Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA) articles from February 2007

Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA) archives from February 2007

Sister's fortitude an inspiration.
February 1, 2007

EDITORIAL: Ivins will be missed.(Editorial)
February 1, 2007

John Swett's moving day arrives: School district gets brand-new office: RODEO: ConocoPhillips paid for the construction, in trade for the 100-year-old office that exasperated staff.
February 1, 2007

Teacher arrested in front of students: RICHMOND: Police say woman defied order to leave school after she was suspended; instructor alleges rampant bullying.
February 1, 2007

Pleasanton seeks traffic study: Decision on Stoneridge Drive extension depends upon report, but officials say they want to move forward quickly.
February 1, 2007

Neighbors want schools separate: WEST CONTRA COSTA: Critics gather at meeting to denounce plan to move Portola Middle School to El Cerrito High.
February 1, 2007

'Concierge' doctors have time on their side: Frustrated by low reimbursement rates and large patient loads, some physicians shift to smaller, more personalized practices.
February 1, 2007

Wachovia cuts 101 jobs after merger.
February 1, 2007

City approves plan for alcohol education: BERKELEY: Those who sell or serve booze would be required to take training session.
February 1, 2007

Inflation hits American dream: Application fees for citizenship and residency doubling or tripling, frustrating immigrant advocates.
February 1, 2007

Billboards strike a nerve: City, county officials inundated by e-mails due to signs on Kirker Pass, Highway 4 that criticize environmentalists.
February 1, 2007

Water fees will soon flow uphill: MARTINEZ: City plans to increase costs by 6 percent, with an annual adjustment planned starting in 2010.
February 1, 2007

Emergency responder plan in works.
February 1, 2007

Funds raised to take teen's body home: CASTRO VALLEY: Sheriff's Office to prepare corpse for transport to Mexican hometown of longtime Jane Doe.
February 1, 2007

Nordstrom relocation back on shelf for now: Department store says malls' ownership change led to step backward.
February 1, 2007

EDITORIAL: Accelerate radio plan.(Editorial)
February 1, 2007

Students spell their way to Alameda County bee.
February 1, 2007

Correction.(Correction notice)
February 1, 2007

Warriors lie down vs. lowly Hawks: Golden State 4-17 on road after Atlanta sets a season high in points.
February 1, 2007

Walnut Creek builders try to go 'green'.
February 1, 2007

Study: State needs to help students graduate.
February 1, 2007

Ramp from I-80 to Highway 4 to reopen.
February 1, 2007

Big-rig, motorhome crash closes I-80 ramp.
February 1, 2007

Midday repairs hit East Bay roads.
February 1, 2007

One hurt in Hwy. 4 crash in Port Costa.
February 1, 2007

Richmond star Holman, CIF have change of heart.
February 1, 2007

Around the remote: Television picks for the week of Feb. 4-10.
February 1, 2007

California living on the edge.
February 2, 2007

California's changing climate: Less water, more conflict.
February 2, 2007

Climate change could crush wine industry.
February 2, 2007

Sea level a rising threat.
February 2, 2007

How Earth breathes key to changing climate.
February 2, 2007

More deaths may follow more frequent heat waves.
February 2, 2007

Sierra ski resort profits could melt with snow.
February 2, 2007

Temperature rise may mean more wildfires.
February 2, 2007

School district hires academic chief: ANTIOCH: Some uncomfortable with how quickly board moved to create the new position.
February 2, 2007

Living the RV life in the lap of luxury: PLEASANTON: Upscale motor homes at annual expo come at a high price -- and don't ask about the gas costs.
February 2, 2007

Study: 2-year colleges need improvement.
February 2, 2007

Pinole's streak halted by Berkeley.
February 2, 2007

Local buildings sprout green features: WALNUT CREEK: City hopes to take the lead nationwide on sustainable construction practices.
February 2, 2007

Allegations of affair tied to woman's death: Man charged with killing his wife on Christmas Eve knew of adultery, grand jury transcript says.
February 2, 2007

Cal stays in house for offensive coordinator: Tedford promotes line coach Michalczik to assume duties.
February 2, 2007

Provine, 8, excels as a motocross racer: Third-grader, who has been racing since the age of 6, finishes fourth at Junior Supercross Challenge at AT&T Park.
February 2, 2007

Tauscher off target list but still on liberals' minds: ALAMO: PAC takes representative's name off roster of Democrats it says don't march in lock step.
February 2, 2007

Authorities find no link between home invasions: PITTSBURG: Two robberies -- one in which a PC World editor was killed -- occurred fewer than 24 hours apart.
February 2, 2007

Arrests cast pall over immigrants: RICHMOND: Except for day laborers, many afraid to shop or send children to school, officials say fear based on rumors.
February 2, 2007

Chamber of Commerce hands out yearly honors: DANVILLE: Merchants association also installs new chairperson and members of the board of directors.
February 2, 2007

Parents plan complaint after teacher is arrested: Group says district mistreated Mo, a Sheldon second-grade instructor administrators put on leave for alleged conduct.
February 2, 2007

Warriors' defense creating new stars: Unexpected players have had breakout games against Golden State.
February 2, 2007

STUCK IN COUNTRY TIME: Byron's rural roots are here to stay.
February 2, 2007

Oft-maligned Richmond reaps kudos for its presentation of the city's spending plans.
February 2, 2007

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Mary F. Pols column: Uncomfortable fit in 'Pajamas'.(Column)
February 2, 2007

Correction.(Correction notice)
February 2, 2007

EDITORIAL: Misleading billboards.(Editorial)
February 2, 2007

EDITORIAL: Perata errs on dams.(Editorial)
February 2, 2007

Montana rips NFL for criticizing him.
February 2, 2007

Autopsy set for I-80 crash victim.
February 2, 2007

Chevron earnings up for '06, down for quarter.
February 2, 2007

This 'Birthday Party' will give you the creeps.
February 2, 2007

Convenience store clerk shot in Antioch.
February 2, 2007

Cal faces new-look Stanford.
February 2, 2007

Warriors defeat 76ers.
February 2, 2007

Few teams have milked a championship as much as the 1985 Bears.
February 2, 2007

Quarterback comparison elevates Colts.
February 2, 2007

Richmond teacher to be freed pending investigation.
February 2, 2007

Dry spell leads to low snowpack.
February 2, 2007

Lafayette school locked down for brief time.
February 2, 2007

Whooping cough hits school day care center: RICHMOND: Three babies affected but are likely to survive; Contra Costa health department works to contain outbreak.
February 3, 2007

Cal Bears are routed by taller, stronger Stanford Cardinal.
February 3, 2007

Warriors running out of excuses.
February 3, 2007

Proud papa Archie makes sure focus stays on son.
February 3, 2007

Manning's mission: deliver biggest victory.
February 3, 2007

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Joan Morris column: Dick Powell plays canine revived in human form.(Column)
February 3, 2007

Men, women see houses differently: Survey finds male and female buyers don't take same approach to choosing a home.
February 3, 2007

Harrington seals victory: His 3-footer with 1.2 seconds to play snaps Warriors' road skid at six.
February 3, 2007

Correction.(Correction notice)
February 3, 2007

Chevron uneasy despite high profits: Oil producer expects production to fall in 2007 because of political situations in nations such as Venezuela, Kazakhstan.
February 3, 2007

More leaks spring up in community center building: ALBANY: Facility repaired in 2002 will need additional work due to water damage; cause, cost unknown.
February 3, 2007

Political muscle funnels in for anti-crime collaboration: RICHMOND: Government leaders participate in initiative to address increased violence along I-80 corridor.
February 3, 2007

Checkmate, America -- next move belongs to Iraq.
February 3, 2007

Violence casts pall across Antioch: City officials try to reassure community members after spate of shootings in past three weeks.
February 3, 2007

High-tech harassing is difficult to penalize: Law enforcement agencies need special resources, training to investigate new breed of criminal behavior.
February 3, 2007

Opportunity calls Smith to forefront: The highly-regarded SMC guard will replace Winston after the senior starter broke his hand.
February 3, 2007

Jailed teacher defends her actions: MARTINEZ: Sheldon Elementary instructor, released Friday, says she was shielding students from bullying.
February 3, 2007