California’s Tri-Valley
Tri-Valley Weekly
Local stories about the businesses, people and community life of the Tri-Valley.
Explore the publicationA local news network taking shape
Many communities.
A shared home.
Every town has its own stories. Bay Area Chronicle brings our local community publications together, with a place for each neighborhood’s voice.
From the Tri-Valley and Lamorinda to Napa Valley, Walnut Creek and the wider East Bay, find the publication closest to you.
Find your communityOur community publications
A local perspective. A place of its own.
Lafayette · Moraga · Orinda
Lamorinda Post
A new home for the neighbors, businesses and community stories of Lamorinda.
Explore the publicationNapa Valley
Napa Gate
A new local publication for the people, places and everyday life of Napa Valley.
Explore the publicationWalnut Creek
Walnut Creek Times
A new place for Walnut Creek’s local stories, independent businesses and community voices.
Explore the publicationThe East Bay
East Bay Post
A new publication connecting the people and neighborhoods of the East Bay.
Explore the publicationFive community publications, connected through one network. Use the bar above to move between their individual websites.
Connected by the Bay.
Grounded in your community.
Bay Area Chronicle is the parent home for our local community news sites. Each publication has its own name, website and local focus. This is where you can find them together.
Our family includes Tri-Valley Weekly, Lamorinda Post, Napa Gate, Walnut Creek Times and East Bay Post — each with attention to the people and places that give its community character.
Stories that start close to home
People & places
The neighbors, gathering places and local traditions that shape community life.
Local businesses
The people and ideas behind independent shops, kitchens and services.
Community voices
Neighborhood projects, creative work and conversations about the place we share.
Your submission & privacy
We collect the contact details and story information you choose to share so the Bay Area Chronicle team can review your idea and contact you about it. Form submissions are stored privately using ScaleMule. They are not automatically published, shared with other publications or added to a marketing mailing list.
Messages and media sent through CoralMeet go to the network team in the shared Tri-Valley Weekly workspace. You can verify an email or phone number to receive replies. Only share material you have permission to send. Please do not include sensitive personal information. To request a correction or deletion, use the story form and identify your earlier submission.