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The social media accounts linked to from @thepressnet are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube • Email • X Besides social media accounts, thepressnet has populated their site with: • Construction to close part of Highway 4: 5-day move to build Mokelumne Trail overcrossing • County offers free adoptions this month • Empowerment Day event inspires girls • Small business development grant applications sought • She wrote the book on East County history • County transit advisory panel seeks new member • 1 killed, 2 in critical condition in weekend Antioch car crash • BAC Bank closes Discovery Bay branch • Delta Breeze has mixed March 4 weekend • Delta Breeze gets $10,000 grant for youth lacrosse • Brentwood Dolphins celebrate their 60th birthday – 3 years late • Antioch man arrested in Solano County in connection with stabbing of three people • City of Oakley honors Alexis Gabe • Two arrested in Oakley shooting March 15 • Council OKs changes to backyards • Antioch city manager placed on leave • Their championship season • Mary Casey Black teacher Cecy Martinez fondly remembered • After school commute halted after collision on Sand Creek • Sanitary district wants to develop island • Oakley police arrest mother and son in connection with ARCO shooting • Subscription Services • Transit Driver Appreciation Day celebrated with free fares • These are the keys to her success • Woman, 18, shot , hospitalized during road rage incident Tuesday night • Delta Blues Festival at El Campanil raises $16,000 for music students • Police identify gunman in Sycamore apartment shooting incident • Classic Boat Works opens in Discovery Bay • Guitars Not Guns graduates first class since 2020 • Sons in Retirement seeks new members • What does ‘policing in 2023’ look like? • Shooting rocks Brentwood Parks apartments Sunday night • Professional fishing at the Delta next week • Oakley police promote two to lieutenant • State begins effort to control Delta invasive plants • Bridge traffic control to end in March • Liberty High wrestlers excel at state meet • Planning panel OKs new home designs • Here’s where you can get free sandbags in East County • Krey Elementary Holi event postponed to April 8 • Driver in Brentwood fatal crash identified • A sweet new business comes to Brentwood • Brentwood police arrest shooter involved in December drive-by • East County Cop Logs 3-3-23 • Hindu event celebrates the coming of spring • Arts center wins national excellence award again • Berkeley beats Delta Breeze in lacrosse opener • Expanding their lanes: Lions Center for the Visually Impaired takes them bowling • The Press - Apps on Google Play • The Press • Brentwood asks residents for feedback on sports complex • Eaton chosen as region’s superintendent of the year • County has to fill a big funding pothole • The Press 03.03.2023 • Liberty tosses combined no-hitter in win over Alameda • Federal tax filing deadline extended to Oct. 16 • Oratorical Fest honors Black History Month • At 100, her secret? Stay ‘involved’, help others • Brentwood fatal crash under investigation. • March is Red Cross Month celebration • Boy braves battle with childhood cancer • Heritage dancers win at competitions • Winter storm doesn’t stop Special Olympians from glory • Senior center supported • DA’s Office reaches plea deal in 2021 Brentwood shooting death • Water in the city declared non-toxic • Brentwood Union School District trumpets the year’s top employees • Suspect arrested in burglary attempt • Third-quarter collapse ends Heritage girls basketball regional tournament run • Juvenile shot as Antioch police arrest two in armed assault • Winter dresses up the mountain in white • Antioch police make arrest in teen's killing • East County girls 2-1 in first round of playoffs • Antioch police launch new public safety survey tool • Oakley police investigate shooting at Raleys that hospitalized one man • One killed in early morning accident on Vasco Road • An all-American grows in Brentwood • Late run not enough in Liberty Lions’ loss • Hope Hospice offers classes and support • Freedom boys soccer gets financial boost • Discovery Bay Supercross racer places at Oakland event • Behind the Chinese Culture Club’s New Year festival • Turnovers, missed shots doom Heritage girl hoops in NCS Open Tournament loss at Acalanes • LMC lecture series details history of the Delta • The Give Back Garage does more than fix cars • Local farmer wants to stir the pot • New way to make more money • $7 million grant to help save open space • Event center discussed • Bethel Island resident charged with robbery and grand theft • Pittsburg prevails in tight BVAL boys soccer • Congressman Mark DeSaulnier Discusses East County Matters with Chris Campos | The Press • East County Cop Logs 2-17-23 • Volunteers sought to support foster kids • First Oratorical Fest on Wednesday, Feb. 22, to showcase Black authors • A must read for real bookworms • Angry Chickz hot for Brentwood as new location opens • Meet The Beat - Deputy Christopher Kooy • Council appoints 2 newest planners • Two area high school athletes excel in water polo • Tree removal work to be done next week on Marsh Creek Road near bridgees 143 and 145 • City Council makes changes to wastewater treatment • Freedom girls soccer advance to NCS quarterfinals after Romero game-winner in extra time • Memorial service for Brentwood kayaking victim • Freedom boys soccer shuts out Berkeley in NCS playoff opener • Fire that displaces Brentwood apartment residents still under investigation • 3 Byron school district workers honored • Liberty boys hoops survive sloppiness and late Heritage rally attempt to advance to NCS quarterfinals • Brentwood Police investigate armed robbery on Lone Tree Way • Liberty percussion group tops Corn Country Classic • Small-town event brings big-time flavor • Lions Club supports elders group • Fire damages house under construction on Bethel Island • Lunar New Year festival celebrates Chinese culture • Friends, family support coach in breast cancer fight • Homeless camp fire shuts down Highway 4 off Lone Tree Way • New Bristow principal brings mantra to her job • Senior night a success as Lions stomp Panthers • Short-term rentals breed long-term resentment • Brentwood officials trying to solve ongoing parking garage problem • If you want a dog, now’s the time to adopt one for free • City Council explores how to work better • Oakley planners approve Machado Lane subdivision • Oakley woman pleads guilty to five counts related to statutory rape of minors • County bills Oakley man $41,174 for cleanup • A special day for special kids • The ozone layer is slowly rebuilding • Brentwood BBQ King Cook Off set for Super Bowl Sunday • Oakley police arrest three in string of mail thefts • Going bowling: Lions’ visually-impaired clients to have a fun time on Feb. 28 • 3 area students make Dean’s, President’s List at Alabama • New luxury apartments • Try a 5K run/walk for a first date • ‘The most helpful person and business’ • Victorious Falcons fend off late Patriots’ push • Fire destroys auto repair business. • LMC welcomes interim president • Arrest in Brentwood Christmas Eve shooting • East County combats sideshows • Delta Theater reopening delayed • 4 eateries to open at busy corner • Disputed Oakley, Antioch mutual aid police policy results in arrest • Music educator honored for his inspiration • Another way for kids to play basketball in Brentwood • 10 champions at free throw competition • East County Cop Logs 1-27-23 • Brentwood proclaims Black History Month • Oakley resident killed in early morning accident • Mary Casey Black Elementary leader Gonzalez chosen Principal of the Year • Celebrate the lunar new year Feb. 4 • Patriots boys basketball hold off Wolverines’ late game push • Liberty blows out host Deer Valley • Drive-through law stuck in neutral • The Press 01.27.2023 • Police officers honored at annual ceremony • Fuller ‘distressed’ by mutual aid policy • The Lounge – downtown’s new place to mingle • Be careful with wild mushrooms • Discovery Bay board accepts $6,000 donation • Download The Press APP! • 2 Brentwood teachers honored • 2 hurt in Oakley two-vehicle collision • From student to teacher • Planners approve garage door sales business in Oakley • 2022 all-BVAL cross country teams announced • Heritage High football star Wolfe named county scholar athlete • Expressing themselves through art • East County Cop Logs 1-20-23 • Late run boosts Heritage over Freedom • John Muir Health to acquire San Ramon Regional Medical Center • 6 area residents named to SNHU President’s List • One dead following two vehicle collision in Byron • Planners debate housing access • Man in critical condition following McDonald’s shooting • Discovery Bay man died by police shooting • Brrrr! Cryo4Life offers pain relief • Get your fill of pancakes to help Brentwood Lions Club fundraiser for deaf kids camp • Live entertainment comes downtown • 1 dead in Antioch shooting on Tuesday • More rain forecast for East County on Wednesday; infrastructure damage total is $28 million • Light the candles for Brentwood’s birthday • Brentwood Community chorus to begin rehearsals for spring show • DA: In-custody, use-of-force death of Antioch man was lawful • Flooding closes Byron Airport • They don’t just do botox at Balfour Dermatology • Brentwood police make arrest in vehicle attacks • A different kind of wrestling match • A musical conference • Changing of the guard at Delta Station • Turnovers costly as Panthers blown out at home • East County reacts to Hamlin’s scary incident • Heritage upsets Vacaville, Patriots gain confidence for league play • Solo collision on Sand Creek leads to road closure • Oakley approves nonprofit affordable housing project • Dead inmate identified as Antioch man, cause of death still pending • Newsom: Stay vigilant in bad weather; Biden declares emergency declaration • East County Cop Logs 1-6-23 • Best of Brentwood is here! • Public can weigh in on new Oakley Library • Brentwood Pet Care Services | Camp Bow Wow® • Fall 2022 football champions • Former Heritage High student graduates from Marine Corps boot camp • Heritage finishes non-league schedule 10-3 • Boy Scouts to pick up Christmas trees Jan. 7, 8, 14 • Foundation helped make their holiday joyous • SeaWolves to hold short-course meet Jan. 7-8 • 2022 all-BVAL water polo teams announced • A musical tribute to beloved educator • Antioch woman faces murder charge in shooting death • Oakley, Brentwood advised to be on lookout for robber • These stories piqued your interest • Antioch police ask for public’s help in shooting incident • Investigation launched into inmate death; suspect arrested in Antioch • Forecast bad weather closes East Bay parks Jan. 4-5 • Community Calendar • Brentwood Regional Community Chest thanks volunteers, public’s generosity • Flooding closing area roads; sandbags available • Retiring Brentwood cop honored for his service • East County Cop Logs 12-30-22 • 2022 All-BVAL football awards announced • Flooding closing area roads • From toys to telehealth in Antioch • These new laws take effect next week • The business of promoting Brentwood • BART service stopped between Antioch and Pittsburg stations • Teen shot to death in Pittsburg • New Year's Eve Party • From facing challenges to getting jobs • Heritage boys basketball is 1-2 at Bambauer Classic • Kids can celebrate new year as well • Theatre program seeks donations • Antioch woman dies from gunshot to head • East County Cop Logs 12-23-22 • Corvette Club raises $1,000 for Community Chest • They are feeding ‘the hidden hungry’ • Businesses celebrate the spirit of giving • Man suspected of attempted homicide in Antioch stabbing • Liberty Union High School District welcomes new Board of Trustees • Recount ends with same result, Torres-Walker re-elected to Antioch Council • Gunshots pepper Brentwood neighborhood • Season's Greetings from The Press • Give blood, get a T-shirt • Lighting up the world – right here at home • Non-profit delivers for Bethel Island children • ‘Tunnels’ hope to bring joy to Brentwood boy • State seizes illegal cannabis from 4 Antioch homes • Former Oakley man excels on global stage • Lions Club poster contest winners announced • Deputies to get body cameras • Oakley names new mayor • Boy, 16, shot and killed in Antioch • Her message to children: Wash your hands! • EC Revolution 11G Blue team are champions again • 3 trustees join Byron school district board; solar-powered district to be explored • Brentwood Golf Club to shut down • The ABCs of gift giving 2022 • Christmas Basket Program in Oakley called ‘wildly successful’, feeding 243 families • Brentwood runner medals at Junior Olympics • New faces to lead Brentwood • Candlelight vigil held for Alexis Gabe • Antioch mayor Thorpe pleads no contest to DUI charge • Oakley woman Erinn Bagnaschi helps decorate White House for holidays • Recycling center modernized • Early season problems plague Heritage High School Basketball boys varsity team • Oakley man dies after being struck by vehicle • Boy, 15, struck in hit and run in Brentwood • Gabriela Gonzalez of Antioch named NCCAA Division I South Region Player of the Year • Former Liberty and Heritage High water polo players excel in college • “Inside Public Works” series continues this week on Contra Costa Television • Brentwood BSA has a new Eagle Scout • The Press 12.09.2022 • A holiday tradition • East County Cop Logs 12-9-22 • Brentwood City Council to resume in-person meetings Dec. 13 • Tree’s a Crowd • Holiday spirit lights up Brentwood with parade, tree lighting • Man charged in restaurant attack • Mount Diablo beacon to be lit Wednesday, Dec. 7 • State accepts applications for money to restore eroded beaches • Rubbing elbows with the nation’s best chefs • How to avoid fireplace hazards • 1 dead, 2 injured in Antioch collision • Christian wins Antioch Speedway finale • Brentwood Regional Community Chest registration deadline Dec. 5 • New veterinary hospital comes to Brentwood • East County Cop Logs 12-2-22 • Chanukah celebration set for Brentwood City Park Dec. 18 • Brannan Island State Recreation Area to reopen • D.A. doesn't file murder charges in Antioch gas station shooting • Christmas on the Farm event Dec. 4 canceled due to weather concerns • Liberty High out to defend BVAL basketball title with young team; make long playoff run • They want you: Police agencies recruiting officers • Operation Creekside’s annual ‘Big Pack’ to show support for U.S. troops • Brentwood police try to improve communication with public • H.A.L.O. has two problems it wants to solve • State, Caltrans offer tips to drive safely during busy holiday season • Disney’s ‘Frozen: Kids!’ at El Campanil • Downtown Brentwood shopping area looks to recover from pandemic • East Contra Costa Historical Society to host annual Christmas on the Farm Dec. 4 • Turkey giveaway • Con Fire dispatch center recognized for excellence • Team SWAT wins title • Ways to get help, ways to give help • Non-partisan agency recognizes county elections office for excellence • Gas station clerk fatally shot during "botched robbery" in Antioch • 08G Blue State Premier-North Fall League champions • Nominations for town awards end Nov. 30 • Liberty misses chance to win playoff game • Speed, failure to stop leads to Brentwood crash • Air quality district discourages burning wood in your fireplace this holiday weekend • Free East Bay parks admission on Black Friday • Person dies in solo vehicle crash in Bethel Island • Charges dropped against Antioch man arrested in 'road rage' incident • 2-alarm fire breaks out at Brentwood RV repair shop • Two displaced in Brentwood residential fire • Suspect in Highway 4 shooting arrested • Parts of Lone Tree Way closed for a month • Antioch makes interim police chief permanent • Oakley Pee Wee Falcons win Turkey Bowl title • Brentwood Turkey Trot for Schools 5K at The Streets of Brentwood on Nov. 24 • LMC hygiene drive raises $1,500 • Armed carjacking suspects arrested on Highway 4 • Liberty beats Amador for first playoff win in 3 years • Brentwood Senior Activity Center seeks donors for Adopt-A-Senior program • Holiday cheer to parade through downtown Brentwood • A glimpse into area’s indigenous culture and protected wildlife • Krey Elementary kindness fundraiser raises almost $60,000 • Brentwood moves forward with sports complex design process • Liberty, Antioch win at BVAL meet • East County Cop Logs 11-11-22 • Contra Costa Community College District promotes affordable internet benefit eligible students • Lions wrapping up different, but successful year • Military veteran banner applications accepted • New sport gains popularity in high schools • Byron Delta Lions prepare to honor veterans this Christmas by continuing Wreaths Across America in East County • Brentwood City Council votes to find out if “garbage juicer” can reduce climate change • Discovery Bay holiday spirit on parade • Liberty High beats Heritage for sixth consecutive time in Brentwood Bowl • County: How do we spend COVID money? • Two Antioch residents face multiple felony charges in Brentwood Robberies • Mount Diablo beacon set to shine for veterans • Former Freedom football star Joe Mixon sets NFL, Cincinnati Bengals record • Pierson, Oerlemans win seats on Brentwood City Council • Heritage cross country teams place • Thank you, senior water polo players • Former Discovery Bay man a Jefferson Award winner • Pierson, Oerlemans leading District 2, 4 Brentwood City Council races; Henderson, Fitzgerald in tight Oakley District 2 race, Shaw winning in District 4 • What to know before voting • Las Positas College soccer boasts sibling rivalry • Police end search for Gabe after Oakley woman's partial remains found last weekend • Becton named to state abortion rights task force • The Press announces candidate endorsements for Nov. 8 election • Town hires assistant general manager • Liberty dominates Deer Valley, 72-0 • Lively celebration at 7th annual Day of the Dead festival in Brentwood • Remains of Alexis Gabe located • Would you like to see the CornFest return to downtown Brentwood? • The Drama Factory puts Dracula in spotlight • Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors votes to close Orin Allen Youth Rehabilitation Center • Brentwood schools crunched and munched it Oct. 27 • Excelsior Middle School in Byron to host pancake breakfast for veterans on Nov. 3 • Seniors golf club supports high school team • Vasco Road roadwork on Nov. 7-8 might cause delays • Oakley City Council approves downtown subdivision • Heritage, Liberty golfers shine in postseason • Downtown lot being prepared for Brentwood on Ice to return • The Press 10.28.2022 • California poker league brings life to local businesses • Brentwood City Council to resume in-person meetings by end of 2022 • National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, Oct. 29 • Brentwood Bubbles and Broomsticks event a huge success • Liberty wins turnover battle and game • Illegal Gun Manufacturer arrested in Brentwood • Two Charged with Arson and Mutilation In the Death of Antioch Woman • Antioch Mayor punched at luncheon • Erratic driving causes head-on collision on Vasco Road • Remains of burned woman identified; Two people arrested • Rolling to a win • Has anyone seen Lamar Thorpe? • Trauma counseling offered in county • The Press 10.21.2022 • 1,200 enjoy first Indian Diwali Festival fundraiser in Brentwood • Antioch approves rent stabilization ordinance • Liberty High beats Freedom High, 50-18, keeps ‘The Bell’ for sixth consecutive year • Discovery Bay burglary suspect arrested • St. Vincent de Paul of Contra Costa offers paid job training • Images of dead Antioch woman’s jewelry released; body found on fire • Oakley City Council candidates forum set for Oct. 19 • Pittsburg ekes out 31-29 victory over Liberty • Body of woman on fire found near the Mokelumne trail in Antioch • Ethics dominates council meeting again • 1 dead in solo-vehicle crash in Brentwood • Oakley prepares to vote on long-delayed road extension • Timber Point Elementary School in Discovery Bay to host big-rig fundraiser Oct. 21 • Brentwood fire station demolished • The Press 10.14.2022 • Commemoration ceremony Oct. 10 as Oakley’s Big Break Visitor Center turns 10 • Woman struck, killed by vehicle in Antioch • Heritage High volleyball reaches 300 victories, second varsity program to reach plateau • Local bodybuilders thrive at national competition • Election ballots in the mail today • Police search for leads in fatal Antioch shooting • East County Cop Logs 10-7-22 • Inaugural Diwali Mela to celebrate Indian culture in Brentwood Oct. 16 • Heritage holds off Freedom in BVAL opener • East County man’s life of helping others • The Press 10.07.2022 • Contra Costa County Supervisors approve new boat works at Discovery Bay • Brentwood City Council Candidate Forum | By thepress.net | Facebook • Brentwood's Heritage High ends Dig Pink night with victory over Freedom • Halloween_I love the press • Antioch asks interim city manager Cornelius Johnson to be permanent • Brentwood City Council candidates forum at Heritage High School on Oct. 6 • State offers boating safety education grants • Bones found in Pioneer not those of Alexis Gabe • East County Cop Logs 9-30-22 • Antioch Speedway hosts Bill Bowers Memorial event • ‘Huge’ sequence carries Freedom to victory • Planned Brentwood sculptures delayed again • Edna Hill crowned champs • No tax increase with Proposition 28 • The Press 09.30.2022 • Brentwood Police Department welcomes new chief Tim Herbert • Oktoberfest returns to downtown Brentwood • Discovery Bay to invest in Community Center grounds improvement • Oakley City Council opposes resurrected Delta tunnel proposal • Oakley subdivision blocked over traffic concerns • 1 killed in three-vehicle collision on Highway 4 near Brentwood • Fall salmon fishing off to a slow start due to drought • Local organization helps students save • Oakley AM/PM robbery suspect Bordelon arrested • The Press readers, meet your new editor • East County Cop Logs 9-23-22 • West Coast Soccer 06 Krossfire girls win twice • Brentwood golf course renovations approved • Algae experiment fizzles along with algae • A pipe cuts through the Brentwood City Council • Antioch to get new desalination plant • The Press 09.23.2022 • School spirit abounds at Liberty High in Brentwood Homecoming parade • Heritage alum honored for long fight back to mound • Bank of America robbery suspects identified, arrested • Governor signs bill to crack down on illegal sideshows • East Bay Parks District spends $11.4 million to buy Finley Road Ranch property • Antioch collects 115 bags of trash on 38th annual California Coastal Cleanup Day • Oakley woman charged with murder • High Holy Days Services • Mother, daughter robbed at Bank of America in Brentwood • Antioch library gets $1 million state grant for improvements • Pittsburg man pursues acting dreams in Los Angeles • East County Cop Logs 9-16-22 • Tentative Labor Agreement Allows Amtrak San Joaquins to Avert Total Service Suspension • Local esports tournament has serious talent • New Park & Ride opens in Oakley • New Brentwood Chief of Police appointed • Two Vehicle Collision in Antioch • State considering tax on solar panels • Oakley ban on proposed oil drilling fails • Brentwood approves 51-lot residential development • More than 200 runners brave heat to compete in the Delta Harvest Run in Brentwood • 2 people injured in Highway 4 shooting, collision • Restaurant, nightclub at Driftwood Marina in Oakley to reopen soon • More mosquitoes test positive for West Nile Virus • Stand-up comedy competition comes to Antioch • County offers Omicron-targeting boosters • Americans urged to wave flags on 9/11 anniversary • Victim's family still asks for help In search • The Press 09.09.2022 • Over $3 million of illegal cannabis plants, flower seized in Antioch • 1 of 2 escaped inmates from Marsh Creek Detention Facility back in custody • DA rules no criminal conduct in Antioch man’s death • Lions make early splash in water polo season • Early morning fire hospitalizes 1 • Oakley native Joe Mixon looks forward to getting even better this season as Cincinnati Bengals starting halfback • Motorcyclist airlifted following crash • Escaped inmates from Marsh Creek Detention Facility in Clayton still on the loose • Rolling blackouts possible Tuesday night • Downtown Brentwood Coalition looks toward the future • Early deficit too much for Falcons to overcome • Two arrested after several people stabbed in Bethel Island fight • City manager not appointed as planned • Smoke investigation In downtown historic building • thepress.net | Your hometown source for news, sports, and business in East Contra Costa County • Foulger, Pearce, Chadwick, Holbrook win in Antioch • State urges drinkers to pick 'designated drivers' this holiday weekend to reduce DUI arrests • Liberty stomps Enochs in Week 1 victory • Local cities to host cooling centers to cope with heat wave • Rashidi Barnes is new Tri Delta Transit CEO • Enter to WIN a $100 GAS CARD! • Extra 5 Entries for $100 Gas Card When You Become a Digital Subscriber • 1 dead in vehicle rollover on Byron Highway • Oakley police chief comments on Aug. 26 officer-involved shooting • Brentwood to hold ceremony Sept. 28 for outgoing police Chief Hansen • Kevin Temple to be installed as new Postmaster in Discovery Bay on Tuesday • Best of Brentwood Ballot • Oakley will proceed with Nov. 8 election despite just 1 candidate for District 4 council seat • Patriots eye BVAL three-peat with young team • Oakley takes first steps toward new library by hiring a firm to do early analysis • Clocked In with The Press on Apple Podcasts • The Press Podcast on Spotify • Second suspect from Brentwood fitness center shooting arrested • The Press Digital Version 08.26.2022 • Domestic dispute suspect dead following confrontation with Oakley police • Brentwood names its Youth of the Year • Brentwood City Council gives itself its first raise in 8 years • West Coast 2011 Warriors win Shamrock Tournament • Antioch passes rent control ordinance to limit increases • Tommy T's Guitars Not Guns Fundraiser • 8 Antioch police officers under county and federal investigation • Discovery Bay fire damages home • The Press Sports Page • The Press Website • Eligible People in Contra Costa can schedule monkeypox vaccine appointments online • Soroptimist International named Brentwood Nonprofit of the Year • Governor Newsom Unveils new plan to transform kids’ mental health • East County Cop Logs 8-19-22 • Handydads named Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year • Jack London Elementary School briefly locked down Thursday after reports a man nearby was shooting at vehicles • Patriot Jet Team Foundation to host 9th annual benefit gala in Byron • District Attorney meets with Alexis Gabe’s family • Sabbatical about more than just drinking • Area youth take over Oakley pier for fishing derby • Newsom plots state's water, drought strategy in Antioch–increase supply, adapt to extreme weather • The Press App • Follow us on Tiktok! • Three West Coast Soccer Club teams looking impressive • Cruisin’ and Bluesin’ at Downtown Brentwood Coalition annual Cruisin’ Blues Car Show • National Weather Service issues excessive heat watch for Eastern Contra Costa County for Tuesday, and possibly Wednesday • Brentwood Police Chief Tom Hansen announces he'll retire next month • Seminar Aug. 18 to explore social media bullying, safety • ConFire changes leadership roles after merger • The 2006 West Coast Soccer Club Krossfire squad is tournament champs • Liberty High school district nears completion of Measure U projects, including new classrooms • New emergency evacuation route planned • Brentwood teen wins some, learns more at American Cornhole League World Cornhole Championship • Updated: One dead, three injured in Brentwood fitness center shooting • East County Cop Logs 8-12-22 • Oakley, Pittsburg and Antioch Ace Hardware store events raise awareness of the danger of drug overdoses • Alexis Gabe's family creates petition • One dead, three injured in Brentwood fitness center shooting • Aquaknights wrap up successful season • Casey Minister promoted to Oakley police sergeant • Oakley resident wins Antioch Speedway race • Crews responding to house fire in Discovery Bay • 2 Oakley men become CHP officers • Delta Gallery hosts 2 new art shows • Company offers active shooter reaction training • East County Cop Logs 8-5-22 • 2 Delta baseball players chosen for All-American Classic • East County celebrates National Night Out • Feeding the county’s ‘hidden hungry’ now harder • Brentwood Lady Blast 8U Softball Team wins tournament • School year starts with a welcome twist in East County • Effort to protect parks on November ballot in Brentwood • Police release timeline of Alexis Gabe disappearance • Fire Chief Brian Helmick has been chosen as the Brentwood Chamber’s Citizen of the Year • Residents are asked to use 15% less water • American Red Cross plans blood drive for Discovery Bay on Aug. 10 to avoid shortage • Clocked in with Press Podcast • Discovery Bay wakeboarder makes early splash • Brentwood Lady Basketball Villains are queens of the court • ‘We help everybody’ is the mantra of the Oakley Senior Citizens • Brentwood Community Chorus fall rehearsals start Aug. 16 for holiday shows • First mosquitoes test positive for West Nile Virus in Contra Costa County • Wall of Heroes raises $68,000 for sick 4-year-old • State school meals program is for all students • Pacific Coast Water Rescue recognized for its efforts • Candidates can file for Brentwood, Oakley city councils • Troy Foulger wins main event at Antioch Speedway • Byron Delta Lions Club donates supplies to local schools in annual drive • New nationwide suicide and crisis hotline number launched • Ghostlight Theatre Ensemble presents Guys and Dolls at El Campanil Theatre in Antioch starting July 29 • East County Cop Logs 7-29-22 • Applicants sought for Contra Costa County youth ambassador program • Brentwood to sell former college campus for $1.6 million • Ron Nunn Elementary, Edna Hill Middle School in Brentwood welcome new principals • Liberty Football 7-on-7 tournament win sparks optimism for upcoming season • River Otters Swim Team wins 2022 Mid Valley Swim League’s Championship Meet title • Contra Costa Sheriff’s Office arrests homicide/robbery suspects in Antioch • The importance of knowing your family medical history • Freedom alum and current NFL star Joe Mixon holds youth camp in Brentwood • 1 killed and 1 wounded in Antioch drive-by shooting • Dan Torres is new president of Rotary Club of Brentwood • Discovery Bay Lions Club names new president • Dr. Thuy Dao Jensen elected as the fourth president of the Oakley Rotary Club • One East County woman’s journey through surrogacy • The Press seeks your photos • Pony Softball League Bears finish 16-4-1 • Heritage football enjoys successful summer tournaments • More Contra Costa County residents testing positive for new COVID-19 variant • National Night Out around the Delta • Liberty High School student excels on big cornhole stage • Brentwood City Council moves to fix affordable housing shortage • Enjoying the outdoors at Big Break Regional Shoreline • Heritage High School alum Paul Blackburn nearly perfect in Major League Baseball All-Star Game • 23 arrested after felony search warrants served in Antioch • East County Human Trafficking Survivor Wants to Help Other Victims • Vehicle crash reported on Brentwood Boulevard • Diehards baseball team schedules tryout for fall season • The Press 07.22Your Hometown News | Serving East County | Weekly Newspaper.2021 • Fun event for special-ed students at Freedom High School in Oakley • East County Cop Logs 7-15-22 • Heritage High alum Paul Blackburn gets MLB All-Star nod • Bristow Middle School’s new theater should open by October deadline • World champion Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps performs locally • Brentwood combats illicit cannabis market; raises fines for each cannabis plant cultivated in excess of the number allowed by state law • Heritage High School releases virtual athletics memory book • Oakley police searching for additional victims of woman already charged with lewd and lascivious acts with multiple boys • Note may lead to location of Alexis Gabe’s body • East County Little League’s Senior Division team vying to be best in West • Bay Area Air Quality Management District issues air quality advisory • State releases draft environmental report on drought salinity barriers • Granny units: Can they solve the housing scarcity? • Structure fire burning in Brentwood • Tri Delta Transit installs solar charging station in East Contra Costa County • Discovery Bay athlete dives into the record books • Oakley mourns its first police dog • Antioch to benefit from state grant to John Muir Health that expands violence prevention, mental health programs • Oakley expected to get 57 new houses • Liberty esports player Juan Cebreiros wins $7,000 scholarship • Delta Valley Baseball team wins Casey Yokum Tournament • Local swim team wins invitational; stays unbeaten • Real Estate Guide • Geotechnical work on Morgan Territory Road and Marsh Creek Road July 12-15 • Firework safety message from ConFire Chief Lewis Broschard • [Photos] Brentwood Fourth of July Parade • ConFire annexes the East Contra Costa Fire Protection District • Fourth of July parade set for downtown • Local artists’ work is on display in downtown Brentwood during • Solutions to water shortages exist • East County Cop Logs 7-1-22 • 1 dead in Byron Highway crash on morning of July 1 • Contra Costa County Fire Protection District annexes East Contra Costa Fire Protection District in ceremony • Keeping Your Pets Safe on the Fourth of July • The Press 07.01.2022 • Motorcycles entertain fans at Antioch Speedway • Open Contra Costa County commission seats • Meals on Wheels Diablo Region seeks delivery associates • Fire District to hold transfer of command ceremony in Brentwood City Park July 1 • Health officials: Be aware of monkeypox • Employers encouraged by 300% rise in registered job seekers for fair June 28 • Paul Rodriguez headlines Latin Kings of Comedy 20th anniversary Tour at El Campanil Theatre July 8 • Bay Valley Athletic League announces volleyball all-stars • 2 injured in Brentwood vehicle crash • It’s been an honor and privilege to serve you as ECCFPD’s Fire Chief • Fatal car crash involving train reported on Orwood Road in Brentwood • Oakley man arrested following crash June 25 • 1 shot in Oakley • California readies universal web access • Summer Fest to sizzle in Oakley • Cornhole club growing in Brentwood • The Press 06.24.2022 • Brentwood council acts on campaign reform • East County gathers to celebrate Juneteenth • Wedding Planner_Summer 06.24.2022 • Contra Costa County officials say abortion services will continue despite Supreme Court decision • U.S. Supreme Court overturns right to abortion in landmark decision • Bruce Blodgett is new Delta Protection Commission executive director • The Bay Valley Athletic League names boys tennis and golf all-stars • Community makes big impression on New Liberty High School varsity football coach Mike Cable • Byron Delta Lions Club celebrates 30 years of service • Potentially harmful algae blooms reported in Discovery Bay • East County Little League Pirates prevail in District 4 Tournament of Champions • Contra Costa County Public Works to begin construction on Byron Highway at Byer Road Safety Improvements Project • Heritage High School athletes sign letters of intent • East County Cop Logs 6-17-22 • Local MESA team to represent California at national competition • Liberty High School champion grappler commits to Iowa • Contra Costa Community College District selects Micaela Ochoa as executive vice chancellor, administrative services • Patriot Jet Team in Byron helped with new “Top Gun” film • The Press 06.17.2027 • Discovery Bay hopes to relocate development • Throwing bags and having fun at the Brentwood Bags, Bites & Brews Cornhole Tournament on June 12. • Fatal accident shuts down Byron Highway • Makers Boulevard marks 1-year anniversary with raffle to benefit needy family • Police remind residents that fireworks are illegal in Contra Costa County • Brentwood Blast win tournament • McNerney to host consumer protection virtual town hall on June 15 • Behind Andrew Wiggins, Warriors top Celtics, inch closer to title • House fire burning in Oakley • Tosh, Jr. captures Major League Fishing contest in Bethel Island • Blue Bird Village housing project scuttled • East County Cop Logs 6-10-22 • Person, business of the year nominations sought • Town of Discovery Bay sells finals bonds to fund wastewater project • All About Pets 06.10.2022 • More electric vehicle charging stations appearing around Brentwood, Antioch and Oakley • Vegetation fire burning in area of recent blaze • Independence High School graduation photos • Brentwood to open cooling center on June 10 • The Press 06.10.2021 • Vegetation fire burning on Marsh Creek Road and Walnut Boulevard in Brentwood • Fund the First | Medical Assistance for Smith Family • FOREJOUR rocks Discovery Bay during Summer Jam concert • Graduating seniors told to embrace their diversity at African American Baccalaureate ceremony • [Slideshow] 2022 Independence High School Graduation • Brentwood Pony launches first all-star softball team • Kids get free summer lunches in Brentwood, Oakley • Sharanya Sinha of Garin Elementary School wins Fifth Grade Science Narrative Fiction and Fantasy Writing Award • Meals on Wheels to host senior scam prevention seminar • Upcoming community events in Oakley • Brentwood council extends oil and gas drilling moratorium • Flash mob breaks out at Brentwood Farmers Market • Warriors even NBA Finals with smooth win vs. Celtics • Police release footage of attempted arrest and eventual shooting of suspect in murder of Alexis Gabe • The Press 06.03.2022 • Heritage High School student Isaiah Javier earns spot in prestigious music camps • Rotary poster contest showcases students’ art • Brentwood, Oakley honor fallen hereos during Memorial Day ceremonies • Heritage High School center Amanda Muse plans to attend UCLA • New COVID test-to-treat sites open in Contra Costa County • No mixed use land change for Discovery Bay apartments • Tri-Delta Transit could open new park-and-ride lot in Oakley this month • East Contra Costa County’s newest fire station opens • Murder suspect in the Alexis Gabe case killed following alleged attack on law enforcement officers • Alex Gabe believed murdered, only suspect fatally shot • Oakley police to hold news conference on Alexis Gabe case • Heritage High School softball team's season ends, but not before claiming North Coast Section title • Farmers Market returns to Discovery Bay • Heritage High School announces hiring of three new varsity coaches • Brentwood school district hosts summer meal program • Brentwood police seek owners of possibly stolen packages, property recovered during arrest of suspected thieves • Brentwood Community Chorus recruiting for fall season • Best of Oakley Ballot • Oakley water spray features are open for the season • Five members of Crosley Gracie Jiu-Jitsu win gold in San Jose • Non-profit Delta Veterans Group is hosting a veterans resource fair coming to fairgrounds • Backyard fire spreads to and damages 2 Oakley homes • Contra Costa County’s Sheriff’s Marine Patrol Unit keeps boaters safe on the Delta • Newsom tests positive for COVID-19; will work remotely until June 2 • The Press 05.27.2022 • Home destroyed in fire in Oakley • East County Shred Composite mountain bike team competes in Lower Lake • Searching for tree vandals in Discovery Bay • Boating and Yachting 05.27.2022 • Fire season now year round • A new housing development sprouts in Discovery Bay • Heritage softball team advances to the North Coast Section championship game • Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe charged in March DUI arrest • Reward fund for information leading to information in case of missing Oakley woman grows to $100,000 • North Coast Section baseball and softball results involving Bay Valley Athletic League teams • Blown transformer causes power outage in Brentwood • North Coast Section baseball, softball playoffs continue May 24 • On a mission– an XL black sweatshirt • Vegetation fire damages outbuilding in Brentwood • The Press E-Edition • Public health, resource fair in Brentwood May 26 • 4 dogs die in fire at at Derty Dog K9 Retreat in Brentwood • Discovery Bay plans State of the Town open house June 4 • 1 killed, 1 wounded in Antioch home invasion • 1 dead in Oakley shooting • Bay Valley Athletic League teams advance in baseball, softball playoffs • Antioch officials aim to end sideshows • How Marla got her groove back creating parody videos to capture smiles • First dead bird of the year tests positive for West Nile virus in Contra Costa County • Bay Valley Athletic League athletes punch North Coast Section tickets • Summer Jam returns to Discovery Bay • Law enforcement agencies honor National Police Week • Fund established in case of missing Oakley woman Alexis Gabe grows to $60,000 • Liberty High School Lions dance the night away • Place Graduation Announcements in The Press • A special day for the area’s special youth at 4-C3 Lions Club Special Kids Day • Brentwood police nab assault and burglary suspect in Texas • The Press 04.29.2022 • Bay Area Health Officers urge public to take precautions as COVID levels rise • Police serve another search warrant in connection to disappearance of Oakley woman Alexis Gabe • Antioch Chamber hires new president, CEO • Heritage track and field athletes star at league championship meet • The Press 05.13.2022 • A foodie’s guide to East County dining • Edna Hill Middle School's seventh-grade girls' volleyball team ends season undefeated • City of Oakley events • Contra Costa Animal Services offering reduced-cost adoptions through May 14 • Deer Valley tennis team shines during league championship tournament • Two special events at Big Break Regional Shoreline this weekend • Los Medanos College opens Brentwood Center campus • Contra Costa County launches initiative to eliminate preventable COVID-19 deaths • Veteran Liberty boys volleyball team makes school history • Byron Hot Springs may get some repairs • Brentwood Community Chorus to sing live for first time in 3 years • Heritage students take first place in UC Berkeley Bioengineering Honor Society Competition • Brentwood Community Chorus • Article: Biddy Sports flag tag kicking-off in Oakley • Article: Contra Costa County launches initiative to eliminate preventable COVID-19 deaths • Article: Newsom comments on leaked Supreme Court draft on Roe vs. Wade • Article: East Contra Costa Historical Society Museum re-opens on May 7 • Article: Freedom High School stunt cheer team is BVAL champions – again • Article: Dump unwanted drugs on Take-Back Day April 30 in Brentwood, Antioch • Article: Bay Valley Athletic League baseball, softball standings • Article: Sheriff dispels staffing rumors at public meeting • Article: Brentwood Union School District Odyssey of the Mind teams qualify for World Finals in Iowa • Special Section: Summer FUN and Kids Camps 04.22.2022 • Article: California Highway Patrol: Don’t drive while distracted • Article: Miles for Mayo has successful first run • BREAKING: Motorcyclist injured in crash on Marsh Creek Road • Article: East Bay Regional Park district officials warn of 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