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El Cerrito’s historic Veterans Memorial building will get about $1 million in county-funded repairs starting in September.

Replastering the lap pool this winter should be possible thanks to a City Council vote to approve $2.3 million in Swim Center work.

El Cerrito police arrested a suspect who is charged with four felonies stemming from a sexual assault that happened in May on the Ohlone Greenway.

City Engineer Yvetteh Ortiz issued a final notice that removal of 177 parking spaces for the redesign of Richmond Street is “feasible and justified.”

About 100 people turned out Saturday for a behind the scenes tour of the Contra Costa Civic Theatre, which is celebrating its 65th anniversary in El Cerrito.

Bike lane hours on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge will be cut back to allow for an emergency shoulder and a study of a possible HOV/transit lane.

Neighbors came together with police and firefighters on Tuesday for the 28th annual National Night Out in El Cerrito.

A fire on Sunday caused damage but no injuries at an apartment building near City Hall.