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PG&E warns of potential power shut off to nearly 12,000 customers in Northern California Tuesday
YOLO COUNTY – Nearly 12,000 Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) customers across eight Northern California counties could be impacted by a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) on Tuesday.Which counties could be impacted by the PSPS?PG&E says the PSPS could affect customers in Colusa, Glenn, Lake, Napa, Shasta, Solano, Tehama and Yolo counties. PG&E said nearly 12,000 customers across those eight counties may be affected by the shutoff. Most of those customers are in Shasta County, where PG&E said nearly 8,900 customers could be affected. About 1,900 customers in Tehama County and 500 in Colusa County could see their power go...
Power Lineup Unplugged By Power Failure In Concord Saturday
Nice crowd out at the Concord Pavilion tonight, waiting patiently for John Waite, Foreigner and Styx when – fffzzszzip – the power goes out. PG&E says 1,500 are afflicted out in that part of Concord-Clayton but we don’t know if they’re counting the concert goers – who were patiently returning to their cars for the ride home.
Fairfield's Fourth of July parade 2024 | What to know
FAIRFIELD, Calif. — Fairfield is hosting a parade this Fourth of July, bringing the free event to residents. This year's theme is "An American Journey" and kicks off at 10 a.m. The parade will begin on the corner of Webster and Kentucky streets and continue along Kentucky Street to Great Jones Street, then turn onto Texas Street and end on Washington Street.
Two North Bay cities have worst commute in US: study
(KRON) — Have you ever thought the state of California was the most tedious to drive? Well, a MoneyGeek study said two North Bay cities are the absolute worst cities to commute, along with other various California regions. According to the study, Vallejo and Fairfield, California residents have the worst commutes of any U.S. metro […]
Head downtown Concord for sizzlin’ summer fun
CONCORD, CA (July 1, 2024) — Summertime in downtown Concord always brings exciting and popular events for all ages. I’ll highlight a few here, so go to www.visitconcordca.com/events for a complete list. The successful Music & Market Concert Series returned June 13 and runs through Sept. 29 each...
Lafayette: Gas-Power Leaf Blower Ban Begins July 1
Beginning July 1, gas-power leaf blowers will not be permitted for use by residents or landscape professionals in the City of Lafayette. The move comes after a ban was adopted by the City Council in October 2023 which prohibits the use of gasoline powered leaf blowers in Lafayette. The city delayed implementation for nine months to allow sufficient time for residents and property managers to make the switch. The City’s all-volunteer Lafayette Environmental Task Force researched and recommended the ban since gas-powered leaf blowers emit hydrocarbons, particulates, toxins, and carcinogens into the air – contributing to air pollution and negative health effects for the user.
San Ramon council eyes 1% sales tax increase measure for November ballot
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... San Ramon voters are likely to see a new local measure on the ballot in November’s election, with officials making moves last week toward pursuing the possibility of a sales tax increase aimed at addressing the city’s budget woes. The San Ramon...
Brentwood: Championship Field to Be Named After Cecy Martinez
At its Tuesday meeting, the Brentwood City Council agreed to honor Cecy Martinez by naming the Championships Field at the Sand Creek Sports Complex after her. According to the agenda item, Martinez graduated from Liberty High School and attended Cal State East Bay. She was very active in the community of Brentwood and coached numerous students throughout her life. She was also a beloved school teacher who taught in Knightsen and Brentwood. In February 2023, she lost her fight with metastatic breast cancer and leaves behind many who love her and wish to memorialize her life (see application).
Ironhouse Recycled Water Facilities Reopen For the Summer
Ironhouse Sanitary District is reopening its Residential Recycled Water Fill Station to the community beginning July 1, 2024. Customers can take advantage of free recycled water available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through October 31, 2024. Since its closure in May 2023, the station has undergone...
The Pioneer’s Summer 2024 calendar of events and activities, June 30 update
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA, (June 30, 2024) — The Pioneer Calendar lists local events, performances and activities for the whole family. We update the Pioneer Calendar page every week so check back often to find out what’s going on near you. If you’d like to submit your event...
Vallejo council postpones new tobacco regulation after pleas by business owners
VALLEJO – The Vallejo City Council delayed a tobacco retail licensing ordinance on Tuesday after business owners argued it would threaten their livelihoods and reduce the resale value of businesses that they have worked for decades to build. The proposed ordinance would require all businesses owners selling tobacco products...
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