Walnut Creek

Walnut Creek will lose its state Department of Motor Vehicles field office downtown, leaving residents needing to visit the DMV in person to go to Concord, Pleasanton or Pittsburg.

People across the Bay Area and around the nation on Wednesday paused to remember the sacrifices of those who served their country. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.

In Walnut Creek, where four of eight City Council candidates were drawn into the race in reaction to social justice issues, two of the three incumbents on the ballot will be re-elected, to be joined by a former city planning commissioner.

There’s not going to be a whole lot of window shopping this week. Stores across the Bay Area are boarding up ahead of any post-election unrest.

There’s not going to be a whole lot of window shopping this week. Stores across the Bay Area are boarding up ahead of any post-election unrest. Bob Redell reports.

There’s not going to be a whole lot of window shopping this week. Stores across the Bay Area are boarding up ahead of any post-election unrest. Melissa Colorado reports.

The Bay Area marks the 30th anniversary of the Loma Prieta earthquake on October 17th. If you were in the Bay Area on that day in 1989, you knew where you were and what you were doing at 5:04 p.m. when the 6.9 quake rocked the region. In this installment of our award-winning documentary, we’ll take a look at how…

Two window washers left dangling on ropes after their scaffolding collapsed Friday morning were rescued by firefighters at a building in Walnut Creek.

A demonstration outside the Walnut Creek Planned Parenthood took a violent turn when armed security guards hired by anti-abortion activists pepper-sprayed counter protesters Tuesday.

A demonstration outside the Walnut Creek Planned Parenthood took a violent turn when armed security guards hired by anti-abortion activists pepper-sprayed counter protesters Tuesday. Jodi Hernandez reports.

With the annual Walnut Creek Community Service Day having become yet another casualty of the COVID-19 pandemic, the organizers of that event have pivoted, and are now holding an expanded Community Food Drive this Saturday at several locations in the city.

Restaurants in some Bay Area counties are worried about dropping temperatures that may not allow them to serve customers outdoors.

We’re hours away from the beginning of fall and that has a lot of restaurant owners nervous. Cheryl Hurd reports.

The family of a mentally ill Walnut Creek man shot and killed by police last year says they will continue pushing for change after receiving a $4 million settlement from the city. Jodi Hernandez reports.

The parents of Miles Hall, a 23-year-old man shot and killed by police during a mental health-related episode, will use money from a lawsuit settlement to fund a foundation names for their son.

Sweater weather will be here before you know it. Tuesday is the first official day of fall and many restaurant owners in the Bay Area are now scrambling to make sure they can still serve people outside, even when the temperatures drop and it’s pouring rain. Melissa Colorado reports.

Walnut Creek high school seniors came up with an idea of recording a video of a day trip around Walnut Creek with each of them taking turns to give tours of historic sites, then sharing the video with more than two dozen senior facilities in the area. Garvin Thomas reports.

Walnut Creek high school seniors came up with an idea of recording a video of a day trip around Walnut Creek with each of them taking turns to give tours of historic sites, then sharing the video with more than two dozen senior facilities in the area. Garvin Thomas reports.

The sun filtered through smoke and ash everywhere in the Bay Area Wednesday and in some places, the sun never made an appearance at all.

Bay Area residents woke up to an orange sky Wednesday. The sun filtered through smoke and ash everywhere and in some places, the sun never made an appearance at all. The eerie view made people stay in, damaging already-struggling Walnut Creek restaurants.Cheryl Hurd reports.