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Fire Crews Cancel Prescribed Burns in East Bay Due to Windy Conditions
The Contra Costa County Fire District and other agencies were slated to conduct wildfire training that includes prescribed burns in some areas of the East Bay, but windy conditions prompted the agencies to cancel those activities. Bob Redell reports.
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Fire Crews Cancel Prescribed Burns in East Bay Due to Windy Conditions
The Contra Costa County Fire District and other agencies were slated to conduct wildfire training that includes prescribed burns in some areas, but windy conditions prompted the agencies to cancel those activities.
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Contra Costa County Officials Search for Arson Suspect Following Series of Small Fires
A series of fires along State Route Highway 4 near Pittsburg on Sunday morning that appear to have been intentionally set have been extinguished and authorities are looking for a suspect, a spokesperson for Con Fire said.
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Contra Costa County Firefighters Return from Humanitarian Mission in Ukraine
Two firefighters with the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District are back home in California after spending three weeks lending their skills to a humanitarian aid mission in Ukraine.
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Contra Costa County Firefighters Return from Humanitarian Mission in Ukraine
An East Bay firefighter is back and ready for fire season in California after spending three weeks in Ukraine lending a hand with humanitarian aid. Alyssa Goard reports.
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Contra Costa County Fair Returns, Experts Recommend Masking Indoors as a Precaution
The Contra Costa County Fair is back after it was cancelled during the pandemic. Food, rides and entertainment are returning at a time when COVID cases are up in the Bay Area, and experts say precautions should be taken. Some families really missed the fair, and are ready to attend once again and have a good time. “I’ve got...
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Contra Costa County Fair Begins Amid COVID Surge
The Contra Costa County fair is back after taking a break in the pandemic. However, as COVID cases rise, experts recommend carrying a mask even at outdoor events like this. Christie Smith reports.
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4 Arrested in Connection to 30 Fires in 48 Hours in Contra Costa County
Four people were arrested in connection with over 30 fires in the last 48 hours in Contra Costa County. Bob Redell reports.
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4 Arrested in Connection to 30 Fires in 48 Hours in Contra Costa County
Four people were arrested in connection with over 30 fires in the last 48 hours in Contra Costa County.
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Contra Costa County Fire Puts Out 30 Fires in 48 Hours, 4 Arrested for Arson
Four people were arrested Tuesday in connection with over 30 fires in the last 48 hours in Contra Costa County. Cheryl Hurd reports.
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Benicia Residents Urged to Conserve Water as Crews Race to Fix Broken Pipeline
The city of Benicia is still trying to permanently fix a broken water pipe that forced an urgent request for residents to cut water use by 30%.
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Benicia Residents Urged to Conserve Water as Crews Race to Fix Broken Pipeline
The city of Benicia is still trying to permanently fix a broken water pipe that forced an urgent request for residents to cut water use by 30%. Sharon Katsuda reports.
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Contra Costa County Unveils ‘Path to Zero' COVID-19 Strategy
Contra Costa County says it has a new plan for beefing up protections for those who test positive for COVID-19. Marianne Favro reports.
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Contra Costa County Health Department Introduces ‘Path to Zero' in COVID-19 Fight
Contra Costa Health (CCH) is refocusing its response to the COVID-19 pandemic on eliminating preventable deaths in the county.
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Officials Investigate Leland Fire in Pittsburg
Crews stopped forward progress on the Leland Fire in Pittsburg.
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East Bay Initiative Aims to Eliminate Deaths Related to COVID-19
Contra Costa Health on Monday was set to launch an initiative aimed at eliminating COVID-19 deaths that are preventable.
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East Bay Initiative Aims to Eliminate Deaths Related to COVID-19
Contra Costa Health on Monday was set to launch an initiative aimed at eliminating COVID-19 deaths that are preventable. Bob Redell reports.
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Contra Costa County's Electric Travel Program Receives $3.5M From State Energy Commission
The air is expected to get a little cleaner in Contra Costa County over the next two years.
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Bay Area Counties Fight for Greater Health Equity for Black Mothers
Black Maternal Health Week begins Monday and some Bay Area counties are joining the fight for greater health equity.