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Memorial Day ceremonies set in Danville
Danville officials, local veterans groups and other community members are preparing for ceremonies in town as well as the top of Mount Diablo to honor fallen military service members this Memorial Day.
Art and Wind Festival breezes into San Ramon
One of San Ramon's oldest traditions is returning to Central Park this year, which is set to be awash with high-flying and brightly colored art and kites in a well-known marker of Memorial Day weekend in the Tri-Valley.
Construction begins on Iron Horse Trail overcrossing at Bollinger Canyon Road
Following nearly a decade of discussions, studies and public outreach, work has begun on a pedestrian and bicycle overcrossing aimed at providing Iron Horse Trail users a safer option than crossing a busy road in San Ramon.
Introducing 'CabFranc-A-Palooza'
An upcoming festival in the Tri-Valley is set to put a spotlight on the Livermore wine community and one of its most unique drinking varieties -- the Cabernet Franc.
Elation Real Estate opens new office in downtown Danville
Elation Real Estate is expanding its presence in the northern Tri-Valley, opening a new office in downtown Danville earlier this month to become the burgeoning company's second location across the region.
Dublin High Culinary Academy founder retiring
Officials at Dublin High School are in the midst of the interview process for a new leader for their expansive culinary program and associated catering service, with the current school year being the last for that program's founder.
House Ethics Committee closes investigation into Swalwell, takes no action
The House Ethics Committee has ended its investigation into U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell without taking any further action related to a complaint against the congressman after revelations a former campaign volunteer was a suspected spy...
County supervisors add more attorneys to tackle Antioch police scandal
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors approved a $5.515 billion budget for 2023-24, including more money for the district attorney's and public defender's offices to handle cases related to the Antioch police scandal.
Take Us Along: Stalled out in the desert
As Joss and Janice Flanzbaum were driving up steep grades through Negev desert in Israel, the older Prius they were using stalled out for the third time so they had to pull over. "Quite an adventure with beautiful views of the valley below. Thank goodness it was still winter!" Janice said.
Twitter hit with racketeering suit over disclosure of confidential user info to Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
A 'criminal enterprise' that includes the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and had ties to Walnut Creek 'unlawfully surveilled, killed, tortured, disappeared, kidnapped, extorted and threatened perceived dissidents to suppress speech...
District picks new president for Contra Costa College
The Contra Costa Community College District has selected Kimberly Rogers to be the next president of Contra Costa College, district officials recently announced.
Bronzan named to California Wrestling Hall of Fame
Former Livermore High coach Bob Bronzan (center) was honored at the Starlite Banquet Hall in San Jose for the 22nd annual California Wrestling Hall of Fame banquet in May.
What a Week: Our CNPA awards for news coverage during 2022
This week I'm proud to announce that our editorial team has been recognized by our peers across the state with seven awards in the California News Publishers Association's 2022 California Journalism Awards program, including...
Mount Diablo entrance road closure
A road in Mount Diablo State Park leading to its northern entrance near Walnut Creek is set to be closed through to the fall for extensive repairs that are required in the wake of a series of heavy winter storms.
California has tried to cut the cost of insulin for years. Why it might finally succeed
To fight the skyrocketing cost of insulin, California is using multiple tactics, including making its own generic versions.
DA's office declines to file charges in fight outside Danville Costco
Prosecutors released video footage and more details Thursday afternoon on an altercation in the Danville Costco parking lot that prosecutors said has insufficient evidence to press charges sought after by the injured man involved.
Extended Crow Canyon Road closure begins
Commuters traveling between San Ramon and Castro Valley are being advised to seek alternative routes due to the planned closure of a segment of Crow Canyon Road that is set to start this week and continue through August.
Dublin teens allegedly sneak into Cal High classroom to beat student
Police are investigating after a group of Dublin teens allegedly assaulted a San Ramon high school student during class earlier this week, an incident captured on video that is circulating on local social media.
San Ramon Mayor Hudson returns after 3-1/2-month medical absence
San Ramon Mayor Dave Hudson was back at the dais at this week's City Council meeting following a lengthy absence brought on by a medical emergency earlier this year.
Bike to work (or wherever) in Tri-Valley
With National Bike Month underway, local cycling enthusiasts are hitting roads and trails throughout the month and looking to resume a signature event to promote the alternative mode of transportation for commuting in the Tri-Valley.

Dublin teens allegedly sneak into Cal High classroom to beat student
Police are investigating after a group of Dublin teens allegedly assaulted a San Ramon high school student during class earlier... Last comment on May 28, 2023 at 7:37 am | 30 comments

San Ramon accounting firm implicated in lawsuit over FTX crypto fraud
Creditors are seeking recovery in the bankruptcy court in Delaware, and the DOJ is pursuing a criminal action in New York... Last comment on May 16, 2023 at 4:31 am | 0 comments

Construction begins on Iron Horse Trail overcrossing at Bollinger Canyon Road
Following nearly a decade of discussions, studies and public outreach, work has begun on a pedestrian and bicycle overcrossing... Last comment on May 24, 2023 at 7:55 am | 1 comment

Autonomous shuttle program debuts in San Ramon
This week marks the start of a new transit option in San Ramon's central commercial core, with an autonomous shuttle making... Last comment on Apr 27, 2023 at 6:15 pm | 2 comments

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