An Alamo man was arrested by Lafayette and Walnut Creek police on Thursday afternoon after police investigators allegedly linked him to a series of bank robberies that occurred throughout Contra Costa County this month.

The Danville Planning Commission is set to consider the removal of six town-protected trees in order to allow the subdivision of an existing 2.06-acre property located on Kirkcrest Road on Tuesday night.

San Ramon Police Chief Craig Stevens will present a special report on crime and law enforcement in his city during the San Ramon City Council’s regular meeting on Tuesday.

San Ramon Mayor Bill Clarkson held his eighth and final State of the City Address on Wednesday, during which time he reflected on goals achieved during his tenure in city government as well as the challenges that remain.

The 2020 U.S. census may only have nine questions for residents but it has 10 years of impact, and to ensure that every resident counts, Contra Costa County officials are holding "Census 2020 Kick-off and Training Workshops."

For residents who wonder what happens after wastewater is flushed away from view, the Central Costa Costa Sanitation District has officially opened registration for its award-winning Citizens’ Academy in the spring.

For Pleasanton-based cultural group Cheza Nami Foundation, Black History Month represents a distinct opportunity to promote diversity and multiculturalism through interactive performances of traditional African music and dance.

The City Center Bishop Ranch family just got a little bigger this month, with the recent announcement that four new tenants have signed up to open their doors in San Ramon’s entertainment and retail complex.

Nearly two years after the on-campus drowning death of 15-year-old San Ramon Valley High School freshman Ben Curry, the family of the teenager is set to receive an $8 million settlement from San Ramon Valley Unified School District.

Danville’s Village Theatre and Art Gallery is presenting an art installation featuring the talents of Bay Area artists who are of African descent in its current exhibit, "Art of the African Diaspora."