A Thursday evening forum will give candidates for mayor and city council the chance to debate core issues.
The city is looking for middle and high school students who can represent their peers.
The Fall Recreation Guide is available—and registration for fall classes and programs is now open to all!
See the latest announcement from City of San Ramon.
Anyone who wishes to serve as the poetic voice as San Ramon has until next week to apply.
The races for mayor and District 2 are closed, but candidates have until the end of Wednesday to represent District 4.
San Ramon residents interested in running for mayor or the city council must file by the end of the day Friday.
The recently-approved Novovax vaccine is now available at county clinics.
Summer concerts, Citizen Planning Academy, Contra Costa vaccines
The first Asian-American elected to the San Ramon City Council says she wants to embrace change while preserving quality of life.
San Ramon residents can sign up for a five-week course in September providing the A-Z on planning in the city.
From a summer barbecue to concerts in the park to fitness and enrichment classes, find out all that is offered for seniors this summer.
From Carlos Santana tribute bands to affordable housing, see the highlights of this week in San Ramon.
Candidates for two city council seats and the mayoralty must file with the city clerk between July 18 and Aug. 12.
The city joined communities around the country in lowering its flags until Saturday evening.
Local representatives spoke out after Roe v. Wade was struck down Friday.
Voters have had their say in Tri-Valley races plus state and federal contests.
A look at drop-box locations or where to vote in person.
Sheriff Livingston fights to hold his spot June 7 against Ben Therriault. Prosecutor Mary Knox puts up a vocal fight against DA Becton.
Contra Costa County Sheriff David Livingston has been on the job since 2010, but likely hasn't faced a challenge like this year's election.
Knox, a prosecutor, shares why she is running for Contra Costa's District Attorney position.
A look at what Patch is following for San Ramon voters.
At least one NorCal city fell under extreme water restrictions this month, and worsening drought could trigger even stricter regulations.
Candidates for Sheriff and District Attorney will speak Tuesday at Diablo Valley College. The forum will be live-streamed.
The application deadline is April 28.
San Ramon held the fourth of four required public hearings in the process of redrawing the district lines for future City Council elections.
Residents in San Ramon might see some relief from wild pig destruction.
The 2022 package focuses on District and statewide priorities.
The City Council will take the next step in a nearly $17 million project to widen Crow Canyon Road from Alcosta Blvd. to St. George Road.
The San Ramon City Council will discuss the process of redistricting the city on Thursday.