A well-styled bookcase can transform a room, adding personality, texture, and visual interest. With a few simple design techniques, a basic
Simple home modifications and technology upgrades can help seniors stay independent, safe, and comfortable at home longer.
Local designer shares practical tips for planning a functional, spa-like bathroom renovation
Small steps like lighting, secure entryways, and smart technology can make a big difference in keeping your home safe.
New ordinance aims to reduce noise and air pollution while encouraging residents and landscapers to transition to quieter electric equipment
After welcoming their son at Kaiser Walnut Creek, the local couple reflects on colic, career balance, and finding support close to home.
Walnut Creek City Lifestyle highlights the family-owned businesses, dining favorites, and wellness spaces that define Alamo’s charm.
A Nearly 60-Year Legacy of Serving the Rossmoor Community
From supporting seniors to strengthening the arts, these Walnut Creek organizations are looking for community members ready to give back.
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A year-round gathering place connecting neighbors, farmers, and local food producers
After returning to the East Bay following a divorce, I turned to a Walnut Creek kickboxing studio to release anger and rebuild confidence.
From quick pre-workout snacks to post-exercise recovery, expert guidance explains how proper fueling can improve performance, energy, and ov
Through the nonprofit Blade and Light International, a local dermatologist is providing free surgery and training doctors across the globe.
How a Walnut Creek physician is blending technology and personalized care to support longevity and healthy aging
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Assistance League Thrift Shop
Thomas Yao Ting Kuo Obituary – Epicurean Physicist, Globe-Trotting Cat & Cyclotron Whisperer (October 16, 1935 – August 19, 2023)
Walnut Creek and Contra Costa County are planning to use Highway Safety funds to construct bike paths along a highly congested road
For the fourth year in a row, Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s health plan receives five stars for providing quality care to patients
Ruth Bancroft Garden's Winter Light Show, Garden of D'Lights starts November 21st.
As Chief Jamie Knox of the WCPD is set to retire he reflects on the trials, and triumphs and the moments that mattered most.
Is this politically motivated?
Application period for Kaiser Permanente’s Community Health Coverage Program opened November 1
Scott Snibbe, author of "How to Train a Happy Mind: A Skeptic's Path to Enlightenment" to speak in Walnut Creek on Friday, Nov. 7 at 11 am.
This high rating reflects the expert medicine, seamless care, and outstanding service provided
In 2024, Kaiser Permanente invested $1.7 billion in Northern California communities to support community health
The Walnut Creek Design Review committee approved design plans for a 74-unit building at 2094 Mt. Diablo Blvd. with childcare facility.
Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s Medicare and commercial health plans are also the highest rated in California , according to NCQA
Funding cuts and increased costs have led to the unfortunate conclusion of a vital program for more than 500 local seniors.
The new center is designed to offer "cultural enrichment classes" for adults, an afterschool program, and Sunday church services.
High School Innovators Build Platform to Connect Local Teens with Jobs
The Horticulturist evaluates and executes superior Garden care, maintenance, protection, and improvements.
Brian Kemble celebrates 45 years at the Ruth Bancroft Garden, where he has played a pivotal role in shaping its legacy.
U.S. News & World Report rates Kaiser Permanente hospitals among the top 30% in U.S. in treating complex medical conditions and procedures
$6 million for 3 block long bike lanes
Donate a new fan to MOW Diablo Region, and we'll deliver it directly to a senior in need this summer.
The 354-Unit Life Plan Community to Meet Senior Housing Demand While Investing in the Future of Contra Costa County
How a Program for Adults with Disabilities Makes Our Community Even Better