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Hundreds attend annual Tri-Valley Women's March
On the centennial of women’s suffrage in the United States, hundreds of women’s rights advocates could be seen marching... Last comment 4 hours ago | 3 comments

Danville: Would-be burglar kicks in door, flees after finding resident inside
A brazen home burglary attempt occurred in a Danville neighborhood on Thursday morning, with the culprit kicking in the front... Last comment on Jan 19, 2020 at 8:09 am | 1 comment

Baker, sitting supervisor among finalists for clerk-recorder
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors will interview six applicants for appointment to the open county clerk-recorder/elections... Last comment on Jan 16, 2020 at 9:31 am | 4 comments

Editorial: Steinle case -- A complete miscarriage of justice
With the news last week that a U.S. magistrate has dismissed the family's lawsuit against the federal government, the Kate... Last comment on Jan 18, 2020 at 3:45 pm | 6 comments

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"Christmas Lights in Danville"
This house in the Woodranch neighborhood of Danville continues to add more lights to its annual display. Thousands of families drive by the Dana Highlands Court home each year. Submitted by David Williams on Dec 11, 2011

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San Ramon Planning Commission to review City Center development agreement
The San Ramon Planning Commission is set to review the city's development agreement with Sunset Development Company for the City Center project at Bollinger Canyon Road and Camino Ramon on Tuesday. Monday, 3:30 PM

SRVUSD officials to talk finances, projected enrollment figures
The San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board of Education is set to conduct a relatively routine meeting on Tuesday, where they will discuss district's financial situation and lobbying efforts with the state of California. Monday, 3:33 PM

Threshold Choir: Melodies to bring comfort at end of life soothe singers as well
This special organization, with chapters across the country and around the world, sends out small groups of singers to serenade a person who is on the threshold of life and death, to honor them through shared song. Monday, 3:07 PM

Contra Costa clerk-recorder joins DMV to improve 'Real ID' record access
The California Department of Motor Vehicles and the Contra Costa County Clerk-Recorder's Office are joining to make it easier for county residents to get the documents needed to obtain a "Real ID." Monday, 3:31 PM

Danville: Would-be burglar kicks in door, flees after finding resident inside
A brazen home burglary attempt occurred in a Danville neighborhood on Thursday morning, with the culprit kicking in the front door of the home with the resident still inside, according to town officials. Sunday, 10:55 AM | 1 comments

Hundreds attend annual Tri-Valley Women's March
On the centennial of women's suffrage in the United States, hundreds of women's rights advocates could be seen marching through downtown Pleasanton for the 2020 Tri-Valley Women's March. Sunday, 10:55 AM | 3 comments

Snow falls on Mount Diablo
The wet and cold weather overnight Wednesday through Thursday brought snow to Mount Diablo, as shown by these pictures posted on social media by the town of Danville. Thursday, 10:37 PM

Bay East honors best in local real estate from 2019
The Bay East Association of Realtors joined together last week to recognize some of its most outstanding members for achievement during the past year. Thursday, 2:48 PM | 1 comments

Mulling over Measure M: Pleasanton voters to decide $323M school bond
Too soon, too late or just the right time? That is the question Pleasanton voters will face when they decide the fate of a $323 million facilities bond measure for PUSD in the upcoming March 3 primary election. Monday, 2:55 PM | 2 comments

County's Humanitarians of the Year to be recognized at Martin Luther King Jr. ceremony
Fifty-two years have passed since the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. and to commemorate the life of the civil rights leader, Contra Costa County is set to host a free community event recognizing his life and legacy. Wednesday, 4:11 PM

Swalwell holding first district town hall of 2020 next week
Congressman Eric Swalwell will discuss raising the minimum wage, lowering prescription drug prices and ending gun violence during the first town hall of 2020 for 15th Congressional District constituents next Thursday. Thursday, 2:50 PM | 4 comments

San Ramon Valley nonprofits to host crab feeds for charitable causes
It's crab season and in the San Ramon Valley that means multiple opportunities for residents to come together and chow down on some crustaceans while supporting charitable causes, at various crab feeds throughout the region. Wednesday, 10:16 AM