Contra Costa County Supervisor Candace Andersen has selected the unincorporated community of Alamo as the location of her first town hall of the year, during which she will discuss pressing issues with community members this Saturday morning.

With the partial government shutdown having officially become the longest in U.S. history, U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier (D-Concord) has announced an "emergency town hall" to meet with his constituents on Saturday to give them updates and help provide relief to furloughed federal employees.

As the first government agency in the region to begin its transition to district-based elections from at-large elections, the SRVUSD board has issued concepts for potential district maps, which the trustees will review at a special board meeting next Thursday night.

Members will consider options at the Pleasanton club's annual meeting on Jan. 19 when the Board of Directors and senior staff will lay out various scenarios and their costs for tackling the ADA shortcomings of the clubhouse.

Currently the city is searching for residents to serve on its Planning Commission, Library Advisory Committee, Senior Citizen Advisory Committee and Transportation Demand Management Advisory Committee.

Health enthusiasts and residents who've made New Year’s resolutions to be more active will have a new venue in San Ramon as fitness chain Shred415 is set to open its first California location in the city.

A sexual assault survivor is receiving more than $1.5 million combined from New Life Church of Alamo and the San Ramon Valley Unified School District as part of the settlement of legal complaints stemming from abuse committed by a former church youth group leader and Cal High coach.

Volunteers are being sought to serve as census ambassadors to help with Contra Costa County's Census 2020 Count Steering Committee.

The former Mudd’s Restaurant property in San Ramon has been mostly abandoned and become a popular target for vandalism, according to officials with the city, which now owns the once-popular eating destination.

San Ramon Valley Unified School District officials have announced the completion of the district's third and final Measure D bond sale, generating $60 million in cash proceeds to fund the development of public school facilities throughout the Valley.

After months of development, the critically acclaimed and highly anticipated Vietnamese cuisine-inspired restaurant, the Slanted Door: San Ramon by chef Charles Phan, is opening its doors to guests in City Center Bishop Ranch.