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Antioch will look to cut roughly $5 million from budget in January
The first part of January will see the Antioch City Council likely wielding hatchets, not scalpels, to find ways to cut upward of $5 million from the $49.2 million general fund budget.
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Belarde's brings home-style cooking to Antioch
Bob Belarde, center, and his team, left to right, Rick Matheny, Roberta Matheny, Shawn Stanley and Ray Belarde, are ready to welcome you with a home-cooked meal at Belarde's Roadhouse Café & Deli.
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Section 8 housing in Antioch
It's official. Antioch really does have a problem with Section 8 renters causing trouble despite County attempts to explain away bad behaviour.
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Slain Antioch men had turned a corner, relatives say
Lifelong friends Christopher Smith and Robert "Chuck" Wickham Jr. grew up together and shared similarly checkered pasts, marked by trouble with both the law and drugs.
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Man In Stable Condition After Antioch Shooting
A 23-year-old man is in stable condition after being shot in Antioch Tuesday morning, police said.
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Antioch police calls
The following calls were among those handled by the Antioch police Dec. 23-28 according to information provided by the police department.
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Influx of black renters raises tension in Bay Area
As more and more black renters began moving into this mostly white San Francisco Bay Area suburb a few years ago, neighbors started complaining about loud parties, mean pit bulls, blaring car radios, ...
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Two Sought in Weekend Antioch Killings
The search continues for two men who killed two people inside an Antioch home. Investigators say they found two 32-year old victims shot to death inside the bedroom of a home on Carmona Way.
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Two men shot to death in Antioch home
An Antioch Police officer watches the outside of a home on the 2800 block of Carmona Way on Sunday, December 28, 2008 in Antioch, Calif.
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Antioch Police Search For Suspects In Home Murders
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As housing market stagnates, one developer looking toward eventual rebound
Residential construction in the Bay Area is at a virtual standstill, but at least one Antioch developer is angling to be in place when the housing market picks back up.
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Antioch, Army form new bond
Lt. Col. Scott Gemeling, left, and Antioch Mayor Jim Davis hold a city flag presented to the 483rd Transportation Battalion as part of a Dec.
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Daniel Borenstein: State must find out why system failed dead teen
The death of Jazzmin Davis, the 15-year-old police say was tortured for 15 months and starved to death by her foster mother in their Antioch home, should serve as a catalyst for state and court investigations ...
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Antioch Police Calls
The following calls were among those handled by the Antioch police Dec. 19-21 according to information provided by the police department.
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Theater groups working through tough times
WELL, it has certainly been quite a year for theater companies in Contra Costa County.
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Antioch Middle School helps those in need
The spirit of the season shined brightly at Antioch Middle School. A couple weeks before winter break, staff decided to put together some food bags for their homeless families .
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Loaves and Fishes performs daily miracles for those needing a good meal
Visitors sit down to eat while eating at the Loaves and Fishes at the First Baptist Church on Monday, December 15, 2008 in Martinez, Calif.
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Word of Mouth
What LIP teen board members are talking about this week: MOVE OVER, STARBUCKS: On a chilly winter day, nothing is more tempting than a freshly baked pecan braid from Panera Bread in Fremont.
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Antioch City Council names Parsons to vacant seat
A three-hour interview process with "Survivor"-style elimination rounds was what it took Thursday for the Antioch City Council to whittle a field of 13 applicants down to one new council member.
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Dumbarton and Antioch Bridges Not Siesmically Fit
Caltrans authorities told Bay Area Toll Authority officials Wednesday both the Dumbarton and Antioch bridges are no longer seismically safe and must be retrofitted at the hefty price of $9.5 million each.
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