Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA) articles from November 2006

Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA) archives from November 2006

HBO's `Hacking' a vote for vigilance.
November 1, 2006

Accidental shooting kills teen: ANTIOCH: Police say group of boys were playing with a gun.
November 1, 2006

Witnesses given award money for helping police catch killer: CONCORD: Pair were key in clinching case against killer; city, victim's company put up reward.
November 1, 2006

Doctors plan faces last hurdle: SAN PABLO: County awaits final approval from state board before it can step in to save hospital.
November 1, 2006

Eyes on agency after boy's death: Contra Costa Children and Family Services looks into its actions after finding child unworthy of further investigation.
November 1, 2006

Some decry removal of mail drop-box: PACHECO: Site offered drive-through convenience, users say, but others say it caused traffic nightmares.
November 1, 2006

Supervisors, county workers reach accord: CONTRA COSTA: Employees will go without an increase this year, then receive 2 percent raises both next year and in 2008.
November 1, 2006

Poor don't fare well in rich areas: Study shows those with lower incomes living in wealthy neighborhoods have a higher risk of death than those in poorer areas.(Clinical report)
November 1, 2006

Nobel laureate details her political struggles: BERKELEY: Maathai started movement to plant trees in Kenya; campaign sowed the seeds for democracy in the nation.
November 1, 2006

Athletic center would be safe in earthquake, planners say.
November 1, 2006

Intense race too close for comfort: First independent poll and Cook Political Report show McNerney is gaining ground on Pombo in final days of riveting campaign.
November 1, 2006

Doctors Medical Center releases list of creditors.
November 1, 2006

EDITORIAL: Barr, Byer, Valverde.(Editorial)
November 1, 2006

EDITORIAL: Experience in Orinda.(Editorial)
November 1, 2006

Correction.(Correction notice)
November 1, 2006

EDITORIAL: Probe child's death.(Editorial)
November 1, 2006

Rival nearly triples mayor's war chest: PLEASANTON: Brozosky has raised $63,363 to date, almost as much as all three mayoral candidates in 2004.
November 1, 2006

Gift shakes council contest: ANTIOCH: After supercenter plans put on hold, Wal-Mart donates $44,135 to candidate.
November 1, 2006

Killing shocks mother's counselor: Woman says something must have happened to fill the eyes of the optimistic girl she knew with rage and hurt.
November 1, 2006

Layaway falling by the wayside: Kmart is one of the last retailers to offer the installment plan, as many consumers would rather use credit cards.
November 1, 2006

Cal QB passes test of strength: Football helps Longshore persevere after the death of his father.
November 1, 2006

Gaels' Samhan standing tall after sitting last year.
November 1, 2006

Congressman debates government with teens: CONCORD High school exit exam among topics during visit.
November 1, 2006

A RARE BOOK COLLECTION: Contra Costa becomes only the fourth county in the state to have library facilities in juvenile hall.
November 1, 2006

FTC complaint filed against Zillow.
November 1, 2006

It's just one loss out of 82 games for Nelson and Warriors.
November 1, 2006

Same old, same old for Warriors in loss to Kobe-less Lakers.
November 1, 2006

Seahawks backup quarterback overcomes tall odds to make it.
November 1, 2006

Two shot at Crockett Halloween party.
November 1, 2006

'Black Pearl' ship to dock in Antioch.
November 1, 2006

Clorox profit up on price hikes.
November 1, 2006

Woman killed in crash after Halloween party.
November 1, 2006

Teamwork is needed to keep the `Lights' on.
November 2, 2006

An eye-opening debut for Don Nelson.
November 2, 2006

Current fishing trends could doom wild fisheries.
November 2, 2006

Golden Bears have a Hawaiian connection.
November 2, 2006

USC, UCLA share rarity in Bay Area.
November 2, 2006

NFL predictions from Cam's Crystal Ball.
November 2, 2006

Man removes sharp hand tool from rear at gunpoint.
November 2, 2006

Man removes sharp hand tool from rear at gunpoint.
November 2, 2006

Mother of dead boy appears in court.
November 2, 2006

Match made in orphanage is lifesaver: Girl gets adoptive mom's kidney.
November 2, 2006

Parents irate over school assembly: LIVERMORE: Principal reportedly asked students to raise their hands if they were 'sick' of named troublemakers.
November 2, 2006

Correction.(Correction notice)
November 2, 2006

Alameda library is not just new, it's green.
November 2, 2006

Hospital clears final hurdle to cash bailout.
November 2, 2006

Sunday parade kicks off Tri-Valley Veterans Day events.
November 2, 2006

Sbranti leads in Dublin Council race campaign donations.
November 2, 2006

Mother arraigned on torture charges.
November 2, 2006

Candidate hits the trail unopposed: Thurmond guaranteed election next week, so he's using the campaign as a forum for voter feedback.
November 2, 2006

'Pirates' Interceptor drops anchor.
November 2, 2006

Dead boy's dad grieves in disbelief: Antioch man wonders what went wrong after learning of Raijon's death.
November 2, 2006

Mayor's action may end policy: PLEASANTON: City considers no longer giving employees computers to take home after mayor used hers to solicit funds.
November 2, 2006

Council candidates fill coffers: SAN PABLO: Incumbent and mayor lead in fundraising as race nears for two seats on panel.
November 2, 2006

Clorox beats rising costs to see profit: Company able to offset increasing price of raw materials by passing extra onto consumers.
November 2, 2006

Accidents close Deer Valley Rd.
November 2, 2006

State waives mercury ban in child flu shots.
November 2, 2006

District votes to protect levees: BETHEL ISLAND: Regulations expanded on where and what residents may build on their land in order to limit damage.
November 2, 2006

Developers, PACs top spenders in city races.
November 2, 2006

EDITORIAL: Thorne, Cook-Kallio.(Editorial)
November 2, 2006

EDITORIAL: DeLaney, Wainwright.(Editorial)
November 2, 2006

EDITORIAL: Houston for Assembly.(Editorial)
November 2, 2006

State asked to allow mercury in flu shots: Vaccine shortage prompts medical groups to call on California to temporarily lift ban on thimerosal.
November 2, 2006

Students explore Dia de los Muertos.
November 2, 2006

Seattle backup overcomes tall odds to make it: Diminutive Wallace gets another start at QB with Hasselbeck's injury.
November 2, 2006

Wilkes is no pushover with additional bulk: The Cal center puts on 15 pounds, is ready to help fill the void left by Powe.
November 2, 2006

Warriors dominated in opener.
November 2, 2006

Around the remote: Television picks for the week of Nov. 5-11.
November 2, 2006

Leader helps steer new Coast Guard: Vice admiral Wurster known for his concern and respect for the 27,000 souls under his command.
November 3, 2006

Seafood may see end of the line: Researchers predict an end to every viable fishery by 2048 if trends are not reversed to stop species loss in the oceans.
November 3, 2006

Changes in store for school board.
November 3, 2006

AccountNow targets 'unbanked': San Ramon-based firm offers financial services to those denied accounts at traditional institutions.
November 3, 2006

Correction.(Correction notice)
November 3, 2006

Agency outlines abuse response: Child and Family Services says it did all it could before child died but acknowledges that 'something broke down'.
November 3, 2006

Holiday trimmings set to lure shoppers: WALNUT CREEK: Area businesses and city planners deck the halls for the season's bustle.
November 3, 2006

SAME TRAIL, TWO PATHS: Pombo, McNerney illustrate contrasting styles, positions as they feverishly chase voters ahead of election.
November 3, 2006

Multiple ceremonies to honor Korean veterans: TRI-VALLEY: One event's organizers say they want to recognize the war's troops before it's too late.
November 3, 2006

Beating leaves man badly injured: BAY POINT: Friends find victim bleeding and staggering in street; deputies detain second man for questioning.
November 3, 2006

School's mock election is a lesson in civic duty: ANTIOCH: High school students get early taste of the voting process.
November 3, 2006

School board race low-cost affair: LIVERMORE: Four candidates for three seats have spent $1,400 to $3,300 each so far on their campaigns.
November 3, 2006

Get your absentee ballots in ASAP: Votes mailed in, which need 63 cents of postage, must be received by 8 p.m. Tuesday.
November 3, 2006

State eases ban on mercury in flu shots: Waiver is only temporary to help alleviate shortage of vaccine for children as peak of season nears.
November 3, 2006

For credit, students go buy the book.
November 3, 2006

Warriors failed to run in opener: Nelson counted about six fast-break chances against the Lakers; he wants the team to average 20 to 22 per game.
November 3, 2006