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Megan Steffen and Wally Nowinski were among six likely City Council candidates who attended a community event held Sunday at Canyon Trail Park.

Wally Nowinski and Kimberly White, two leaders of the successful ‘No on Measure C’ campaign, announced they are running for the City Council.

The Kensington library will close on Thursday, July 23 for a $5.3 million remodel that will take at least 18 months.

Thanks to a $190,000 county grant, four programs for seniors - including two in El Cerrito - are fully funded for two years.

The focus was on renters and hillside residents as the City Council took another step toward a final map of five new City Council districts.

Two members of the Kensington Ladies’ Erotica Society spoke this weekend at a Friends of the Kensington Library fundraiser.

The election update late Friday showed that with 9,587 ballots counted, 70.62% of voters cast ballots against the Measure C library tax.

The latest results posted on Election Night show that the Measure C library tax was losing by a decisive margin of about 70% to 30%. Not all votes had been counted.

The City Council agreed Tuesday to draw five council districts that will replace at-large voting for all council members starting in 2028.

A video recording of the forum on the Measure C library tax held Sunday night (May 18) on Zoom is available now. The event was sponsored by the League of Women Voters of West Contra Costa and co-sponsored by Livable El Cerrito. The speakers are Greg Lyman for ‘Yes on C’ and Wally Nowinski for ‘No on C.’ To watch, go to <http://tiny.cc/MeasureCvideo>. Measure C is on the June 2 ballot. Mail-in ballots were sent to registered voters on May 4.