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Even devoted red wine drinkers will pick up a glass of white this time of year. And people who want to be especially cool will quench their thirst with the crisp dry pinks that have become so stylish lately.
Oakley's low-cost clinic doing booming business, yet finances are uncertain
Nearly 18 months after opening, Oakley's clinic for those with little or no health insurance is, by all appearances, thriving.
Delta Conservancy hosts public meeting
The Conservancy is holding their regular board meeting Wednesday, May 22, from 9 a.m. to Noon at the Big Break Visitor's Center, 100 Big Break Road in Oakley.
Preserve Sonoma's Small Town Uniqueness
Editor: I have lived in a rural area, suburbia and a big city. I lived in Pleasant Hill, remembering the drive to my grandfather's farm in Walnut Creek to help harvest the walnuts.
R.I.P sweet friend of ours. You will be missed.
Ronnie Lee DeMaggio lost a fierce and courageous battle against lung cancer on May 8, 2013.
Oakley man suspected of drunken driving in fatal Brentwood crash
Like most mornings, Judy Jensen kissed and hugged her husband Wednesday before her hourlong walk -- but this time she came back inside for one more embrace, a friend said Thursday.
Oakley prioritizes quality growth
At its meeting Tuesday, the Oakley City Council received a Strategic Plan update regarding the city's goal to promote planned quality growth.
Oakley resident Jona Dominguez assembles a care packages to be mailed to active military personnel at the recent RED Day event held at Brentwood's Veterans Park.
District 11 Assemblymember Jim Frazier invites members of the community to join him for the grand opening of his new Antioch district office Thursday, May 17 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Antioch Community Center, 4703 Lone Tree Way.
School district to provide summer meals
The Oakley Union Elementary School District Nutrition Services will once again be providing summer meal services to students in need.
Hometown Hero: Antioch woman wages solo battle against blight
With a metal picker in her right hand and a white plastic bag in the left, Beverly Knight combed City Park on a recent Monday morning looking to clean up a long weekend's worth of litter.
Delta plan opponents foresee ecological damage
This map of the twin tunnels project shows areas where "muck ponds" - piles of tunnel mud mixed with chemicals and other toxins - will be located.
Photo courtesy of the City of Oakley
After visiting Oakley's City Hall and meeting Mayor Kevin Romick and Chief of Police Bani Kollo, members of Girl Scout Daisy Troop 33390 earned their Respect Authority badge.
Assemblymembers Jim Frazier & Susan A. Bonilla invite constituents to ...
On Thursday, May 16, Assemblymember Jim Frazier and Assemblywoman Susan A. Bonilla will hold a joint budget town hall to discuss the state budget and collect feedback with an independent, nonpartisan organization, Next 10 .
Alcohol-Serving Establishments Targeted with Decoy Operation
During the month of April 2013, the Vice Unit of the Contra Costa County Office of the Sheriff conducted operations at establishments that sell alcohol.
Cline shines above the pack in generosity
I was called in to attend a large wine tasting in Ocean City at Jive- Frescos. There were two presenters and the tasting was done by appointment.
Helping 'Star Wars' newbies finally embrace the Force
Mashable deputy editor Chris Taylor, Change.org's Charlotte Hill, and Lucasfilm's Pablo Hidalgo sport light sabers at a screening of 'Star Wars' for newbies in San Francisco Saturday night.
Danville Population Grew By 0.5 Percent Last Year
Danville's population edged up by 0.5 percent last year. Figures released by the state Department of Finance show Danville added about 200 residents, increasing its population to 42,720 as of Jan.