New Fire Hazard Maps for Concord, Antioch, and Pittsburg
What the New Wildfire Hazard Maps Mean and What You Can Do The California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention (CAL FIRE) recently released new fire hazard severity zone maps…
Read MoreWhat the New Wildfire Hazard Maps Mean and What You Can Do The California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention (CAL FIRE) recently released new fire hazard severity zone maps…
Read MoreTwenty years after beginning our work on the Concord Naval Weapons Station reuse project, we can celebrate two major successes and look forward to a bright future. Of course, Save…
Read MoreGoing against the Flow to Challenge Bad Projects and Protect Open Space Save Mount Diablo has defended the open space and wildlife of Contra Costa County since our founding in…
Read MoreSave Mount Diablo recently expanded its conservation efforts into the 200-mile-long Diablo Range. The range is a hotspot of extremely diverse habitats for plants and animals, many found nowhere else…
Read MoreVictory: California’s Proposition 4 has passed! Prop 4 ensures California takes ACTION NOW by investing in proven climate solutions. On November 5, California voted on the single largest publicly funded…
Read More3–2 Vote Puts Measure on Ballot Asking to Annex and Develop County Land—Breaking Urban Limit Line The Road Is OK, Development All Along It Is Not Save Mount Diablo and…
Read MoreProponents Withdraw Application, but Similar Project Could Return Later A proposal to make an existing 95-acre garbage dump almost four times bigger was withdrawn by the applicant this past March.…
Read MoreLinks Extension of Dublin Boulevard to More Development The City of Dublin is considering putting a measure on the ballot for this November that could call for the annexation of…
Read MoreCounty Supervisors Federal Glover and Candace Anderson Joined the Pittsburg City Council in Leading the Charge Concord City Councilmember Edi Birsan Threw Concord, His Own City, under the Bus On…
Read MoreReuse Project Next Steps, History, Big Changes Discussed On Saturday, March 2, dozens of us braved the weather to get behind-the-scenes access to a place very few people get to…
Read MoreJoin us to save the remaining natural lands of Mount Diablo!
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