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BART Hits Decade-High Performance — What It Means for Walnut Creek Commuters May 19, 2026 BART Hits Decade-High Performance — What It Means for Walnut Creek Commuters Contra Costa’s Urban Limit Line Goes Before Voters in June — What Walnut Creek Residents Need to Know May 19, 2026 Contra Costa’s Urban Limit Line Goes Before Voters in June — What Walnut Creek Residents Need to Know Downtown Walnut Creek’s Local Business Scene Keeps the Community Spirit Alive May 19, 2026 Downtown Walnut Creek’s Local Business Scene Keeps the Community Spirit Alive Congressman Mark DeSaulnier to Hold Town Hall for Contra Costa Residents May 18, 2026 Congressman Mark DeSaulnier to Hold Town Hall for Contra Costa Residents Best Sandwiches in Walnut Creek and Concord: A Local Food Writer’s Picks May 18, 2026 Best Sandwiches in Walnut Creek and Concord: A Local Food Writer’s Picks California Gas Prices Hit $6.14 Per Gallon: How Walnut Creek Drivers Are Coping May 18, 2026 California Gas Prices Hit $6.14 Per Gallon: How Walnut Creek Drivers Are Coping Claiming Smoke-Filled Legacy: New BBQ Spot Opening on Mt. Diablo Boulevard in Walnut Creek May 18, 2026 Claiming Smoke-Filled Legacy: New BBQ Spot Opening on Mt. Diablo Boulevard in Walnut Creek Today Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in California’s June 2 Primary Election May 18, 2026 Today Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in California’s June 2 Primary Election BART Hits Decade-High Performance — What It Means for Walnut Creek Commuters May 19, 2026 BART Hits Decade-High Performance — What It Means for Walnut Creek Commuters Contra Costa’s Urban Limit Line Goes Before Voters in June — What Walnut Creek Residents Need to Know May 19, 2026 Contra Costa’s Urban Limit Line Goes Before Voters in June — What Walnut Creek Residents Need to Know Downtown Walnut Creek’s Local Business Scene Keeps the Community Spirit Alive May 19, 2026 Downtown Walnut Creek’s Local Business Scene Keeps the Community Spirit Alive Congressman Mark DeSaulnier to Hold Town Hall for Contra Costa Residents May 18, 2026 Congressman Mark DeSaulnier to Hold Town Hall for Contra Costa Residents Best Sandwiches in Walnut Creek and Concord: A Local Food Writer’s Picks May 18, 2026 Best Sandwiches in Walnut Creek and Concord: A Local Food Writer’s Picks California Gas Prices Hit $6.14 Per Gallon: How Walnut Creek Drivers Are Coping May 18, 2026 California Gas Prices Hit $6.14 Per Gallon: How Walnut Creek Drivers Are Coping Claiming Smoke-Filled Legacy: New BBQ Spot Opening on Mt. Diablo Boulevard in Walnut Creek May 18, 2026 Claiming Smoke-Filled Legacy: New BBQ Spot Opening on Mt. Diablo Boulevard in Walnut Creek Today Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in California’s June 2 Primary Election May 18, 2026 Today Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in California’s June 2 Primary Election
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    Congressman Mark DeSaulnier to Hold Town Hall for Contra Costa Residents

    By Da Mayor • May 18, 2026

    Introduction Congressman Mark DeSaulnier, who represents California’s 10th Congressional District — including Walnut Creek, Concord, Pleasant Hill, and portions of Contra Costa County — has announced a…

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    California Gas Prices Hit $6.14 Per Gallon: How Walnut Creek Drivers Are Coping

    By Da Mayor • May 18, 2026

    Introduction California’s average gas price hit $6.14 per gallon this week — up 26 cents from a month ago — making the Golden State once again the…

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    Today Is the Last Day to Register to Vote in California’s June 2 Primary Election

    By Da Mayor • May 18, 2026

    Introduction May 18, 2026 — TODAY is the last day to register to vote in California’s June 2 statewide primary election. If you are not already registered,…

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    Contra Costa Voters to Decide on Urban Limit Line: What It Means for Walnut Creek Development

    By Da Mayor • May 17, 2026

    Introduction When Contra Costa County voters head to the polls on June 2 for California’s statewide primary election, they’ll find more than just candidates on their ballot.…

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    PG&E Shuts Off Power in Contra Costa County to Prevent Wildfires: What Walnut Creek Residents Need to Know

    By Da Mayor • May 17, 2026

    Introduction CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA — On Sunday, May 17, PG&E shut off power to portions of Contra Costa County as blustery conditions created elevated wildfire risk…

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    Missing Juveniles from Martinez May Be in Walnut Creek Area: What to Know

    By Da Mayor • May 17, 2026

    Introduction MARTINEZ, CA — The City of Martinez issued an alert early Monday morning for two missing juveniles, Christopher and Emily Salser-Smith, who left their home shortly…

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    Is Downtown Walnut Creek Safe? Crime Data, Police Strategy, and What Visitors Should Know

    By Da Mayor • May 16, 2026

    Introduction Sunday afternoon at Broadway Plaza. A family leaves Nordstrom with shopping bags, heading for the parking garage. An elderly couple shares a bench near the fountain,…

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    Reports of Gunshots at Sunvalley Mall Were False Alarm: What Happened and What We Learned

    By Da Mayor • May 16, 2026

    Introduction CONCORD, CA — The Concord Police Department responded to reports of possible gunshots inside the Sunvalley Shopping Center on Wednesday, May 13, at approximately 12:16 PM.…

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  • NEWS & POLITICS

    New Business Growth Fuels Economic Momentum in Walnut Creek

    By Da Mayor • May 16, 2026

    WALNUT CREEK, CA — Since its earliest days as a rural crossroads, Walnut Creek has been shaped by commerce. From the 1951 opening of Broadway Plaza —…

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  • NEWS & POLITICS

    Walnut Creek Expands Open Space Network with New Trail Connections

    By Da Mayor • May 15, 2026

    WALNUT CREEK, CA — Walnut Creek has long been known for its vibrant downtown and convenient transit connections, but one aspect of the city’s identity consistently surprises…

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