With great anticipation, a crowd at the Dec. 9 City Council meeting was eager to hear what city manager Steven Falk had to say about the ominously-titled agenda item "Option to Settle Potential ...

The Second Annual Girls Crushing It Winter Pop-up Shop, which will showcase 60 local "girlpreneurs" proudly presenting everything from their homemade bath products and pet treats, to original works of ...

"Christmas gift suggestions: To your enemy, forgiveness. To an opponent, tolerance. To a friend, your heart. To a customer, service. To all, charity. To every child, a good example. To yourself, ...

Published May 26th, 2021 Lamorinda celebrates its graduates Acalanes Class of 2021 Leda Abkenari Zevin Acu¤a Arlo Aksu Sabrina Alesna Kylie Alfaro Samantha Alfaro Adrien Alvira Hunter Anderson Peter ...

ConFire's Bell HU-1 helicopter, also known as Huey, demonstrates a water drop at the Byron Wildland Fire Center. (David Scholz) Accessible water resources are key to effective wildfire responses, and ...

The third quarter of 2025 showed consistency in the volume of closings on the residential side of Lamorinda real estate. The recent softening of interest rates did not help… ...

Being dissed," "Dismissed again," "This is insanity;" those were just some of the public comments directed at City Council Members at a recent meeting about the Revised Downtown Specific Plan. In a ...

This portable mound can be used for baseball play. (Courtesy City of Lafayette) During an hours-long meeting to a standing-room-only crowd, the Lafayette City Council on Oct. 27 discussed whether to ...

Published June 13th, 2018 Lamorinda celebrates its graduates Miramonte Class of 2018 Niv Ben Abir Jaiden Bernard Aengus Michael K Afshar Adam Kenji Aguilera Alexandra Joli Alvira Admilson Vicente ...

Saint Mary’s College, which has always been looking for ways increase the student experience, recently expanded their programs in Spirit, Dance and Band, created a new program in Nursing and added ...

Summer has to come to an end eventually. And the unofficial end of summer is, of course, Labor Day, which this year at the San Pablo Reservoir was a picture perfect day to say goodbye to summer fun.

A large, happy group of Orindans gathered at the Library Plaza on Thursday, Nov. 6, for the launch of the 2025 Light Up Orinda project. The event coincided with a food truck event, so visitors could ...