Danville History Walk Gets you Out and About
Looking for an outdoor activity while still social distancing? The Museum of the San Ramon Valley can help with a Danville history walk. While we shelter in place it is still […]
Exercise Your Right to Vote!
Election season is coming up, so don’t miss your chance to vote! While driving to the beach in my childhood home of Hawaii a few years ago, I saw a […]
Why Should You Become a Civil Grand Juror?
by Candace Anderson Have you ever wanted to help local government become more effective? Consider applying to be a Civil Grand Juror. Dedicated community volunteers are needed to serve […]
Japanese American Internment Camp Experiences in WWII
After December 7, 1941, the United States went to war with the invader and with itself. Almost overnight strident voices incessantly clamored that everyone with different names and faces were […]
Alamo News..Who’s in Charge?
By Steve Mick; The answer to this question may depend on where you live and what form of local government, if any, has been created by either a vote of the community or […]
SOF And PG&E launch SVRC
Sentinels of Freedom and PG&E Partner with College of Alameda to Launch SVRC Sentinels of Freedom and Pacific Gas & Electric sponsored their second SVRC (the first was at SF […]
CCHP Picks Up Slack after DMC Closure
By Contra Costa County Supervisor, Candace Anderson Contra Costa […]
VetCon Veterans Resource Event
Veterans and their families are invited to attend the 2015 edition of “VetCon,” a one-day showcase of resources, job opportunities and direct assistance for veterans, held every other year in Contra Costa […]
Garbage and Recycling Programs change
By Candace Anderson, Contra Costa County Supervisor […]
Breastfeeding support for Latina mothers in Concord
Local health promotion organizations are teaming up to improve breastfeeding support and education in the Latino community by training more Spanish-speaking peer counselors. The effort—a collaboration between Healthy & Active […]