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Gary Gilbert, former head of United Citizens for Better Neighborhoods, in an interview with Channel 2 at City Hall, defends the city against charges of police racism.
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A lawsuit against the city of Antioch, charging that police are racially targeting African-American recipients of Section 8 housing subsidies, has been revised and expanded to include a fifth named plaintiff and more than 800 unnamed plaintiffs.
The Discovery Bay Community Services District (CSD) board is considering a review of staff time – and money – spent on the processing and cataloging of correspondence received from the public.
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The city is planning to sell this 1-acre site at Laurel Road and Main Street to be used for the construction and operation of a daycare center.
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City officials are seeking buyers for a city-owned, 1-acre site on the northeast corner of Laurel Road and Main Street who will build and operate a child care facility on it.
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The Union Pacific Railroad’s Moccoco Line, which runs through East County (and beneath Highway 4, above), has been used mostly for train storage. Local officials are concerned about a plan to run as many as 40 trains on that line each day.
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Stunt man Luke Kearney, above, during the filming of a TV show in England, doing the “full burn.”
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A few days ago, Brentwood resident Luke Kearney and his wife Laura bought a couple of tickets to see the latest Batman thriller, “The Dark Knight,” and like the rest of the audience, they were thrilled by both the Oscar-buzzing performance of the late Heath Ledger and Christian Bale’s tormented portrayal of the caped crusader, but the Kearneys saved their greatest applause for a different performer.
- NAACP backs anti-CAT charges
- Locals mourn loss of two leaders
- Deer Valley High School graduates
- City to begin inspecting rental units
- Farmers’ Market comes to Antioch
- We’re not buying it
- Council OKs major center
- Silver Skillet serves up best of old and new
- Glover, Nunn in supervisor runoff
- Antioch considers eBART area development
- NAACP backs anti-CAT charges
- Locals mourn loss of two leaders
- Deer Valley High School graduates
- City to begin inspecting rental units
- Farmers’ Market comes to Antioch
- We’re not buying it
- Council OKs major center
- Silver Skillet serves up best of old and new
- Glover, Nunn in supervisor runoff
- Antioch considers eBART area development
- NAACP backs anti-CAT charges
- UCBN leader steps down
- Section 8 tenants sue city
- Rosy forecast unjustified
- Wii-hab makes physical therapy fun
- Vandals damage Virgin Mary statue
- Burrowing owls at risk in East County
- Flying monkeys
- We’re not buying it
- Oakley gets million-dollar park grant
- Championship field strikes out
- Nunns, Wilsons memorialized by city
- Vet seeks family of brother-in-arms
- Council OKs major center
- Silver Skillet serves up best of old and new
- Auto shop teacher turns in his keys
- Glover, Nunn in supervisor runoff
- Boardwalk Grill rides again
- Building something truly special
- CornFest crowd catches a break
