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Canvas Tag Sale Studio is Danville’s newest addition to the downtown area and is helping to extend the mission of a popular local nonprofit group in reaching out with the spirit of giving... More
Located in the center of Danville’s downtown shopping area is an opportunity for residents and visitors to enjoy the very best of Northern California’s winemaking traditions... More
A state senator on Friday announced the details of a bill designed to prevent cases like the suicide of Audrie Pott, a 15-year-old girl who hanged herself after she was sexually assaulted at a party in Saratoga in 2012.
Dubbed "Audrie's Law" by state Sen. Jim Beall, D-Campbell, SB 838 would stiffen penalties for cyberbullying and allow juveniles to be tried as adults in... » Read More
A man was arrested on suspicion of DUI and other charges Friday afternoon after crashing into two cars and injuring three people in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood, a police sergeant said.
Officers responded to a report of a collision at the intersection of Van Ness Avenue and Broadway Street around 12:10 p.m., Sgt. Eric O'Neil ... » Read More
Bay Area public safety officials are reminding residents to not only reset their clocks for daylight saving time, which begins early Sunday morning, but to also check smoke alarms and other emergency equipment.
At 2 a.m. Sunday, daylight saving time begins in most of the U.S. and the clock moves forward one hour.
Police arrested a Santa Rosa man with 19 DUI convictions over 30 years for driving on a suspended license this afternoon.
Petaluma police, who were conducting a special Habitual DUI Driver Stakeout Program that targets repeat DUI offenders in Sonoma County, received a tip recently that 68-year-old William Beall was driving his Mercedes on a ... » Read More
The University of the Pacific is dedicating its new San Francisco campus today and gearing up for classes to start this summer.
The school, with its undergraduate campus in Stockton and its law school in Sacramento, renovated a building at 155 Fifth St. to house its dental school and new graduate programs in audiology, music therapy and data ... » Read More
San Leandro police are searching for a missing 10-year-old boy who failed to return home from school today.
Woodonson Chery, a student at McKinley Elementary School, did not come home from school today at 4:15 p.m. as he normally does, according to Lt. Robert McManus.
Chery, who is Haitian and speaks French as his primary... » Read More
Berkeley police are searching for a woman with Alzheimer's disease who went missing this afternoon.
Frances Green was last seen at the North Berkeley Senior Center near Hearst Avenue and Martin Luther King Jr. Way just before 1 p.m. today, according to police Officer Jennifer Coats.
Green is considered to be at risk because she has... » Read More
Berkeley police have located a woman with Alzheimer's disease who went missing this afternoon.
Frances Green, who went missing from the North Berkeley Senior Center this afternoon, was found in the 1900 block of Dwight Way, according to police Officer Jennifer Coats.
Green, a Richmond resident, was considered to be at risk because ... » Read More
A report of a kidnapping that shut down BART service through San Francisco during rush hour this evening had no merit, according to a police spokesman.
San Francisco police asked BART to hold trains at the 16th Street station in both directions around 5:30 p.m. to investigate a reported kidnapping, according to BART officials. Read More
A national anti-predatory gambling organization and opponents of the Graton Resort and Casino near Rohnert Park are protesting the arrival this weekend of Wheel of Fortune's "Wheelmobile" that recruits contestants nationwide for the television game show.
The 36-foot long yellow bus, with a photo of Wheel of Fortune's host Pat Sajak and... » Read More
A Pennsylvania man was extremely high on drugs when he allegedly tried to carjack several vehicles in Santa Rosa Thursday morning, a Sonoma County sheriff's sergeant said.
A man, later identified as Troy David Dudas, 37, was walking in traffic on Cleveland Avenue near Starbucks on Hopper Avenue when he jumped on the hood of someone's vehicle... » Read More
Benicia police are asking for the public's help to find a missing 55-year-old woman with memory problems who disappeared after a walk at a local park.
Police were flagged down around 10:50 a.m. near Kearney Street and Rose Drive by a man who said around 10 a.m. he and his wife, Victoria Palomino had been walking on a path at the Benicia Community... » Read More
A lockdown at Monterey Peninsula College earlier today was prompted by a report of two armed robbers near the community college campus, according to school officials.
Around 11:30 p.m., police ordered the campus at 908 Fremont St. to go on lockdown after two armed robbers were reported near the college in the Iris Canyon area of Monterey... » Read More
A pedestrian struck and killed by a vehicle in San Jose on Wednesday night has been identified by the Santa Clara County medical examiner's office as 38-year-old Oscar Gutierrez.
Gutierrez, a San Jose resident, was found at about 9 p.m. Wednesday after being hit near the intersection of southbound Almaden Expressway and Foxworthy Avenue, police... » Read More
The case of a 25-year-old murder at San Jose Mineta International Airport has been closed with the arrest of the victim's husband and his brother, according to the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office.
Cathy Zimmer, 38, of Santa Clara was found strangled on March 10, 1989, in the back seat of her Chrysler New Yorker parked in the... » Read More
An Oakland charter school was placed on lockdown this afternoon after a 7-year-old student reported a sexual attack on campus, an Oakland police spokeswoman said.
Police responded just after 4 p.m. to the World Academy charter school on the 1700 block of 28th Avenue on a report of an assault, Oakland police Officer Johnna Watson said. Read More
A teacher accused of sexually abusing six elementary school students pleaded not guilty to more than two dozen felony charges filed against him in Contra Costa County Superior Court today.
Ronald Guinto, 32, entered the plea during his arraignment in a Richmond courtroom today. He was charged with 27 felonies including 13 counts of lewd acts on a... » Read More
A state senator today announced the details of a bill designed to prevent cases like the suicide of Audrie Pott, a 15-year-old girl who hanged herself after she was sexually assaulted at a party in Saratoga in 2012.
Dubbed "Audrie's Law" by state Sen. Jim Beall, D-Campbell, SB 838 would stiffen penalties for cyberbullying and allow... » Read More
A man convicted of first-degree murder for holding a 15-year-old boy while his former lover allegedly stabbed the boy to death in Daly City in 2001 was sentenced today to 25 years in prison, San Mateo County District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said.
Reynaldo Maldonado, 35, was convicted in November for his role in the murder of Quetzalcoatl Alba... » Read More
A man was sentenced today to 52 years to life in state prison for participating in the gang rape of a woman in Oakland 14 years ago.
In a case that went unsolved for many years until DNA evidence connected him to the crime, 36-year-old Octavio Vivano was convicted last month of four counts of forcible rape in concert, one count of kidnapping for ... » Read More
Dressed in pink and black, hundreds of people packed a Pleasant Hill church this morning to remember a 14-year-old girl who was tragically struck and killed by a train in Martinez earlier this week.
Hundreds of friends, Martinez Junior High School classmates and family members of Jenna Betti found a spot wherever they could inside the Christ... » Read More
A suspect was shot in the leg by Fairfield police after allegedly shooting at officers following a disturbance at a motel early this morning, a police sergeant said.
The officers responded around 4:10 a.m. to a report of broken windows and a disturbance at America's Best Value Inn at 3331 North Texas St., Fairfield police Sgt. Matt Bloesch said... » Read More
Monterey Peninsula College reopened this afternoon after being locked down earlier today because of a report of an armed robber near campus, Monterey police and school officials said.
Police ordered students and staff on the community college campus at 980 Fremont St. to shelter in place around 11:30 a.m., according to school officials.
A car chase through San Francisco's Potrero Hill neighborhood this afternoon ended with a crash and an arrest, a police spokesman said.
Around 1 p.m., police spotted a male suspect in a stolen vehicle near Missouri and 20th streets, San Francisco police spokesman Officer Albie Esparza said.
When police tried to stop the car, the suspect attempted to ram it into... » Read More
A man who was fatally shot in East Oakland on Wednesday night has been identified by police as 24-year-old Jacob Velasquez.
Officers responded to a report of a shooting at about 10:35 p.m. Wednesday in the 2500 block of 11th Avenue, near Bella Vista Elementary School, and found Velasquez, an Oakland resident.
Unattended cooking caused a fire in a Hayward apartment late Thursday night that prompted three people, including a 3-year-old boy, to escape via a second-story window, a fire department spokesman said today.
Crews responded to multiple reports of a fire in the 22000 block of Seventh Street just before 11 p.m. Thursday, Hayward fire spokesman Don Nichelson said. Read More
A man was sentenced today to 60 years to life in state prison for fatally shooting a man in Oakland following a drunken early morning argument in 2012.
Godfrey Jamal Jackson, 28, of Oakland, was convicted in December of second-degree murder for the death of 24-year-old MiAndrew Rachal, of Emeryville, in the 900 block of West MacArthur Boulevard at... » Read More
Unattended cooking caused a fire in a Hayward apartment late Thursday night that prompted three people, including a 3-year-old boy, to escape via a second-story window, a fire department spokesman said today.
Crews responded to multiple reports of a fire in the 22000 block of Seventh Street just before 11 p.m. Thursday, Hayward fire spokesman Don ... » Read More
SAN RAMON - Schubros Brewery's much anticipated Branch Line double IPA returns this Thursday, Jan 30, at 5 pm at the Tap Room. The double IPA will be available for a limited time only so don't miss the train! » Read More
Maria Maria La Cantina Danville and Maria Maria La Cantina Walnut Creek are teaming up with Onewarmcoat.org! Clean out those closets and drop off your gently used coats, sweaters, scarves, gloves & hats at either location! With your help we can make a difference! Happy Holidays! » Read More
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Many interesting, important, and influential people have lived in Danville. From a famous American playwright, to an astronaut, numerous athletes, and even heroes, these folks were either born here or drawn to Danville’s beauty and small town atmosphere.
Larry Allen – A former American football guard who played in the NFL for fourteen seasons. He played for the Dallas... » Read More
For some cars are just a way to get from Point A to Point B, but at the Blackhawk Museum in Danville, they are “rolling sculptures”. The combination of beautiful classic car displays and educational enrichment make the museum the must-see destination for any automobile enthusiast, or anyone with a love of art, technology, culture and history.
In addition to the... » Read More
What once carried massive locomotives transporting people and produce, the Iron Horse Regional Trail is now the most popular way to bike, walk, run and rollerblade in and around downtown, or on to other East Bay destinations.
Danville townspeople use the 20-foot wide, paved trail daily as a way to exercise, walk their dogs, relax, and visit downtown shops and cafes. On weekends... » Read More
The decaying Danville Hotel Wild West buildings are facing the wrecking ball sometime in October 2013, to be replaced with 35,000 square feet of new retail, office, and residential spaces, according to city officials. Two important downtown historical buildings—the hotel itself and the adjoining McCauley House on Hartz Avenue—will be renovated as part of the plan.
The rest... » Read More
Danville, CA has a rich history stretching back to the pioneer and Gold Rush days of California’s infancy. Thanks to an ongoing civic pride in their community and the dedication of many history-minded residents, Danville now boasts an impressive and educational Historic Walking Tour in the downtown area that commemorates its past and the characters and institutions that have helped... » Read More
Nestled in the western hills above Danville is one of its more unique and distinguished landmarks, the Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site. The great American playwright Eugene O’Neill, winner of four Pulitzer Prizes and the Nobel Prize, and his wife, Carlotta, lived in their beloved Tao House on that site from 1937 to 1944.
The O’Neill’s built the home on 158... » Read More
The keeper of all things historical in Danville is the Museum of the San Ramon Valley, located in the restored Southern Pacific Railroad depot at the corner of Railroad and Prospect avenues in downtown Danville.
Residents devoted to preserving the area’s history incorporated the museum as a nonprofit organization in 1985. The group lovingly restored the depot in the... » Read More
Historically the center of Danville life since 1873, the building that houses The Village Theatre at 233 Front St. continues to serve as the heart of the community through performing arts, visual arts, and special events. The structure has gone through numerous iterations, starting as a one-story farmers’ hall, transforming into a two-story community center, and serving as a movie... » Read More
Then Danville is for you and your pup—the town has a reputation for being super dog friendly. From businesses that cater to pooches and their human companions, to the popular Canine Corral dog park, to an entire evening devoted to dogs called Doggie Night, Danville is perfect for our four-legged friends.
Dogs and their owners are a common sight throughout the downtown area... » Read More
Standing gracefully in the middle of Diablo Road is the town’s most iconic and beloved landmark, the Danville Old Oak Tree. The town’s official symbol is 65-feet tall and estimated to be 350-years-old.
Probably the most cherished event all year is the Lighting of the Old Oak Tree, held every November the Friday evening after Thanksgiving by the Town of Danville and the... » Read More
The Blackhawk Museum located in Danville, CA is a true must-see sight when you are in the East Bay area located just outside of San Francisco and Oakland.The museum spans 70,000 square feet and features automobiles from many different eras. The aim of the museum is to showcase the art, culture, history and technology behind these amazing vehicles.The Blackhawk Museum considers these to be...
Mt. Diablo State Park is a true treasure in California, and its located just outside of Danville, CA.Truly this is a wondrous place boasting the peak of Mt. Diablo that is 3,849 feet high. There...
One of the most popular regular events in Danville, CA is the weekly Farmers Market. This amazing event takes place near Railroad and Prospect streets in Danville.It takes place on Saturdays...
Danville, CA is Community Focused Set just outside of San Francisco in the East Bay area, Danville, CA is a charming community with many great things to do. As part of the San Ramon Valley, Danville is a community-oriented place with excellent schools and many good things for families to do. Danville, CA is also a great place to enjoy the outdoors. It's a community made for walking and riding your bike. It even features a trail that goes through the center of town called the Iron Horse Regional Trail. Parents and their children will love the many parks and playgrounds here. The homes of Danville are extremely enviable with a continually desirable area just outside both San Francisco and Oakland. Nearby public transportation on the BART makes getting into the Bay Area accessible. Children are a big priority in the community of Danville, CA. There are many events and things to do that cater to the likes of active children in Danville, California.
Excellent Schools & Great Family Activities in Danville Children are a big priority in the community of Danville, CA. There are many events and things to do that cater to the likes of active children in Danville, California. The schools of Danville part of the San Ramon Valley Unified School District ' are some of the most highly rated in the state of California. In terms of private schooling, there are a number of very good private and parochial schools located in Danville and nearby areas that will also appeal to the desires of parents.
Enjoy the Outdoors in Danville, CA You'll find wonderful things to do in the great outdoors in and around Danville, CA. If you like to bike, hike, walk, jog, camp or just enjoy the wonders of the outdoors, this area is a perfect spot for you and your family. Danville is located near Mt. Diablo State Park. This wonderful California State Park is perfect for everything from day hikes to overnight camping. Mt. Diablo is about 3,900 feet high and majestically graces the San Ramon Valley. It's also great for horseback riding. You'll see wonderful fields of wildflowers here and enjoy unique rock formations. There are many other great ways to enjoy the outdoors in Danville with its varied parks in the city.
Downtown Danville Packed With Fun Maybe you're more of a city person or maybe you like both the outdoors and the delights of being in town. Downtown Danville has many great things to do - including shopping, award-winning restaurants and great streetscapes perfect for strolling. Downtown Danville is home to the weekly farmer's market, which is incredibly popular and for good reason. You'll find great local products here from fruit to cheese to bread. There's always something new and fun to check out. Danville's downtown area is also where you can catch Hot Summer Nights, which is a car event showcasing classic vehicles during the warmer months. It's just one of the many good annual events you will find in Danville to enjoy with your whole family.
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Sunny, 55°F on Saturday, March 08, 2014
