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Antioch Officer Rescues Swimmer; Search Continues For Missing Woman - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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An Antioch police officer rescued a woman from the water Wednesday evening as authorities continued searching for a second swimmer who remains missing. Police responded around 6:12 p.m. to reports of two women in distress in the water behind Smith’s Landing Seafood Grill in Antioch. An officer entered the water on a jet ski and rescued one woman who had been caught in the strong current. A multi-agency search was launched for the second swimmer, a 54-year-old woman. The U.S. Coast Guard, Contra
The Water Cooler - What's One Place In The Claycord Area That You Think Is Badly In Need Of Redevelopment? - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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QUESTION: What’s one place in the Claycord area that you think is badly in need of redevelopment? Concord terminal shopping center, what an eye sore. Almost all of Concord’s shopping centers need remodeling and rejuvenation, NOT REDEVELOPMENT, because the Concord City Council will want to replace these shopping centers with more high-density housing affordable housing projects, to the detriment of the quality of life of Concord’s existing population. TJ Maxx Shopping Center, Treat/Clayton CVS Ce
BART Claims Crime Against Riders Has Dropped 67% As Ridership Increases - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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The Bay Area Rapid Transit announced this week that crimes against riders have dropped significantly since the end of 2024, even as the number of passengers has increased in the same period. The agency said that according to new data, the number of crimes against riders per million trips has dropped 67% between the end of 2024 and June 2026. BART police delays and safety-related delays also fell by 47% as there were fewer reported incidents. Officials attributed the drop in crime to the installa
Walnut Creek City Council Votes To Raise Its Pay For The First Time Since 2002 - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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The Walnut Creek City Council this week voted to raise the pay of council members for the first time in more than two decades. The City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to more than double the monthly pay for council members from $650 to $1,600, the first change in compensation since 2002. The pay hike will take effect in December, so will not impact the current council term. City staff in a presentation at Tuesday’s meeting showed how Walnut Creek compares to other neighboring cities, with som
California State Officials Warn Against Invasive Species - CLAYCORD.com (opens the original)
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If not managed properly, invasive species in California could further harm local ecology, damage infrastructure and impact economic activity, state officials and experts said during a virtual briefing Thursday. The golden mussel and the glassy-winged sharpshooter were among invasive species discussed in the briefing by representatives from the California Natural Resources Agency, Department of Water Resources, Department of Food and Agriculture, and the Department of Pesticide Regulation. Golden
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