Police unions trying to keep old personnel cases private
In a blow to the Concord Police Officers Association, a Contra Costa Superior Court judge
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Concord’s Dancing Queen
Concord’s Liz Wood began dancing when she was three-years-old and now just months before her
Aliano, Obringer tackle rent issues on new panel
Because the City Council wants to “dive deep” into rent issues, Concord Mayor Carlyn Obringer
In the ‘spirit’ of public art, Concord plans ordinance
The city of Concord is taking another stab at public art installations, after the controversial
Vets fly free to national memorials
A dream came true for World War II veteran William Meyer recently, with a free
Kirker Pass northbound slated for truck lane
Work should get underway this summer on a $14 million, mile-long truck safety lane on
Clip clop, here comes Christmas
The Holiday Season officially rolled into town Saturday when the CBCA-sponsored carriage rides returned for
Wan, Wolfe to City Council in close vote
Clayton’s race this year for two slots on the City Council ended with a photo
Historic tractor finds new home at museum
If you were downtown last Thursday and thought you saw a flying tractor, you did.
The Clayton year in review from city, schools and beyond
As the weeks marched into the months of 2018, Clayton continued to evolve – welcoming