These leaping ballplayers can be seen somewhere in El Cerrito or Kensington. Be the first to put the answer in the comments section below the article to win a prize.
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Patch sites across the country are asking their readers to share their favorite local bartenders. We hope you'll tell us yours in El Cerrito and Kensington.
If you aspire to write and/or be published, the Kensington Library tonight, April 16, is hosting a panel of four local authors talking about their writing, offering tips and answering questions.
We generally don't pick a one-word comment followed by five exclamation marks as our Comment of the Week, but at the same time, we've never had such a comment before.
The PTSA at El Cerrito High (the parents, teachers and students association) is seeking volunteers to serve as officers and committee chairs to keep the organization functioning effectively.
Front-page news in El Cerrito exactly 63 years ago today: apologetic note from a burglar; El Cerrito Rotary born; residents required to chip in for street paving; local businesses warned on false advertising; library top in county in children's books.
In the modest reader response to our poll this past week on favorite wildflower hikes in El Cerrito and Kensington, two options seem to stand out as favorites.
Even though Earth Day is April 22, some celebrations and observances will happen before then, including this Saturday, April 14.
Recent corrections and clarifications in El Cerrito Patch.
BART police have issued a list of tips to help protect your vehicle and the belongings inside it.
With spring wildflowers bursting forth, now's a good time to think about hikes around El Cerrito and Kensington where they can be enjoyed. Do you have recommendations? Please take our poll and/or tell us in the comments.
Drawing the most reader attention recently on El Cerrito Patch were the four armed robberies within 11 days, followed by the El Cerrito woman slain in the Oikos University killings, reuse of the Portola school site and an arrest in a robbery-beatings at a
A memorial fund has been set up for Sonam Chodon of El Cerrito and Tshering Rinzing Bhutia of San Francisco, two members of the Tibetan Buddhism community who were among the seven killed by a gunman April 2 in Oakland.
El Cerrito resident Traci Stuart, president of San Francisco-based Blattel Communications, was honored with a professional achievement award from the Bay Area chapter of the Legal Marketing Association.
Our article on reuse of the Portola Middle School site gave rise to several comments this week on relocating the El Cerrito library to the old Safeway site. We've selected two as our Comments of the Week.
In about as much time as it takes a chicken to lay an egg, a swarm of excited kids made quick work of the City of El Cerrito's annual egg hunt at Arlington Park Saturday morning. We hope you enjoy the photos by reader Steve Crawford of the lively scene.
The front-page news in El Cerrito exactly 63 years ago today included the local library being the first in the county to circulate paperbacks, as well as a reminder of the threat of Communism and a new police car costing $449.10.
In response to rider requests for cleaner, more comfortable seats, BART displayed new vinyl seats this week, part of a larger move toward BART's new "fleet of the future."
This contest features a photo of something delicious from a restaurant, cafe or other business serving food in El Cerrito or Kensington. Be first to provide the item's name and where it's sold in the article's comments section to win a prize.
Articles receiving the most reader interest recently include the El Cerrito woman slain in the killings at Oikos University and several school issues: the parcel tax and police officers for schools, the fate of Portola site, and an award for the new Fairm