When our children leave the nest, it is okay to grieve!
Meet leading home improvement professionals at Danville Home Expo on Sunday, August 30 from 10am to 4pm at the Danville Community Center.
American children born into high-income families see far greater earnings over their lifetimes than children born into low-income homes.
A nonprofit watchdog group that monitors nutrition is calling for the Minions to be removed from candy and junk food. Do you agree?
This story has it all: games, puzzles and plenty of action to keep even the most finicky kid entertained.
This Patch reader thinks kids and teens are at risk for serious consequences of electronic- device addictions. Do you agree?
A Boy Scout Executive Committee voted to allow gay scout leaders. If ratified, troops would be able to determine their own policies.
This is my favorite book for young adults so far this year!
Perfect summer outing for the family with a realistic ecosystem, colorful birds, exotic plants and trees, plus a charming two-toed sloth!
A beautiful picture book that follows the evolution of one dessert over four centuries.
Four Thursdays in July filled with fun for kids at the Concord shopping center.
Funny picture book teaches kids opposites and days of the week, too.
Get the kids out of the house and over to the bowling alley where they can bowl free every day all summer.
With classes on Explosives and the History of Henchmen, this is one school kids will not mind reading about over the summer.
This book is set during WW II and involves three different children, three amazing cliffhangers and a harmonica ... yes, a harmonica!
Parents! Are you about to launch a teen out of the nest into the wider world? These 7 essential questions will prep them for independence.
Funny characters, well-developed story and a mystery to be solved. Oh, and there's a cute dog named Mo!
The Festival will be held at the Lesher Center for the Arts and feature low-cost, non-stop theater, dance, and music!
New Stanford study shows that beginning readers who focus on letter-sound relationships are best wired for reading development.
It's a prank war! Will this sibling bond survive?
This hilarious book by Dave Barry will do just that.
Donors must be 17 and up, or 16 year olds can participate with signed permission. And ... the new Dare Devil Chaos Coaster OPENS TODAY!
Just snap a photo, register your pampered pooch--you'll be notified if picked up by a shelter, vet, or even a neighbor through social media.
Studio 8 Summer Camps now open for registration!Camps run June - August offering a variety of themes for ages 3 - 18.
This book is perfect for any teen or tween who loves "Project Runway"!
Take the kids! The discounts are in effect through August.
Kids, grades 5-8, will be intrigued to learn about the children of London, who were sent to the country during WWII to escape the bombings.
How about a story set in Fairy Tale Reform School where all the teachers are former super scary villains!
Local student qualifies to TWO national tournaments.
Do you think Snapchat photos evaporate within seconds of delivery? Guess again – and that’s just one thing parents should be worried about.
Marsh Creek 8 “Big Bend” Family Hike – Save Mount Diablo
For any kid who loves a story where the con is on, this book is about a real life schemer, and you won't believe what he gets away with!
You and your spouse decided to get divorced, not your teen. Forget your divorce today, and let the day be what it should be - a celebration.
If you have a child who loves to pour over the Guinness Book of World Records ... do I have the book for you!
This wonderful debut novel is about finding your passion and your confidence.
Thomas Home Ranch Family Hike – Save Mount Diablo
Mark your calendars for two days of family fun, premium wine, craft beer and top-notch art!
We are looking for host families to host a student from Spain one month during the summer.
The San Leandro Historical Railway Society is hosting our Spring Open House & Train Show! Free to attend & fun for all ages!
Strengthening Families: Aspiranet’s Home Visiting and First 5 Centers help families maintain close bonds