‘Books for Living’ a timeless look at some really good ones
Will Schwalbe, author of “The End of Your Life Book Club,” has once again given
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Temper current trends to match your style
Every year, design trendsetters determine what is hot and what is not. From colors and
Crime in Clayton – from the bizarre to the trivial
During his routine 1 a.m. check of downtown Clayton, Concord Police Officer Lawrence Joseph Lee
Rolling into the new year with bike education
Bike Concord is pedaling into the new year with a new program, “Wrench Time.” The
State of the City: from housing to homelessness
It was my honor to give the State of the City address to the Concord
Clayton looks at parking, sign rules
The City Council is considering a residents’ request for a residential permit parking program for
BART sets goals for improvements through 2027
BART’s a busy place these days, with many new initiatives for change in the works.
Interchange upgrades crucial for Central County traffic
It’s official: The first segment of the Interstate 680/State Route 4 Interchange Improvement Project broke
Accessory units can help answer housing needs
As my wife Ashleigh and I watch our children grow at what seems like a
Middle and elementary schools next for International Baccalaureate program
I am excited to share our progress with expanding the prestigious International Baccalaureate (IB) program