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Speed bumps like those on Walnut Meadows Drive might
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Sick of too much traffic using your street as a shortcut that it was never designed for? Who you gonna call? Speed busters – also known as the folks at Oakley City Hall in charge of the new Neighborhood Traffic Management Program.
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Terry Karp, on the right, and his mother Mary are planning to open Bases Loaded Restaurant and Bar at Fourth and G streets in downtown Antioch later this year. With them are the construction managers Robert Zamora, on the left, and Dan Zamora.
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For more than a decade, city officials have been hoping and waiting for a destination-type restaurant to open in the historic Rivertown area.
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A conservation plan is being launched that’s designed to keep the Delta ecosystem healthy for fish and recreation while also providing water for people and farms.
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A study to save the Delta’s ecosystem while still providing water to 25 million Californians and 3 million acres of farmland is about to kick into high gear, a process that could eventually lead to construction of a peripheral canal.
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Discovery Bay resident Randy Agno is the author of “God’s Hand,” an autobiographical story of how he changed the abusive direction of his life through faith and spirituality.
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Randy Agno’s story is the stuff of which TV movies are made.
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Cameron Enriquez, left, and Jeff Altman survey the vandalized Vasco Road memorial to their mother and wife, Patricia Altman, whose 2003 death helped prompt numerous safety improvements on the dangerous commute corridor. The memorial was wrecked just days after it was refurbished in observance of the fifth anniversary of her accident.
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Cameron Enriquez says that whoever desecrated the newly painted cross and freshly planted flowers along the side of Vasco Road last week might have removed the tangible evidence of his mother’s shrine, but they’ve done nothing to supplant her memory.
- Officials fear rail traffic increase
- Witnessing the making of Marines
- Expanded lawsuit charges racism
- Violent crime continues upswing in Antioch
- UCBN leader steps down
- American Avenue gets test drive
- Local musician to release first CD
- Water deaths spur boat licensing debate
- Night Out in a tough neighborhood
- East County should help clean up Delta
- Officials fear rail traffic increase
- Witnessing the making of Marines
- Expanded lawsuit charges racism
- Violent crime continues upswing in Antioch
- UCBN leader steps down
- American Avenue gets test drive
- Local musician to release first CD
- Water deaths spur boat licensing debate
- Night Out in a tough neighborhood
- East County should help clean up Delta
- Expanded lawsuit charges racism
- Officials fear rail traffic increase
- UCBN leader steps down
- Local musician to release first CD
- Vandals wreck Vasco memorial
- Violent crime continues upswing in Antioch
- Oakley to put brakes on speeders
- American Avenue gets test drive
- Water deaths spur boat licensing debate
- Antioch goes to bat for Bases Loaded
- Burrowing owls at risk in East County
- Dropping out in droves
- Night Out in a tough neighborhood
- Wii-hab makes physical therapy fun
- East County should help clean up Delta
- Vandals damage Virgin Mary statue
- Boardwalk Grill rides again
- Flying monkeys
- An amazing run
- Festival to feature Wall of Art
