Concord Cul-De-Sac Scare: Shelter Order Lifted After Firearm Report
A shelter-in-place was issued near Buckthorn Court after a report involving a firearm. The order was lifted and Concord police say the incident remains under investigation.
Bay Area Gov Hopeful Swalwell Hit With Nanny, Campaign Cash Bombshell
Federal complaints and FEC entries say Rep. Eric Swalwell employed a Brazilian au pair beyond her visa and used campaign funds to pay her, according to filings and news reviews.
A Decade Later, Oakland Still Waits For Justice In Brian Bole Killing
On the 10th anniversary of Brian Bole's 2016 killing, the FBI and Oakland police renewed a $20,000 reward and urged witnesses to come forward. The case remains unsolved.
Tapas Takeover: Caramba Set To Spice Up Pleasanton’s Main Street
Caramba, a Spanish tapas concept from local restaurateur German Carlucci, is set to take over 411 Main St in Pleasanton and is targeting a late‑May opening. The small spot will focus on shareable plates and a wine program.
Use It Or Lose It: Californians Sitting On Millions In Relief Card Cash
California mailed millions of Middle Class Tax Refund debit cards in 2022; many still carry unused funds that expire April 30, 2026. Here’s how to check and claim yours.
Deadly James Donlon Crash After Car Pulls Into Path Of Antioch Biker
A 54-year-old motorcyclist died after colliding with a car on James Donlon Boulevard in Antioch. Police say drugs and alcohol are not suspected and are seeking witnesses.












