When community-minded organizations jointly help children SUCCEED, EVERYBODY WINS!
The term “hands-on” captures the spirit.
A survey asks Walnut Creek residents about architectural building styles and recreational pool amenities for the Heather Farm Park project.
Share your awesome photos of Walnut Creek with Patch. Here's how to do it.
Well chosen clothing results in improved school attendance, campus citizenship and academic performance.
The benefit bash for the Save Mount Diablo organization features two live bands, a "trashy fashion" show, vendors and more.
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Whole Foods Market was at it again, filling a van it previously gave White Pony Express with fresh groceries for the area's hungry.
Skiing does not have to be expensive when you buy related items at a thrift shop.
Read our Q&A with Board Co-President Lee Oller on the traits sought in prospective board members.
"Experts agree that nationally, we are in the midst of a literacy crisis... The goal is to not leave any Contra Costa resident behind."
An open house is planned next week where community members can have a say in the design of new facilities coming to Heather Farm Park.
Member volunteers will gladly “keep an eye out for you.”
When two community-minded organizations work in partnership, EVERYBODY WINS!
PG&E has received 29,000 reports of scams so far in 2023, compared to 10,000 last year at this time. Here's how many Walnut Creek has had.
The East Bay Regional Park District selected seven sites for cleanup. All events are drop-in and there's a cool giveaway (with a twist).
"We think you will love this year's Read Contra Costa pick."
This two day event will limit customers to four items.
A Foster Youth/Kinship Scholarship component has been recently added to the Operation School Bell Scholarship Program.
Local churches are providing help to get STEM lab running for underprivileged youth.
Join the nationwide observance; immerse yourself in the vibrant mosaic of Hispanic culture & heritage with our carefully curated collection.
Contra Costa Oncology, which has locations in Walnut Creek, Rossmoor and Danville, is hosting a night of brews, pizza, music and magicians.
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!
The story behind the iconic Lennon-Ono-Green-Warhol piano valued over $3 million and how a Walnut Creek-based pair proved its authenticity.
The Tips for Change Fundraiser helps philanthropic organizations raise funds for those in need.
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Elly Shaffer has worked at Hamilton Air Force Base and raised five children over the last century and celebrates her 101st year on Saturday.
Visit the past while helping those who are vulnerable.
About 3 million LGBTQ adults over the age of 50 currently live in the U.S.
One visit might not suffice.
Did you know you can get free or reduced-price tickets to museums, zoos, science centers and cultural venues with your library card?
“With swift and bright meteors, Perseids frequently leave long ‘wakes’ of light and color behind them."
Help us celebrate the thrift shop’s history and its impact on those in our community who are vulnerable!
Changing Lives for a Better Tomorrow
See what holiday treasures await you!
This is a fact: Kids learn from Kids.
The outage started around 4:45 p.m. Monday.
Brewfest guests are encouraged to sample from over 20 innovative breweries as well as some of NorCal's most iconic brewmasters.
Karen Deshayes, who has served as a bank vice president and led nonprofit organizations, will assume the role on a permanent basis.