This Just In: Western Jewelry Event Starts Thursday, February 16!
The Disaster Recovery Center opens Wednesday in Danville. Here's what to know.
To assure a pleasant shopping experience for all, the store will invite in a limited number of shoppers at a time.
Here are a few of the resources you might want to try.
The Walnut Creek-based nonprofit serves students of all ages who want to pursue their passion in the arts at the Center for Community Arts.
City Manager Dan Buckshi gave an update from the city's rainfall gauges and shared other storm statistics.
The job fair is virtual but advance registration is required. See the link below.
Native Napan John McCormick will discuss the forgotten contributions of the Chinese people in California's most famous wine region.
Due to fire regulations, there will be a limited number of shoppers entering the thrift shop at any one time.
Job seekers 15-24 years old can learn about paid seasonal and year-round jobs available in the Park District.
The survey results will help determine eligibility for assistance for Contra Costa County residents related to the January storms.
Due to fire regulations, there will be a limited number of shoppers entering at any one time.
No one should go hungry!
Step up your game.
Contra Costa County Library's new Celebrate Diversity webpage features staff-curated booklists, blog posts, upcoming events and more.
The county also temporarily expanded hours and staffing to help with shelter placements and deliver supplies to those who remain outdoors.
Where does the time go?
The Bay Area's first baby of the new year was born at 12:06 a.m. Sunday.
The American mink found behind a local police department was recently released back to the wild.
Looking for things to do this weekend in Northern California? Patch has you covered.
The current weather conditions allow wood smoke to hover at ground level, leading to unhealthy air quality, air district officials said.
If you plan ahead, you could save money twice!
Volunteers (l to r) Elaine Kowalik, Anna Webb, President Veronica Gant and Shari Carpenter marvel at Ms. Richardson's (l of tree) creations.
Community members are invited to attend the lighting ceremony on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day.
If you haven't already, join the more than 3,100 people who participated in Read Contra Costa this year.
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors approved plans for a residential care facility, which will require the development of 30 acres.
Laurel Birch, Brighton and Chicos will be “in the house!”
This just in!
Save the Dates: Tuesday, November 22-24!
Applications are being accepted through March 3, 2023.
Printed versions will be hitting mailboxes at the end of the month.
Meet Dean Jones, a U.S. Air Force veteran, and Laura McKeeagan, a U.S. Army veteran.
Freebies and dining discounts are offered Friday, Nov. 11 at restaurants throughout California to thank U.S. military for their service.
Patch loves photos! Share your photos with your local Patch, and your work could be featured.
Your child will meet animal ambassadors and enjoy games, crafts, activities and more in this fun event designed for minis ages 2 to 5.
Brighten your Thanksgiving with delightful eye candies seen here.
Here's what time the sun will set Sunday and when the sun will rise Monday once we "fall back."
"This is the best job I've ever had," Carmichael said. "It is an honor to serve those who have served our nation."