Settlers not discouraged by Mt. Diablo’s shaking ground
Long, long ago, the land around Concord was filled with water. History books tell us
Concord
Neto honors six community volunteers as Unsung Heroes
Communities thrive and families prosper when passionate, dedicated people pitch in behind the scenes –
Changes at Todos Santos, with closings, new options
A longtime chapter in downtown Concord closes in May, when Half-Price Books, the popular corner
Concord OKs extra funds for potholes
Council also talks about Measure Q extension in 2020 After hearing “gloom and doom” about
Hiring issues imperil AvalonBay project
The Concord City Council’s commitment to union hires and prevailing wages continues to complicate AvalonBay’s
B8 loses to development, seeks new downtown venue
The show must go on for B8 Theatre Company, despite recently losing its downtown Concord
Concord continues to tackle homeless issues
The growing number of individuals living on streets, in parks and under freeway overpasses has
Commission ready to review general plan
A general plan is a local government’s long-term blueprint for the community’s vision of growth.
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