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You won’t want to miss Eating Healthy, But Still Struggling With Rising Blood Sugars? on the Castro Valley Patch calendar
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And check out Ultimate Linda Ronstadt Tribute Concert on the Castro Valley Patch calendar
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Coming up on the Castro Valley Patch calendar: Ultimate Linda Ronstadt Tribute Concert
Two other Bay Area cities also made the top 50 list of happiest cities in America.
From a Brand Partner: Eighth graders compete in real-world business challenge at Riskmasters Luncheon hosted at the Computer History Museum
Rheumatic Heart disease testing saves hundreds of children
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Castro Valley.
The school owner says they want to "help enrich the lives of our students through music."
Police say they responded last week to a "high-stride" pursuit of a loose emu at Wildcat Canyon Regional Park.
The donation is the largest the university has received in its 68-year history.
The deer was not injured, according to fire officials.
The new station will play a "critical role" in helping respond to emergencies in the region, fire officials said Tuesday.
The exhibit will be at the Main Library in San Leandro through Nov. 26.
The three-year project focused on the reduction of hazardous fuels via thinning and removing trees.
A popular fall-themed festival gets underway this weekend in the East Bay.
On Aug. 30, Californians without a fishing license will be able to explore a new hobby on Free Fishing Day.
A historic theater will soon be undergoing renovations, with an official groundbreaking event happening this week.
The presence of blue-green algae in lakes has resulted in ongoing advisories from East Bay park officials.
The Castro Valley Library and other East Bay branches are offering some free community-friendly events this weekend.
Thrifters can score big this weekend. Salvation Army Thrift Stores are offering 50% off, and Goodwill boasts special deals.
Castro Valley is one of the Bay Area cities earning top grades for schools, family-friendliness, outdoor activities, diversity, and weather.
Photographer Anna Schneider loves the wildlife from Lake Chabot Regional Park.
A Hayward resident landed a $2 million jackpot on a California Lottery "Scratchers," and it's not his first win playing the game.
A Hayward resident on an incredible lottery lucky streak landed a $2 million jackpot on a California Lottery scratcher game, officials said.
Join us for child safety. Support the talented young musicians and their hardworking music teachers. Buy some unique jewelry items as well.
Does this look like a callippe silverspot or a Comstock’s silverspot butterfly? One is endangered.
A total of $1 million will strengthen SparkPoint centers and community resilience programs across California.
From the backyard to the Bay Trail, there is plenty of beauty to behold.
The pair were recognized for their lifesaving actions during a home invasion.
Take a look at what time the moon sets for the best viewing.
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"Public input is absolutely essential as we shape the future of our park system."
Don't let this chance slip away. You could secure up to $6,000.
Volunteers are invited to help beautify neighborhoods and enjoy lunch, activities, and sustainability exhibits at Weekes Park.
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Some projects allow walk-up volunteers, but others require more planning and advanced sign-up.
Here's when it will peek over the eastern horizon.
Doctors told her she needed back surgery, but she said NO! How Deb, aged 61, healed her back and reclaimed her life!
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The Livelong Newsletter provides tips to help you extend your life, improve your health, and grow your happiness.
Funding for reuse, repair, food waste prevention & recovery, reusable foodware and more. Businesses, nonprofits, others can apply by March 3
Starting hospice sooner than later helps both the patient and family. By Kendra Strey
Solar loans, leases, and PPAs help Californians go solar, install battery storage systems and have power during utility outages.
Experts debunk 9 utility-fueled myths so you can make an informed decision about solar energy for your home.