Benicia, CA|News|
Woman Fatally Struck By Amtrak Train In Solano County
The incident early Thursday involved westbound Capitol Corridor train No. 523.
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Martinez, CA|News|
Martinez Cancels 2020 Fourth Of July Parade, Fireworks
Martinez City Council voted to cancel the popular Fourth of July events, saying social distancing is likely to prevent the gatherings.
Dixon, CA|News|
Driver Hit, Killed On I-80 Freeway Ramp Identified As Texas Man
A man who got out of his car after a crash and was fatally hit as he ran toward the shoulder was identified as a 29-year-old from Texas.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
County Extends Deadline For Kincade Fire Debris Removal
Many property owners who submitted applications and site plans experienced delays in the debris cleanup because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Dixon, CA|News|
Vacaville Inmate's Death Investigated As Homicide
Guards found the inmate unresponsive, with injuries to his head and face, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said.
Napa Valley|News|
Motorcyclist, 17, Dies In American Canyon Crash
The boy was taken to Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa, where he died, police said.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Fire At Occidental Arts & Ecology Center Burns Barn, Outbuildings
The structures on Coleman Valley Road housed a woodworking shop.
Concord, CA|News|
Cannabis In Concord: Storefronts OK'd In Split Council Vote
Concord City Council, in a 3-2 vote, approved a series of additions to the city's cannabis ordinance.
Concord, CA|News|
Thieves Break In, Steal Valuable Model Train Pieces: Store Owner
Jim Anthony, owner of Just Trains near Concord, said the burglar alarm went off at 4:15 a.m. Tuesday.
Martinez, CA|News|
Supes Say Contra Costa Must 'Stay The Course': Coronavirus
The county's board of supervisors discussed progress but stressed that extension of the public health order is necessary.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Sonoma County Parks To Reopen For Biking, Walking
Sonoma County Health Officer Dr. Sundari Mase confirmed the "soft opening" of the parks, which have been closed since March 23.
Concord, CA|News|
Cannabis In Concord: City Council To Discuss More Licenses
Among the changes set to be discussed are increasing the maximum number of cannabis-business licenses overall.
Dixon, CA|News|
Farmers Market To Reopen In Vacaville
It's more crucial than ever to provide fresh, local, hand-harvested produce, the Downtown Vacaville Business Improvement District said.
Petaluma, CA|News|
Mako The K-9 Mourned By Sonoma County Sheriff's Office
The much-loved Mako suffered a medical emergency and was rushed to a veterinarian but did not survive, the sheriff's office said.
Healdsburg, CA|News|
Neighbors Helping Neighbors: Santa Rosa Food, Fund Drive Underway
Organizers say the number of people who need fresh food, groceries and meals in Sonoma County may double; here's how you can help.
Martinez, CA|News|
Bounce Back Contra Costa: Call Center Opens For Local Businesses
The call center began answering calls Thursday morning. Small business owners are encouraged to call 833-320-1919.
Martinez, CA|News|
Nonprofit Hopes To Begin Renovations Of Pacheco Marsh
Time is of the essence, the group says, as the main restoration work must be completed before sea levels rise too much.
Martinez, CA|News|
Contra Costa County Puts Moratorium On Evictions, Rent Increases
The ordinance covers all parts of the county: its 19 cities and the unincorporated areas.
Benicia, CA|News|
$1M Federal Grant Awarded To Mare island Dry Dock
"Small shipyard grants play a significant role in supporting local communities by creating jobs for working families."
Martinez, CA|News|
East Bay Chef Goes From Sit-Down Restaurant To Top-Drawer Takeout
Lesley Stiles, chef-owner of Roxx on Main in Martinez, wasn't sure she could stay open when the pandemic hit —but she knew there was a need.
