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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Hunt for real loot: Antioch’s 2022 Small Business of the Year, Rivertown Treasure Chest is a constantly refreshed trove from local vendors with comic books, pop culture memorabilia, vinyl, vintage threads, jewelry, toys, housewares, furniture and CBD finds.
Blooms with heart: Whether you need a last‑minute birthday brightener or something thoughtful for tougher moments, the family-run Pittsburg Florist & Gifts nails it with custom designs, wedding florals, and seasonal picks, plus local delivery that actually shows up.
Tapas worth sharing: If you want a night that feels like Spain without leaving the Delta breeze, Tapa the World dishes out classic tapas, hearty paellas, and chefy small plates meant for lingering with wine, plus lively happy hours and occasional events that make dinner feel like a hangout.
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The five stories Pittsburg readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
At Hash Hole Island in Brentwood, California, four years a year, people pass out joints that are six times larger than the standard size.
Full story at hightimes.com ↗
A woman allegedly opened fire on police during a mental-health check at a Richmond apartment, striking a veteran officer who has over 20 years of service, causing an hours-long standoff.
Full story at ijr.com ↗
A police officer and a suspect were shot during an altercation at a Pittsburg police station, where a gun was discharged.
Full story at nbcbayarea.com ↗
The team behind California Forever, the proposed billionaire-backed city in Solano County, has closed on vacant properties on a strip of Main Street in Suisun City.
Full story at sfgate.com ↗
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