MOL football just finished its 2019-20 season this past weekend- celebrating 50 years of tradition uniting the Lamorinda suburbs of Lafayette, Moraga and Orinda in flag football sportsmanship. The 3rd ...

Senior Planner Renata Robles began a presentation Oct. 23 to the city council about Lafayette's updated and revised 6th cycle Housing Element by outlining the primary features of the staff report, ...

Most shoppers at Safeway's 1355 Moraga Way location in Moraga simply know him as "Greg" thanks to his name tag, but the stalwart checker's nearly 50 years with the company has earned him additional ...

Lafayette Police Chief Ben Alldritt introduced Lafayette's Citizens' Police Academy graduates - 11 from Fall 2022, and 12 from Spring 2023 - at the Oct. 23 city council meeting. The fall graduating ...

It started out as a group of neighbors in Moraga's Rheem Valley Manor getting together outside on a Friday evening in mid-2020 when California was literally shut down due to COVID-19. They were ...

The Moraga Town Council met jointly with the Moraga School Board on October 27th regarding the decision on how to use the funds the Town can receive from Measure WW, the East Bay Regional Park ...

ConFire's Bell HU-1 helicopter, also known as Huey, demonstrates a water drop at the Byron Wildland Fire Center. (David Scholz) Accessible water resources are key to effective wildfire responses, and ...

The third quarter of 2025 showed consistency in the volume of closings on the residential side of Lamorinda real estate. The recent softening of interest rates did not help… ...

Lafayette Mayor Susan Candell joined the Lafayette Homeowners Council at its annual meeting on Oct. 7 to discuss housing development in the community. She began by thanking Lafayette voters for ...

Ed Hazarabedian passed away suddenly from complications of the pancreatic cancer he'd been diagnosed with just 11 days earlier. Thankfully, his pain was brief - only a few hours - but ours is lasting ...

Summer has to come to an end eventually. And the unofficial end of summer is, of course, Labor Day, which this year at the San Pablo Reservoir was a picture perfect day to say goodbye to summer fun.

Being dissed," "Dismissed again," "This is insanity;" those were just some of the public comments directed at City Council Members at a recent meeting about the Revised Downtown Specific Plan. In a ...