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Stephen Tanabe, a former Danville police officer and Contra Costa County sheriff's deputy,A pleaded not guilty in federal court Friday to new charges stemming from his alleged involvement in setting up drunken driving arrests.

A former Danville officer and Contra Costa Sheriff's deputy pleaded not guilty in federal court Friday to new felony charges related to a purported scheme to set up men for drunken-driving arrests, according to court records.

A decision on a daytime youth curfew has been put off by the city to give school officials time to make their concerns known.

Alamo isn't a hotbed of graffiti activity. You generally don't see it and when you do, it's not much.

When Karen and Randall Clark lost their 4-year-old daughter Shelby after a routine surgery, the Walnut Creek couple felt like they had to make sure people knew that their little girl's short life mattered.

The Danville-Alamo-Walnut Creek branch of the American Association of University Women has chosen seven scholarship winners to receive $2,000, to be presented at an installation and awards ceremony May 31 in Danville.

Donuts may not be the healthiest thing to eat but they are darn tasty, right? That's what we're going to be voting on this week: The best place to grab a donut in Danville or Alamo.

Cayla Quinn loves reading so much that when she heard about a readathon organized by the Israeli nonprofit Ahava - a group dedicated to English literacy promotion among disadvantaged children - she didn't have to think twice: She'd found her bat mitzvah project.

Members of the Rowan Branch of Children's Hospital recently held their 11th annual Spring Shopping Spree at Round Hill Country Club, where guests enjoyed a luncheon, fashion show with members modeling styles from Banana Republic's flagship store in San Francisco and, of course, shopping the wares of numerous vendors.

When Kathi Ryness' multiple sclerosis worsened in 2000, she began taking Avonex, a drug that helps slow the progression of the disease and reduces the number of relapses.

Toru Sugita grew up in Japan knowing what printmaking was and that, for the Japanese, printmaking was a daily activity whose tradition was carefully preserved.

Alan, Julia, Mark, and Monica Laurlund at their Alamo, Ca. home on Saturday Mar.

Washington, DC, United States - When Kathi Ryness's multiple sclerosis worsened in 2000, she began taking Avonex, a drug that helps slow the progression of the disease and reduces the number of relapses.

The opening of the Veterans Memorial Building in downtown Danville signals a change to the parking rules near the venerable building.

Wondering what's moving into your neighborhood shopping center? Our weekly Sprouts & Shutters column highlights the latest Tri-Valley restaurant, retail and other business news.

Members of the Alamo Elementary School chorus sing a rendition of Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" during their Musical Celebration concert Friday at the Vacaville Performing Arts Center.

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San Ramon Valley firefighters respond to a house fire at 33 Via Aspero in Alamo, Calif., on Sunday, May 6, 2012.

Members of the Alamo Elementary School chorus sing a rendition of Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" during their Musical Celebration concert Friday at the Vacaville Performing Arts Center.