Musicians, freelancers see livelihood threatened by new state law
To comply with California’s new “gig” law, Solo Opera founder Sylvia Amorino is pitching in
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Ghaznawi celebrated as Concord PD’s best
Calling him “a true protector of the people and a friend to all,” the Kiwanis
Library system recovering from crushing cyber attack
Nearly a month after advising patrons that a system-wide ransomware attack had hit Contra Costa
Parking at issue in downtown Clayton housing proposal
Tempers flared and emotions ran high Feb. 4 during a public hearing over an 81-unit
Celebrate Clayton Library’s 25th birthday bash on March 7
In celebration of 25 years of service to the community, the Clayton Community Library is
Paradise fire damage inspires teen’s tree-planting quest
Dealing with the aftermath of the Paradise Fire, high school senior Aidan Whitney planted 12
High quality photos make decisions difficult for election officials
The natural splendor of Contra Costa County was on full display in the nearly 150
Con Fire deploys automated CPR chest compression device district-wide
Contra Costa County Fire Protection District (Con Fire) has announced deployment of 30 new LUCAS
Look out for brush clearing, tree trimming on Iron Horse Trail
A Contra Costa County Public Works contractor will perform brush clearing, tree trimming and tree
BART’s upcoming schedule changes: How will they affect you?
BART will adjust train schedules on February 10 to improve service. The new schedule impacts