submitted by Diane Boyle Sgt. Fred Ferrer will be retiring from the Martinez Police Department. His last day is November 10, 2020. Ferrer has served …
Category: Community Focus
The Tri-Cities Horseman’s Association is a family-oriented organization that continues to support opportunities for the families of horse lovers to engage with others with similar …
Hundreds of runners are expected to join the September 27, 2020 MRC/MEF Run for Education – as the 18th annual signature fundraiser for the Martinez …
by Melissa Jacobson The new, 7100 square foot, County Administration building on Escobar Street — which looks near completion — cannot be ignored for the …
Early a.m. photos from downtown Martinez. Photos courtesy of John Grubka
from MPD Chief Manjit Sappal On July 4th, community members obtained a permit from the City to paint Black Lives Matter on Court Street in …
A local group gathered Saturday morning to paint ‘Black Lives Matters’ in huge, yellow letters on Court Street in from the of Contra Costa County …
Martinez residents won’t have a parade or a fireworks show this Independence Day because of COVID-19 restrictions. But they’ll have the chance to celebrate and …
The City of Martinez announced on June 13th that the first of the city’s downtown outdoor dining and retail weekend programs would begin on the …
Today’s date, June 19, is being celebrated more and more as “Juneteenth” and the end of slavery. But President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation …