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POLICE LOG: Counterfiet Bills, Missing Metal, Aggressive Dogs
Police activity from Monday, August 5 as reported by the Martinez Police Department.

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Police activity from Monday, August 5 as reported by the Martinez Police Department.

SF Bay Ferry could still change its schedule to ease the commute should BART workers go on strike.
AC Transit workers gave notice Monday that they could go on strike at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, potentially stranding 100,000 East Bay riders.
El Cerrito and the eight other cities in the East Bay Green Corridor have realized their three-year goal of developing a standardized permitting process for residential solar energy. They plan a press conference Tuesday, Aug. 6, to describe it.
The idea of a ferry from Martinez to San Francisco could gain support if BART workers strike again.
Pasta Pomodoro hosts a fundraiser for the Explorers youth program Wednesday.
Chevron agrees to a settlement from charges related to the August 2012 Richmond refinery fire.
Activity for Sunday, August 4 as reported by the Martinez Police Department.
After you get off work Tuesday, come celebrate National Night Out
Parking garage? More bike racks? Do you have a suggestion for the City Council to improve downtown parking?
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine’s is looking for nominations from you in order to commend local schools with healthy school lunch programs.
Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine’s is looking for nominations from you in order to commend local schools with healthy school lunch programs.
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Chung Mei School campus has been nominated to be added to the National Register of Historical Places.
David Johnson is a suspect in the theft of more than $1 million in gold and jewelry from the Siskiyou County Courthouse.