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Walnut Creek Journal News Briefs -- Bradbury classic chosen for Walnut Creek book club
It's time for Walnut Creek's annual summer book club. And this year the classic Ray Bradbury "Fahrenheit 451," which dives into censorship and the burning of books, is the selection for the community's "One City One Book: Walnut Creek Reads" program.
Candy Crush Saga: Online game download hits new levels of popularity
The Candy Crush Saga online game continues to gain newfound popularity on a daily basis, as the game has taken over from the Angry Birds series as the clear favorite game among many mobile users.
editorial: State lawmakers must restore California Public Records Act
Without the state Public Records Act, we would never know about the Oakley City Manager's $366,500 taxpayer-funded mortgage scheme, the Washington Township hospital CEO's $800,000-plus annual compensation or the retired San Ramon Valley fire chief's $310,000 yearly pension.
Trigemina Attracts $4.5 Million Funding From Current Investors and Chilean Government Grant
Staying up-to-date has never been simpler. Sign up for the free GenePool newsletter today! MORAGA, Calif., June 17, 2013 -- Trigemina, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of non-narcotic, nasally delivered, analgesic drug products, announced the completion of a $4.5 million Series A-1 financing.
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Temecula man struck, killed by car in late night crash
Rescue crews rushed to the scene of a crash involving a pedestrian, a car and a motorcycle Sunday evening that occurred in the eastbound lanes of Rancho California Road, just east of Moraga Road.
Moraga home with four bedrooms open Sunday
This single-story home is set on a corner lot and includes hardwood floors throughout.
Top UC Davis graduate helps resolve disparities in health care
UC Davis officials think Nicole Sitkin is going to go places and have an effect on the world -- it has named her this year's University Medalist as the top graduating senior.
Showcasing their 'Creativity:' TOPS Expo for adults with Asperger, related disorders
Patrice Hanlon always knew she had a bright, intelligent daughter. But her little girl lacked the social skills needed to survive in school, work and life.
Moraga-Orinda fire district to review policies in wake of Highway 24 injury accident
Martinez going to the dogs? City may create a dog park
This city may join a growing list of Bay Area communities where dogs can run free in a park of their own.
Colonial home in pastoral setting available in Moraga
With decorative columns and large windows, 52 Merrill Circle North in Moraga exudes a stately elegance from its setting amidst rolling hills and mature trees.
Colonial home in pastoral setting available in Moraga
The five-bedroom, 4.5 bathroom Colonial estate features detailed woodwork and decorative moldings throughout, reminding everyone who steps inside it's the creation of local developer Peter Branagh, who designed high-end homes in California.
Moraga-Orinda Fire District works to avoid service reductions
California Virtual Academies graduates celebrate in Vacaville
California Virtual Academy graduate Katie Morris of Moraga, Calif., reacts to the loud cheer from her boyfriend after her name was called to receive her diploma during commencement ceremonies at the Vacaville Performing Arts Theater in Vacaville, Calif., on Tuesday, June 4, 2013.
Hercules utility tax hike measure leading in early election returns
Voters Tuesday were deciding the fate of a tax hike measure to tackle the city's financial crisis in the lone election in Contra Costa County.
Vacaville Christian High School's 'close-knit' group moving on
Cheers and applause could be heard blocks away as hundreds of family, friends and faculty gathered to congratulate the latest graduates and all their accomplishments.
El Cerrito Library boosters seek increase in open hours
A committee working on a plan for a new library in El Cerrito is also pushing the city to provide funding in its 2013-14 budget to keep the current 65-year-old library open more hours per week.
Pittsburg resident is Saint mary's valedictorian
It's no small accomplishment to be selected as a school's valedictorian. It's even more of an honor when you are the first in your family to graduate from college.
Richard Cohen: The richness of learning
Family and friends yell out to graduates as they walk in during the 150th St Mary's undergraduate commencement at St Mary's College in Moraga, Calif., on Saturday, May 25, 2013.