Martinez, CA|News|
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Tribute Event Held In Martinez
About 100 people attended the function held in front of the Wakefield Taylor Courthouse in downtown Martinez.
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Petaluma, CA|News|
Elementary Schools In Sonoma County Can Now Apply For Waivers
The county's coronaivurs case rate has dropped below 200 per 100,000 residents, to 195.5, allowing elementary schools to apply to reopen.
Martinez, CA|News|
Black Lives Matter Mural To Be Paved Over, City of Martinez Says
The street mural, already badly faded and now defiled by spilled white paint, is scheduled to be paved over soon.
Martinez, CA|News|
$3.6B Annual Budget Approved By Contra Costa County Supervisors
"We're still in very uncertain times, including the ongoing effects of COVID," County Administrator David Twa said about the 2020-21 budget.
Napa Valley|News|
2 Stabbed In Knife Fight Inside Grocery Store: American Canyon PD
The injured were taken to local hospitals, police said.
Concord, CA|News|
Arrest Made In Death Of Woman Near Buchanan Field Airport: Cops
A Pacheco man has been charged with gross vehicular manslaughter and DUI causing injury in the death of a Lafayette woman.
Martinez, CA|News|
Countywide Sales Tax Measure: Contra Costa Kicks Off Campaign
The Contra Costa County sales tax measure, Measure X, depends on the passage of Senate Bill 1349.
Pinole-Hercules, CA|News|
See Potholes, Graffiti? Contra Costa County Has An App For That
Using Mobile Citizen, residents can report concerns by sending a photo, location and details to Contra Costa County Public Works Department.
Petaluma, CA|News|
The Phoenix Theatre Keeps DIY Spirit Alive During Pandemic
Shows have been canceled. Phoenix Pro Wrestling is on hiatus. The mosh pit has dispersed. However, the stage has not been entirely cleared.
Petaluma, CA|News|
SoCo Nonprofit Helps Thousands With New Programs Spurred By Virus
"When we come out of this pandemic, the question is how we can continue to support each other."
Petaluma, CA|News|
Sonoma County Economic Recovery Difficult To Forecast: Analyst
Factors include the future spread of COVID-19, when and if health orders are lifted, and whether there is another federal stimulus package.
Martinez, CA|News|
Contra Costa Elections Building Named For Longtime Clerk-Recorder
Supervisors voted unanimously to name the Clerk-Recorder Elections Dept. building at Escobar Street and Alhambra Avenue after Stephen Weir.
Concord, CA|News|
County Building To Bear Name Of Former Concord City Councilman
Contra Costa County supervisors voted unanimously in favor of the formal name, "The Stephen L. Weir Clerk-Recorder Building."
Rohnert Park-Cotati, CA|News|
Illegally Manufactured Guns Seized From Rohnert Park Man: Police
The Rohnert Park resident was arrested after an investigation spurred by a tip from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, police said.
Napa Valley|News|
More Flex Alerts Possible After Labor Day: State Power Officials
"Many of our seasonal records are set in the September timeframe."
Petaluma, CA|News|
18th, 19th Consecutive Spare The Air Alerts Issued For Bay Area
Wildfire smoke is expected to create isolated pockets of unhealthy air pollution in the North Bay, SF and the East Bay.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
LNU Lightning Complex: More Walbridge Fire Evacuees Return Home
At the fire's peak, some 42,000 Sonoma County residents were either ordered to evacuate their homes or warned that they soon might have to.
Benicia, CA|News|
Construction Resumes At Mare Island Preserve, Naval Cemetery
Work was halted in March because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Martinez, CA|News|
Credit Union Finds New Home At Old Bank Of Martinez Building
What's more, the CEO of Berkeley-born Cooperative Center Federal Credit Union is a descendant of Don Ygnacio Martinez.
Pinole-Hercules, CA|News|
Free Summer Meal Program Resumes At West Contra Costa USD Schools
Families are not required to show their student attends a school in the district or qualifies for free or reduced-cost meals.
