By JOSEPH & JUDIE PALMER Special to the Gazette Picking up where we left off with Aaron Rice’s story, we had discussed how he and …
By DINA SPARACINO SCHULER Contributor On Sunday, March 18th, family and friends celebrated the 100th birthday of Nina Sparacino. The Tavern has never before been …
MARTINEZ, Calif. – Martinez Unified School District Board of Education will view two options for the John Muir Elementary School campus Monday night. The designs …
Californians are aging, said Debbie Toth, chief executive officer of Choice in Aging of Pleasant Hill. Each week, 7,000 residents turn 65, she said – …
The Diablo Regional Concert Band is seeking musicians for several upcoming concerts. Especially needed are those who play percussion, trombone, and bass instruments. The Diablo …
MARTINEZ, Calif. – U.S. Representative Mark DeSaulnier (D-Walnut Creek) has introduced a health care bill that is a companion to legislation introduced by California United …
Artu4ia will have its final exhibit at its downtown area workshop and gallery, and its award-winning owners John Kleber and Carol Ludwig Kleber are calling …
MARTINEZ, Calif. – Martinez City Council will decide today whether to pay a Malibu attorney $30,000 for expenses it said it incurred while demanding the …
Business News Welcome At The Martinez News-Gazette The Martinez News-Gazette’s weekly Martinez Business Beat column is an opportunity for local businesses and companies to tell …
A new trailhead has opened at Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park, giving visitors access to the north end of the long, linear parkland without the need …