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Mount Diablo beacon lighting to mark Pearl Harbor Day - Vimarsana News

Mount Diablo beacon lighting to mark Pearl Harbor Day

Tri-Valley residents are invited to commemorate this year's Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day with a ceremony and lighting of the historic beacon on Mount Diablo that dates back to the attacks and the start of U.S. involvement in WWII...

Bay Area wildlife: Who-hoo-hoo invited a great horned owl to visit a quiet Campbell neighborhood? - Vimarsana News

Bay Area wildlife: Who-hoo-hoo invited a great horned owl to visit a quiet Campbell neighborhood?

A battle between crows and an owl erupts in a South Bay neighborhood.

Save Mount Diablo buys 10-acre Balcerzak Inholding property - Vimarsana News

Save Mount Diablo buys 10-acre Balcerzak Inholding property

The Save Mount Diablo organization has acquired the 10-acre Balcerzak Inholding property, east of Mount Diablo State Park's Curry Point, for $1,075,000 in a deal that closed escrow on Aug. 8.

Mount Diablo: Donors provide matching challenge to raise funds for Krane Pond purchase - Vimarsana News

Mount Diablo: Donors provide matching challenge to raise funds for Krane Pond purchase

A Danville couple is offering to match up to $100,000 in donations to Save Mount Diablo for their efforts to acquire and preserve the Krane Pond property that has long been at the top of the organization's 'Missing Mile' list.

'Cars in the Woods' debuts in Riverwoods with historic vehicles - Vimarsana News

'Cars in the Woods' debuts in Riverwoods with historic vehicles

Car enthusiasts and their families are invited to enjoy "Cars in the Woods," the inaugural Riverwoods Invitational Car Show, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, June 3.