Napa Valley|News|
Sentencing Set For Napa Naturopathic Doctor In COVID-19 Fraud Case
Juli Mazi, 41, tried to withdraw her guilty plea but her motion was rejected by a federal judge.
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Concord, CA|News|
Authorities Identify 21-Year-Old Killed In Brentwood Gym Shooting
Police detained two people in connection with the shooting outside a 24 Hour Fitness gym.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Supervisors Vow To Fix Problems Found In Audit Of Head Start Program
"We were appalled when we heard some of them, and we want to immediately rectify them."
Concord, CA|News|
1 Dead, 3 Injured In Brentwood Gym Shooting
One man in his 20s was pronounced dead at the scene, and the three others brought themselves to hospitals, police said.
Lamorinda, CA|News|
Contra Costa Monkeypox Numbers 'Growing Every Week'
Contra Costa Health Services has vaccinated over 845 people against monkeypox in recent weeks and has a waiting list of 1,800.
Concord, CA|News|
Friends To Pay Tribute To Clayton Boy Who Died After Football Practice
Students at Diablo View Middle School will honor Braden Fahey by wearing light blue on the first day of school.
Concord, CA|News|
Community Mourns Clayton Middle School Football Player
Braden Fahey died after he suffered a medical emergency while taking part in an event being held at Clayton Valley High School.
Martinez, CA|News|
Contra Costa Supes To Discuss Federal Complaints About Head Start
A federal report found an area of noncompliance and five deficiencies in four service areas within the county's Head Start programs.
Concord, CA|News|
Concord City Council To Weigh City's Flag Policy
The city's existing policy creates "opportunities for the flag's use that are out of the city's control."
Lamorinda, CA|News|
Contra Costa Supervisors To Discuss Oversight Of Sheriff's Office
Assembly Bill 1185, which became law Jan. 1, 2021, authorizes the county to establish a sheriff oversight board and/or an inspector general.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
Sheriff's Office Identifies Man Shot, Killed By Sonoma County Deputy
The sheriff's office also released more information about the officer-involved shooting in Geyserville.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
Raises Approved For BART Workers
The last general wage increase for BART employees was in July 2020.
Napa Valley|News|
Farmworkers' Biggest Threat Is Heat, Stanford Panelists Say
Paired with a lack of federal protections, extreme heat can be deadly for the farmworkers exposed outside all day, Stanford panelists said.
Lamorinda, CA|News|
BART Reinstates Face Mask Requirement
The mandate is effective immediately and applies to trains and all portions of stations beyond the fare gates.
Walnut Creek, CA|News|
BART Uses Weed-Eating Goats To Reduce Fire Risk, Noise Pollution
The goats, most recently pictured along the BART tracks in Walnut Creek, can munch through an acre of brush in one day.
Martinez, CA|News|
Martinez Home To Best Contra Costa Baseball Team Few People Know About
The semi-pro Martinez Sturgeon was founded in 2019. The team plays 52 games in the independent Pecos league.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Robert Hight Interviewed On Return To Sonoma Raceway, Winning Streak
Read an interview with drag racer Robert Hight as he prepares for the Denso NHRA Sonoma Nationals this weekend at Sonoma Raceway.
Concord, CA|News|
Air Quality Advisory Extended As Smoldering Marsh Fire Remains Active
Onshore daytime winds continue to disperse smoke over Eastern Contra Costa County.
Concord, CA|News|
Boy, 9, Dies From Injuries In Contra Costa Train Crash
The Solano County boy was one of five people in a car that was hit by an Amtrak train June 26 near Brentwood.
Benicia, CA|News|
Grand Jury Tells Vallejo To Get Act Together, Find New Police Station
The Solano County grand jury report, titled "Delays in Relocation of Vallejo Police Department are Costly," was published Friday.
