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Four in running for Contra Costa County clerk-recorder
SRVUSD to discuss path to expanded learning opportunities, universal TK
San Ramon Valley school trustees are set to vote Tuesday on a plan for expanded, and ultimately universal, transitional kindergarten opportunities and an expanded learning opportunities program for students through sixth grade.
Remembering Dr. B, legend in Tri-Valley local sports
"Dr. B" George Baljevich (center) was such an iconic figure in Pleasanton that locally he was every bit as well-known as John Madden. So, writing about Dr. B, who passed away at the age of 84 on May 12 was a daunting task.
San Ramon: Council, Planning Commission to discuss Housing Element draft update
The San Ramon City Council and Planning Commission are set Tuesday to discuss plans for the city's next steps in residential development in the wake of state mandates necessitating an increase in housing sites.
Council to consider Tri-Valley transportation fee
The Danville Town Council is set to discuss and vote on adopting a change in fees established by the Tri-Valley Transportation Council on Tuesday evening, following a morning study session on the 2022-23 fiscal year budget.
Bay Area health officers urge return to masking, other COVID precautions amid latest surge
Health officials in 11 counties urged residents across the greater Bay Area to once again take COVID-19 precautions like masking as cases and hospitalizations rise across the region.
Hively opens new Family Resource Center in Dublin
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held last month in Dublin to commemorate the opening of the Hively Family Resource Center, designed as a one-stop shop for families to obtain all the basic necessities they need all under one roof.
SRVUSD reverses course, keeps Slip schedules for kindergarten students
Officials at the San Ramon Valley Unified School District have reinstated a popular scheduling system for kindergarten students that aims to foster smaller class sizes and more personalized learning experiences for young students.
What a Week: Building a solution to homelessness
Finding ways to overcome the relentless cycle of homelessness is among the most daunting problems in society. But there is an example of hope coming more into view in Livermore, and it could provide more than just a drop in the bucket.
California's $100B surplus: What to know about Newsom's plan
Gov. Gavin Newsom reveals his revised May budget, including his inflation relief plan and spending priorities on education, the environment and more.
County DA Becton, challenger Knox debate the issues
Contra Costa County District Attorney Diana Becton and challenger Mary Knox, a longtime prosecutor in the DA's office, addressed voters on a range of topics during a public forum on May 3 at Diablo Valley College.
Señor Bob: A lasting impact
In the hearts of many in Tulancingo, late Pleasanton resident Bob Athenour now truly has a permanent presence in the community of his hometown's sister city in Mexico -- a life-size bronze sculpture of him sitting on a park bench.
Sheriff Livingston, challenger Therriault face off in forum
Sheriff David Livingston and challenger Benjamin Therriault debated issues such as deadly shootings by a deputy in Danville, property crimes, accountability, transparency and employee morale at a candidates forum on May 3.
County supervisors increase immigrant health care funds, delay other decisions
The Board of Supervisors tackled part of the 2022-23 budget Tuesday, unanimously approving $5.4 million more than staff initially recommended for Contra Costa CARES, but delaying decisions on how to use $59 million in leftover...
Housing site suggestions in Danville
Danville has announced the results of a community input effort aimed at bringing the town's residents into the process of identifying potential new housing sites to help plan for 2,241 new units under RHNA.
Diablo Vista's Edington is finalist for county Teacher of the Year
Diablo Vista Middle School music teacher Chavonta Edington has advanced as a finalist at the Contra Costa County level in the annual Teacher of the Year competition.
Will California sidestep federal 'work first' welfare rules?
The state is trying to make its cash assistance program more flexible for low-income parents. Advocates say a federal rule is hindering those efforts.

Four in the running for Contra Costa County clerk-recorder
Contra Costa County voters will have their choice of candidates for their next clerk-recorder with a range of backgrounds... Last comment 23 hours ago | 1 comment

County sheriff election: Incumbent Livingston, challenger Therriault face off in public safety forum
Sheriff David Livingston and challenger Benjamin Therriault debated issues such as deadly shootings by a deputy in Danville,... Last comment 7 hours ago | 8 comments

County DA election: Incumbent Becton, challenger Knox debate issues ahead of primary
Contra Costa County District Attorney Diana Becton and challenger Mary Knox, a longtime prosecutor in the DA's office, addressed... Last comment on May 13, 2022 at 8:58 am | 4 comments

SRVUSD reverses course, keeps Slip schedules for kindergarten students
Officials at the San Ramon Valley Unified School District have reinstated a popular scheduling system for kindergarten students... Last comment on May 13, 2022 at 7:33 am | 1 comment

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