What's happening in Contra Costa County this week? Episode 10 covers the Pleasant Hill Juneteenth celebration (June 5) and Concord Pride in the Plaza (June 6), the wild story of three underwater San Francisco lots that sold for under $250, an Orinda 7th grader headed to the national spelling bee, and Concord's new $1.5 million homeless outreach plan. Local news, real estate, and Bay Area life, with a sense of humor.

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In Episode 9 of Living in Contra Costa County, we cover everything you need to know about what's happening in Contra Costa County right now.

This week: Oakley becomes the first city in the Bay Area to extend an AI data center ban — we break down what it means for residents and property owners. We also cover the Connect Bay Area Act, the half-cent transit sales tax headed to the November 2026 ballot that could affect every commuter in the county.

We shout out the Class of 2026 — from Diablo Valley College and Contra Costa College to high school seniors across Antioch, Concord, Walnut Creek, Brentwood, and beyond. Plus, we highlight two must-attend summer events: the Pleasant Hill Night Market and the Walnut Creek Art and Wine Festival.

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What's happening in Contra Costa County this week? Episode 8 of Living in Contra Costa County covers local events, real estate, small business, schools, and local government news across the East Bay — including Concord, San Ramon, Pittsburg, Richmond, San Pablo, Brentwood, Walnut Creek, Antioch, and beyond.

This week: Bay Area KidFest returns to the Toyota Pavilion at Concord for its 35th year over Memorial Day Weekend — May 24th and 25th — with rides, character meet-and-greets, Python Ron's Reptile Kingdom, a BMX stunt team, and a special Memorial Day ceremony. The San Ramon Art and Wind Festival is back at Central Park on May 24th and 25th with professional kite flying, three entertainment stages, fine arts, crafts, and food. In Concord, the City Council is set to vote on the Navy Term Sheet for the former Naval Weapons Station Reuse Project — a 30-year, $628 million redevelopment of 2,422 acres into 12,272 homes, commercial space, and parks. Contra Costa County made Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operations permanent, allowing residents to earn up to $100,000 a year selling food from their home kitchens — and the county is now ranked 5th in California for home kitchen permits. Volunteers hit Point Pinole Regional Shoreline to pull invasive plants and protect the endangered salt marsh harvest mouse as part of East Bay Regional Park District's Earth Day effort. And the City of San Pablo is hosting community budget meetings after projecting a $2 million structural deficit driven by flattening casino revenues and rising costs.

If you live in Concord, San Ramon, San Pablo, Pittsburg, Richmond, Walnut Creek, Antioch, Brentwood, Oakley, Martinez, Pleasant Hill, Clayton, Danville, El Cerrito, or anywhere in Contra Costa County — this episode is for you.

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Episode 7 of Living in Contra Costa County covers everything happening in the East Bay this week — from community events and local business to real estate, schools, and local government.

This week:

The Pleasant Hill Art, Wine & Music Festival returns May 16–17 with free admission, 13 live acts, and a beer from the world's oldest brewery. Bay Area KidFest hits Concord Pavilion for its 35th year over Memorial Day Weekend with Python Ron, Super Mario, and a family dance party. In Walnut Creek, a senior housing initiative collected 7,200 signatures in just 25 days — the fastest in city history — putting 200+ senior housing units near BART on the November 2026 ballot. We spotlight Clayton Valley Farms in Clayton, the family-run farm where Farmer Mike is growing fresh produce, pressing juice, and hosting alpacas. San Ramon launches its new Third Thursday Arts & Eats series starting May 15th at Dougherty Station. And El Cerrito becomes the first city in Contra Costa County to drop its Flock Safety contract after federal agencies accessed local license plate data without authorization.

If you live in Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill, Concord, San Ramon, Clayton, El Cerrito, or anywhere in Contra Costa County — this episode is for you.

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It's a jam-packed episode and we're diving deep into everything that makes Contra Costa County such a special place to call home! 🍒 We're kicking things off with the sweetest topic of the season — Brentwood's beloved cherry u-pick farms and why this local tradition keeps families coming back year after year. Then, we break down Concord's exciting First-Time Home Buyer Grant and what it could mean for those dreaming of owning a home in the Bay Area. We're also shining a well-deserved spotlight on Contra Costa's incredible Teachers of the Year — the educators making a lasting difference in our kids' lives. Plus, we tackle the big conversations around affordable housing in Lafayette and what's being done to make our communities more inclusive and accessible. And that's just scratching the surface — there's so much more packed into this episode!

Whether you're a longtime resident or thinking about planting roots here, this is the episode for you. Tune in and let's talk Contra Costa! 🎧

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In Episode 5 of Living in Contra Costa County, we're covering everything happening across the county right now — from summer celebrations to new development, ballot measures, and a brand-new entertainment destination.

First, we talk Antioch fireworks — the city council has officially decided to keep the fireworks event this year, so the tradition continues for the community!

Next, we take a look at The Grove, the exciting new commercial development coming to the area. We break down what's moving in, what it means for the local economy, and when you can expect it to open.

We also run through some of the best upcoming local events across Contra Costa County so you don't miss a thing this season.

Then, we dive into Measure J and Measure K in Oakley — two important measures on the ballot. We break down what each one proposes, who supports them, and what a yes or no vote could mean for Oakley residents.

Finally, we talk about the new entertainment zone in Walnut Creek, what businesses are part of it, and how it's reshaping nightlife and dining in one of the county's most vibrant cities.

Whether you're a longtime local or new to the area, this episode has everything you need to stay informed and connected to your community.

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Are you a Contra Costa County resident trying to stay informed about what's happening in your backyard? In this episode of Living in Contra Costa County, we cover the biggest local news and community events impacting Antioch, Concord, and Walnut Creek residents right now.

We break down how AI is changing the real estate market in Contra Costa County — what buyers, sellers, and investors need to know. Next, we highlight the Concord Music and Market Event, one of the Bay Area's most exciting community gatherings featuring live music and local vendors. Then, we discuss the Antioch budget cuts and how reduced city funding could affect schools, public safety, and essential services for Antioch residents. Finally, we explore the new Walnut Creek Entertainment Zone — what it means for dining, nightlife, and economic growth in downtown Walnut Creek.

Topics covered:

• AI and real estate in Contra Costa County
• Concord Music and Market Event
• Antioch city budget cuts and community impact
• Walnut Creek Entertainment Zone

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Stay up to date with the latest news and developments in Contra Costa County and the East Bay Area. In this episode, we cover:

• New low-income housing proposals in Antioch
• The latest on Walnut Creek’s Mitchell Townhomes project
• California bills addressing oil refinery closures, cleanup, and job impacts
• El Cerrito’s support for the LGBTQ+ community
• Upcoming local events including the Clayton Art and Wine Festival

Whether you’re a local resident, homebuyer, or just exploring Northern California living, this episode breaks down what these changes mean for the community and the housing market.

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