After more than two decades of disputes, Concord city officials are moving forward to finalize a plan for the future of the former naval weapons base.

The Concord City Council will consider approving a $780,242 construction management contract Tuesday night as part of a major ...

Levitate Inc. CEO Ryan Howard said the micro data center’s configuration and cooling technology differ substantially from ...

ANTIOCH — An equipment problem on the trackway early Tuesday caused BART to lose service between its Concord and Antioch stations in both directions for about 45 minutes, officials said. Major delays ...

Last week Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 328 into law, which aims to support Concord’s path to redevelop the city’s former Naval Weapons Station. The City of Concord said that it applauds ...

Brooks Read has been locked in a dispute with Concord Town Hall and local dog walkers for a decade about access to the Estabrook Road, which can be reached by walking along a trail at the end of the ...

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Plans to redevelop an abandoned naval weapons station in Concord moved forward this week when the U.S. Navy approved a financial agreement reached with the city earlier this year. City officials ...

The Concord City Council on Tuesday signed off on a new million-dollar contract to provide security at the shuttered naval weapons station that is still awaiting redevelopment. The council in a 4-0 ...