Caldecott construction killed Contra Costa cauliflower crop
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—In the early 1900s, farmers grew cauliflower in the Ygnacio Valley. According to
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New Red Flag warning in Contra Costa while some big fires report containment
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—Despite new Red Flag Warning conditions this week, firefighters were able to contain
New coaches coming on board among uncertainty of high school sports getting greenlight
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—The calendar continues to click off the fall months but there is still
Pioneer Letters to the Editor for Oct. 2020
The Concord Clayton Pioneer welcomes letters from our readers. As a general rule, letters should
Online panel to discuss ‘Many Faces of Breast Cancer’ Oct. 22
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—Join the online seminar “The Many Faces of Breast Cancer on Oct. 22,
Contra Costa pilots form disaster response team
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—When talking to local pilots DeWitt Hodge and Stephen Tucker, it’s hard to
Concord City Council to take first steps to strengthen mental health crisis response
CONCORD, CA—According to Mayor Tim McGallian, extended mental health services for the housed and unhoused
Concord Police Dept. will use state grants to improve traffic safety
CONCORD, CA—The Police Department has received two grants from the California Office of Traffic Safety
Unique designs key to Clayton artisan’s jewelry, handbags
CLAYTON, CA—Lisa Ramos founded MONOLISA, a handmade bag and jewelry company, in her small home
Historic Pacheco Adobe presents big opportunity for community group
A once-in-a-lifetime call from the City Council for an opportunity to rehabilitate and reuse the