Many local Republicans aren’t loud, and urge moderation
Editor’s Note: In April we ran a story about Democrat activism titled, “From pages to
Peggy Spear
Feeding the hungry one tomato at a time
CONCORD, CA (May 27, 2025) — Matt Davis doesn’t want to rock the world, just
Smoldering fear ignites with Clayton’s high fire danger
CLAYTON, CA (May 18, 2025) — It’s a simple map of the city that looks
From pages to protests – how a local book club turned to political activism
CONCORD, CA (Apr. 23, 2025) — Concord’s Pam Campbell is not a community activist. The
City survey highlights progress, lingering concerns
CONCORD, CA (Apr. 18, 2025) — Potholes. Cows. Homelessness. Beautiful trails. Housing. What do these
Contra Costa Family Justice Center offers resources for survivors
CONCORD, CA (Mar. 31, 2025) — One of the city’s most valuable assets started as
Could the East Bay be another L.A.? Wildfire preparation is key
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA (Feb. 18, 2025) — Imagine it’s a warm, dry day in
New faces join City Councils after tight races in Concord, Clayton and Pleasant Hill
Correction: The final official vote count for the Clayton City Council election is: In the
One-time grant will offer homes, services for Concord’s unhoused
CONCORD – When a mobile unit complete with social workers and showers opens its doors
In Concord, Benavente ousts Birsan, Obringer cruises to easy win; Enea leads pack in Clayton; La edges out Lewis in Pleasant Hill
CONCORD, CLAYTON and PLEASANT HILL (Nov. 10, 2024) — The city of Concord will lose