
Walnut Creek News
Walnut Creek lounge will come under council scrutiny
City considers pulling back alcohol service hours following drunken violence in downtown area
California Independent Film Festival brings movie buffs to Moraga, Orinda
Eleven feature films, 23 short films, seven documentaries and handful of educational seminars offered during the weeklong affair.
'Iron Filmmakers' make their mark over 24 hours
Contest part of the California Independent Film Festival
Former Assembly speaker whistle-stops in Walnut Creek for governance measure
Constitutional amendment mandates wholesale changes in the way California budgets its money and creates new culture of accountability, Democrat Bob Hertzberg told an audience in Walnut Creek.
Contra Costa County district: 16 tons of meds disposed of in 3 years
After three years, 16 tons of pharmaceuticals have been disposed of safely, according to the Central Contra Costa Sanitary District.This is a milestone for the district and its community partners, which started a six-month pilot program three years ago to help residents get rid of outdated or
Needed gifts for adopted families
ContributedNeeded gifts for adopted familiesThe 2014 Class of the National Charity League Acalanes Area Chapter participated in an Adopt- A-Family program through the Child Abuse Council of Contra Costa County.
Author will discuss tales of Holocaust survivors in East Bay
'Holocaust Survivor Cookbook' contains stories of miracles
Learn how to break into world of voice-over work
Residents with the gift of gab who think using their talent as a career could consider work in the voice-over field."It's a $12 billion-a-year industry in the U.
Moraga dog park plans focus of lawsuit
Proposed canine area causing headaches for residents; legal woes for town
PETS OF THE WEEK
Pets to be adopted
Some calling for Walnut Creek to deal with secondhand smoke
Some calling for city leaders to toughen rules
Good Neighbors: 'School Bell' resonates with Assistance League
The Assistance League of Diablo Valley, headquartered in Walnut Creek, is a nonprofit volunteer organization dedicated to improving lives, and will celebrate 45 years of service to the community this year.
Calendar, Best of Walnut Creek -- Benefit concert for Ryan Buchanan; Smuin Ballet; and 'vertical gardening'
Best of Walnut CreekWORKSHOPS Meditation Workshop at the Library, 'Experience the Peace, Calm and Joy You Are Seeking' -- 6-8 p.m. Feb. 8. Conducted by Dr.
Northgate High's Adah Forer to perform at Carnegie Hall
Adah Forer named to national honors band, plays Feb. 12
CURTAIN CALLS: 'Frankie and Johnny' intimate in every way
It's always such a treat to see a show for the first time. This past weekend I finally experienced Terrance McNally's "Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune.
Art from the heart: Moraga artist hopes her jewelry brings hope, love to wearer
Moragan designs jewelry to bring hope, love to wearer
Walnut Creek Police Reports -- Computers stolen from classroom, the usual car break-ins, and don't buy that Navy Seal knife you're offered on the street
The following are excerpts from the Walnut Creek Police Department log:Monday, Jan. 16 BURGLARY -- A computer and other items were reported stolen from a vehicle broken into overnight in the 3200 block of Sun Valley Avenue.
Letter to the Walnut Creek Journal
Half-marathon a successThe first-of-its-kind Walnut Creek Half-Marathon was an outstanding success. It improved the health of the runners. Funds were raised for several worthy organizations.
Library Corner, Walnut Creek Journal
All Contra Costa County library branches offer a variety of programs for children and families. See branch listings for program information and for branch operating hours.
Walnut Creek School Notes: Educators' peace conference this weekend, sign-up by Thursday
The first "Creating a Peaceful School" conference takes place this weekend in Lafayette, and today is the final day for educators to register.The Walnut Creek-based Mt.




