With so many other projects underway in Walnut Creek, city staff cannot devote enough time to the proposed trail.
Following a successful pilot program, the Walnut Creek City Council voted to add permanent youth representation to three commissions.
After an SFO near-miss incident, the congressman did two years of research and consulted with experts including Capt. "Sully" Sullenberger.
See Walnut Creek City Mangar Dan Buckshi, Mayor Loella Haskew and other local leaders discuss the city's future during a recent forum.
Plans to build a new Aquatic and Community Center at Heather Farm Park are moving into the design and development phase.
Assistant City Manager Teri Killgore, who accepted a position in Arizona, was an integral part of the city's economic development programs.
County Supervisor Ken Carlson hosted a naturalization ceremony held Monday in Martinez.
The city's most recent recruitment for commissioners brought the largest turnout of candidates in years, City Manager Dan Buckshi said.
The polls have closed, and Patch has real-time election results in Contra Costa County.
Check this list for Walnut Creek and Contra Costa County early voting and drop box sites, local measures and candidates.
California 2024 primary election: scores of local, state and national races take place March 5. Here's what to know.
An appellant said there were flood problems and that the two-story homes would be out of character for the neighborhood. (See map below.)
The Walnut Creek City Council will choose its preferences for the new Heather Farm Park facilities during a meeting set for 6 p.m. Tuesday.
The new box is in addition to the existing box and has twice the capacity, City Manager Dan Buckshi said.
The Saving Local News Act would make it easier for print and online news outlets to become nonprofits.
Capt. Jane Andreotti, who held roles with the Walnut Creek and Berkeley police departments, will remain until a permanent director is named.
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The new site expands community engagement and provides easier access to services and information, City Manager Dan Buckshi said.
The city of Walnut Creek encourages community members to attend a meeting and get involved in the project.
Significant work has been done and the project team will now bring a schematic design presentation package to several commissions.
Walnut Creek Police Chief Jamie Knox is hoping for a broad representation of viewpoints on public safety from those who apply.
Outgoing Walnut Creek Mayor Cindy Silva has passed the gavel to the city's new mayor, Loella Haskew.
See updates on the city's Tree Lighting Ceremony and other upcoming holiday events; City Council recruitment, and more.
The city housing element, which points out where in town the units could be built, has been approved by the state.
The five-member committee was selected from a pool of 22 applicants and will oversee the spending of the sales-tax increase measure.
PG&E proposes undergrounding powerlines in high fire risk areas including in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco and San Mateo counties.
"Those making the hateful comments are not residents of Walnut Creek and in many instances are not residents of California."
The California Transportation Committee has awarded more than $3.1 billion to help rebuild or upgrade infrastructure across the state.
Five Walnut Creek residents, or people who represent a Walnut Creek business if they do not live in the city, are sought to fill the seats.
The pool and community center at Heather Farm Park, the Local Roadway Safety Plan, and the Housing Element Update were on the agenda.
The survey asks whether the City should simply comply with the state-required minimum standards or go beyond the minimums.
Constituents can submit questions ahead of time for the in-person meeting to be held in Concord.
Multiple people called into the public comment portion of Tuesday night's Walnut Creek City Council meeting to spout antisemitic propaganda.
The new project tracker has a web map tool to make it easier to find out about development projects in the city.
The governor unveiled his plan while touring an old Ford Motor Company plant that's now making a fully electric alternative.
City Council latest; Memorial Day ceremony; spring and summer events, and more.
Residents at Atria Walnut Creek and Atria Park in San Mateo died last summer after they ingested caustic cleaning solutions.
Wedington, a Walnut Creek resident, was sworn into office as the board member for District 3.
Those wishing to provide feedback on the plan need to do so before May 21, city officials said.
Five districts that provide water to nearly 7 million Bay Area residents have voted to end many drought-related water restrictions.