Check out ‘Free Solo’ and other Oscar winners
Rock climbing can be a fun activity while spending a few hours at the local
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‘First Person’ is author’s final think piece
A review of Pulitzer prize-winning playwright, actor, screenwriter and essayist Sam Shepard’s last work may
Settlers not discouraged by Mt. Diablo’s shaking ground
Long, long ago, the land around Concord was filled with water. History books tell us
Various ways to help out ARF during kitten season
With spring comes the pitter patter of tiny paws, as kitten season gets into full
Going solo and being social with art
As a child in El Cerrito, Sandy Leonard used her natural surroundings as inspiration for
Concord continues to tackle homeless issues
The growing number of individuals living on streets, in parks and under freeway overpasses has
Clayton council opts to leave parolee housing restrictions in place
On March 5, the Clayton City Council held a hearing about whether the city’s parolee
Envision 2040 a new plan for Contra Costa County
Every county and city in California is required to have a general plan that can
Working to prevent gun violence in our schools
There are certain days when I already know exactly what I’ll be hearing from every
BART needs to fully understand fare evasion numbers
The media has talked a lot about fare evasion at BART stations recently, and rightfully