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Rabid Bat Discovery Prompts Berkeley Warnings
Berkeley health officials are cautioning residents to avoid contact with wild animals after a rabid bat was found in the north part of the city last week.
Fire severely damages Walnut Creek home, sparks grass fire
A two-alarm fire inflicted severe damage to a single-story home and burned some grassland this morning, but the family of four who lived inside was able to escape without injury, the Contra Costa Fire District ...
Henik is first Walnut Creek City Council candidate to file election papers
Sol Henik, a Mt. Diablo school district teacher, is the first Walnut Creek City Council candidate to file election papers in a race for three open seats in November.
Rabid Bat Discovery Prompts Berkeley Warnings
Berkeley health officials are cautioning residents to avoid contact with wild animals after a rabid bat was found in the north part of the city last week.
Waste authority to pay back county, Walnut Creek
To resolve 10 years of uneven rate practices, a trash disposal agency will spend the next four or six years repaying Walnut Creek and Contra Costa County for higher rates their trash customers paid to subsidize ...
Walnut Creek Councilman announces he won't seek re-election
Walnut Creek City Councilman Charlie Abrams announced Monday that he will not seek a fourth term in office.
A man in an Indiana Jones-style hat allegedly left a suspicious package on an Amtrak train today then jumped out a window and fled, prompting police to evacuate the Richmond Bay Area Rapid Transit station and ...
New police chief lured by small Walnut Creek
New police Chief Joel Bryden would have been content to finish out his law enforcement career as assistant police chief in San Diego.
Women follow men onto the golf course
Lynne VanLuchene, right, and Pat McSween, left, take a break from playing a round of golf at Boundary Oaks Golf Course in Walnut Creek Calif.
Walnut Creek commission revisits idea to extend meter hours
The free time at metered parking spaces in downtown Walnut Creek may soon be not so free.
Rescue group needs more adoptions
At her three car garage in Pittsburg, Calif., Kelly Perry of the Community Concern for Cats feline rescue foundation takes a look at a newly trapped kitten that was delivered to her home on Monday July 14, ...
Library Corner, Walnut Creek, July 17
All Contra Costa County library branches offer a variety of programs for children and families.
Walnut Creek rejects shortcut to Pleasant Hill BART
Citing money concerns, the Walnut Creek City Council Tuesday night derailed a plan for a residential shortcut to the Pleasant Hill BART station, leaving some Walnut Creek residents cheering and some Concord ...
A computer monitor was reported stolen from a storage room in the 1900 block of Olympic Boulevard.
Power outage affects 9,000 customers, snarls traffic in Walnut Creek
Traffic was backed up on several thoroughfares after a power outage that affected about 9,000 PG&E customers also disabled traffic lights along several busy commute routes.
Salad days call for bright wines and inventive salad dressings
Chilled bottle of rose with a bowl of salad in Walnut Creek, Calif. on Tuesday, July 01, 2008.
Mormon challenge to gay marriage ban
Some Mormons are rejecting their prophet's call to campaign for a ban on same-sex marriage in California, suggesting the church leadership's sway over the issue of homosexuality may be weakening.
Walnut Creek commission studies Broadway Plaza valet parking proposal
A valet parking system employing up to 100 people could help streamline the search for spaces on weekends and holidays at Broadway Plaza in downtown Walnut Creek, according to developers.
After-school center to open at Walnut Creek Intermediate
It is an after-school program complete with a pool table, homework time and even a Nintendo Wii.
East Bay water rationing plan calls for 10 percent rate increase
The East Bay's largest water district will raise rates by 10 percent and impose surcharges on customers who do not conserve water as part of a plan to cut water use by 15 percent.