Discovery Bay News

"It's time to stop. I'm not sure I can do the job properly anymore and need to spend more time with my family," said Tetreault, who was elected to a two-year term in November.

A Discovery Bay mother active in her children's schools and a fixture at Byron Union school district meetings has been appointed as the district's newest trustee.

Both sides found reason to sue over the state's broad new plan governing the Delta through the end of this century.

CSD President Ray Tetreault has resigned from the town board, citing health-related concerns as his reason for stepping down.

The museum will be open from 1 to 9 p.m. with special programs -- including an early American teepee of Native Americans in the area next week -- children's activities, cartoons in the theater room, old photos slideshow in the Riverview Room, from 7 to 9 p.m. Refreshments, lemonade, iced tea, coffee, cookies and popcorn will be served.

A Discovery Bay mother active in her children's schools and a fixture at Byron Union school district meetings has been appointed as the district's newest trustee.

Discovery Bay resident Claudia Hull tends to one of her two plots in the new community garden.

Dollars raised at the Brentwood Relay For Life fundraiser last weekend? $138,000 .

A spiral monkey has been stolen from Brentwood's Granville Green Park. The monkey is a piece of public art that was taken from a park bench during the week of May 20, according to city officials.

Officials at the zoo in Apple Valley wanted to renovate a million-gallon tank in Discovery Bay to house the seals.

Members of the Sea Ray Boat Club of Northern California and the Discovery Bay Yacht Club held a stirring on-the-water Memorial Day ceremony in Discovery Bay on Monday.

After months of public meetings, community input and numerous drafts, the Delta Stewardship Council has adopted its Delta Plan - the state's controversial water blueprint for the future: a future many now believe will lead to the ultimate destruction of the Delta.

Liberty High School's Arts and Humanities Academy will formally reveal its utility box public art project at 11 a.m. on June 4 at the corner of Pine and Second streets in downtown Brentwood.

In searching for their dream home, Bryan and LeeAnn Hogge found a slice of paradise tucked away in rural Byron, including a thriving tropical foliage business.