The prognosis for getting a handle on COVID-19 could be good if the public is responsible for its actions and if scientific breakthroughs continue, Dr. Anthony Fauci told Stanford Medicine on Monday.

Tri-Valley public agencies are getting ready for the local election cycle, with the candidacy nomination period open through Aug. 7 for any local resident interested in running for an available office.

Some teens who want to help are grocery shopping for at-risk seniors and others who are advised to stay home to avoid the coronavirus.

"Many of us are feeling the 'COVID Fatigue.' I get it. I am with you; I am there too ... We are all in this together and we will get through this together." writes Contra Costa County Supervisor Diane Burgis.

17-year-old Shreya Chaudhuri has a mission -- to fight climate change. With the determination to make a difference, she founded the nonprofit that spreads environmental literacy on climate change to youth.

One month after her husband died, Theary Chem is carrying on the family business, Bagel Café on Main Street near Stanley. I heard about how much people enjoyed visiting the place -- for the fresh food but also for interactions...

San Ramon's Forest Home Farms Historic Park has officially reopened with temporary visitor hours after being closed for several months because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Contra Costa County Supervisor Candace Andersen is planning to virtually meet with constituents for her annual "State of the County Address" to talk about the actions taken by the county government over the past year.

A student from DVHS designed the winning entry for California’s "Mental Health Awareness License Plate Competition."