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Capt. Jane Andreotti was appointed as Contra Costa County’s interim Animal Services director during a special meeting of the County Board of Supervisors Thursday. Capt. Andreotti brings more than 30 years of public sector experience and previously served in various roles with the Berkeley and Walnut Creek police departments. She joined CCAS in 2009, progressing through the ranks as an Animal Services officer, lieutenant and ultimately captain. | The Richmond Standard Capt. Jane Andreotti was a...

It was chilly Monday evening at the reopening of the Interfaith Council of Alameda County’s (ICAC) Safe Car Park Program in West Oakland – a stark reminder of just how cold the night would be for those in the community without shelter. The safe car park has been temporarily closed due to lack of funding, and ICAC needs money to bridge the gap during these cold months until additional financial support from the city kicks in several months from now. To help bridge that gap, ICAC is sponsoring...

How does one map the heart and soul of a community? British artist Marcus Lyon explores this idea with his multimedia Human Atlas projects. He brings his latest, “De.Coded - A Human Atlas of Silicon Valley,” to Books Inc. on Oct. 29.

How does one map the heart and soul of a community? British artist Marcus Lyon explores this idea with his multimedia Human Atlas projects. He brings his latest, “De.Coded - A Human Atlas of Silicon Valley,” to Books Inc. on Oct. 29.

East Palo Alto police, city officials and faith leaders vowed on Wednesday, in the aftermath of a deadly shooting the night before, that they will not allow the city to slip back into the violence of the early 1990s.

Whether it be expansive park space or cutting-edge health care, this years 10 Tall Tree Award recipients have played a role in creating or sustaining many of the things that have come to define life in Palo Alto.

Emerging from a two-year, pandemic-forced hiatus, the Palo Alto Tall Tree Awards are back this year and making up for lost time.

Emerging from a two-year, pandemic-forced hiatus, the Palo Alto Tall Tree Awards are back this year and making up for lost time.

The Jewish News of Northern California

The Jewish News of Northern California