Rash of break-ins hits downtown Danville; police probe possible connection to crime ring
Danville police continue to investigate a series of more than a dozen break-ins that occurred in and around downtown earlier this week, saying no arrests have been made thus far and the crimes could be tied to other similar burglaries in nearby communities.
Walnut Creek council votes to raise its pay for first time since 2002
“Nobody’s getting rich being on City Council, but council members shouldn’t have to lose money or be in the red every month,” Walnut Creek Mayor Kevin Wilk said.
An event destination: Visit Tri-Valley pushes bold vision to transform region – but not everybody is all-in on the $365M project
Tens of thousands of seats for concerts, interchangeable arenas for different sports and abundant space for business meetings and conferences – for a price tag in the hundreds of millions.
Visit every station: BART invites people for annual speedrun
Public transit enthusiasts are inviting the Bay Area community to join them on Sunday for the annual BART speedrun, an attempt to travel to every BART station as fast as possible, to celebrate the agency’s 54th birthday and the start of Transit Month.
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AI pushes Tri-Valley schools to rethink academic honesty
A student who asks artificial intelligence to explain a calculus problem may be using it…
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San Ramon commission holding study session on Faria Preserve neighborhood expansion
The San Ramon Planning Commission is poised for a study session and concept review Tuesday on a nine-unit housing project being considered for a portion…
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Contra Costa Health facing $730M deficit over next five years
Contra Costa County’s health department is staring at a deficit of $730 million over the next five years because of federal and state funding cuts,…
