It will soon be one year since 15-year-old Ben Curry drowned during class in the San Ramon Valley High School pool, and to remember his life and honor his memory, Curry's family is holding a candlelight vigil on the first anniversary of his death.

The Bay Area housing crisis is an issue that has been gripping the state for the better part of 2019, and to discuss how Danville in particular is involved in the process of fixing said crisis, town Mayor Robert Storer is planning to meet with his constituents on April 30, for the “Mayor’s Town Hall” event.

Set to open in August, the Watermark at San Ramon will offer 39 assisted living and 40 memory care rental apartment homes, located 12720 Alcosta Blvd., next door to San Ramon Regional Medical Center.

Jewel thieves struck a jewelry store in Alamo last week. As a part of its efforts to catch the at-large suspects, the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office is asking any residents with relevant information to come forward.

Danville comedy fans can look forward to local comedian Liz Grant returning to town on Thursday, bringing with her laugh-out-loud comedians Karinda Dobbins and Jeremy Curry.

As Federal Communications Commission regulations over the installation of small cell wireless facilities in communities continue to limit local control, the Danville Town Council has approved new policies to keep up with federal orders, and retain as much control over its streets as possible.

Work submitted to the “Into the Blue” exhibit will be displayed at the Village Theatre from June 28 through Aug. 17, with a free to attend opening reception scheduled for opening night.

In an effort to empower local journalism, local U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier has recently announced a piece of legislation that would allow local news outlets to negotiate collectively with large online platforms that distribute their work, such as Facebook and Google.

Officially announcing the addition on March 29, police dog Egon is a 2-year-old Belgian Malinois from Germany who has joined the SRPD as a K-9 officer who will be serving with its human handler, Officer Demetri Tyrovolas.

'The Mystery of Irma Vep' by Charles Ludlam, features two actors playing 14 different roles -- some living, some dead, some undead -- and a mashup of all things that go bump in the night.