Jake Menez

Nearly 50 people, 23 trucks and about 2,700 miles. Those are the numbers that Casey Rush, Vice President of Brentwood-based Hot Line Construction, touts

Brentwood's long-awaited Lazy Dog Restaurant will continue to be awaited following a request from the developer to grant a one-year extension on

The Streets of Brentwood shopping center, located at the intersection of Highway 4 and Sand Creek Road, has been acquired by a “prominent developer,” according to an Oct. 17 press

“If you look around at all the beautiful, amazing upgrades we've made to Oakley, we need a library and community center that supports that.”

Voters who received a text from the Contra Costa County elections office about “curing” their signature have until Dec. 1 to complete the process to make sure their vote is

As the rainy season begins, city and county agencies have opened their annual self-service sandbag stations to help residents prevent potential flooding on their properties.

Small Business Saturday, an annual day to support small businesses across the country, is on Nov. 30 this year, and local business-minded organizations have highlighted its importance to the community.

“To put our fingerprint on something and say we’re passing it – mandate or no mandate – reflects poorly on us,” Chairperson Anita Roberts said during the Dec. 3 meeting

Bridle Gate, a housing development that has been discussed by the city of Brentwood since 2006, was approved by the City Council during their Dec. 10 meeting in a 3-2

The Barnes & Noble bookstore in the Streets of Brentwood shopping center has been pushed back again due to construction delays. The new grand opening is scheduled for Jan. 29,