged hot meals to the unhoused.
Anyone who wants to perform or exhibit in San Ramon's multicultural festival has until Friday to apply.