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Ultra-clean nail refresh: Whether you need a tidy gel fix or a full pedicure reset, 21 Nails obsesses over cleanliness with autoclave-sterilized tools, one-time-use files, and quiet, pipe-free pedicure basins sanitized with hospital-grade solutions.
Your weekend wildcard: Contra Costa Fair & Event Park keeps the local fun rolling with community events all year and spaces you can rent for everything from meetups to big celebrations.
Bean dip insiders unite: Family owned and operated since 1964, New Mecca Cafe is a downtown Pittsburg staple serving traditional Mexican comfort that just hits right...
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Congressman Mark DeSaulnier received a suspicious envelope at his Walnut Creek District Office on Friday afternoon.
Full story at nbcbayarea.com ↗
California residents have voiced concerns about the potential impact on electricity rates and who should pay for grid upgrades on a massive 250-megawatt data center being connected to a data center in San Jose.
Full story at spectrumnews1.com ↗
Antioch Mayor Ron Bernal and other city leaders have celebrated the conclusion of a 21-month agreement with the U.S.
Full story at antiochherald.com ↗
The Contra Costa County Superior Court has released its three-year Strategic Plan for 2027-2029, focusing on improving access to justice, developing a skilled workforce, expanding community outreach and partnerships, maintaining secure court facilities and information systems, and streamlining oper…
Full story at contracostaherald.com ↗
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has sworn in 120 new officers, marking the final 2026 graduation of Cadet Training Class I-26.
Full story at lakeconews.com ↗
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