These days, computers and TVs look pretty similar
The convergence of television and computers has been underway for a few years. TVs seem
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Mayor fully engaged in Concord campus development
When I announced my candidacy for Concord City Council in this publication in December 2015,
Clayton Library – and its volunteers – gear up for 25th anniversary
The Clayton Library was the first library in Contra Costa County that allowed volunteers to
Fare evasion needs higher priority
BART staff presented the fiscal year 2020 budget in March, and the Board of Directors
Rapid Resolution addresses surge in homelessness
This month, I want to share the latest homeless population numbers, the work we do
Predatory loans hurt families
I recently read a story in the Sacramento Bee about a single grandmother from Richmond
Immunotherapy a new option for certain breast cancers
There have been some interesting developments in the treatment of breast cancer over the past
Pets, smart devices can influence home buyers
Q: While looking for a home to buy, I always wonder if my dog Ruby
Chamber exec reflects on 24 years of growth
After 24 years at the Concord Chamber, I will be retiring as the president/CEO at
Thinking about how to get more voters involved
Our republic rests on the concept of representative democracy. Unlike the direct democracy of ancient