People & places
The neighbors, gathering places and local traditions that give a community its character.
A new local publication taking shape
A closer look
at Walnut Creek.
From neighborhood gathering places to the people opening their doors each morning, Walnut Creek has stories worth knowing. Walnut Creek Times is taking shape as a new home for them.
Our first stories start with you. Introduce a neighbor, tell us about a local business or share something happening in your community.
Share a local storyYour city. Your local stories.
Walnut Creek Times is a new community publication for Walnut Creek. We’re beginning with a simple invitation: help us get to know the people and places that matter to you.
This is our launch home. As our reporting takes shape, you can share ideas with the publication team and explore our sister sites through the bar above.
Our local focus
Stories that start close to home.
Independent businesses
The people and ideas behind the shops, kitchens and services in your neighborhood.
Community life
Local projects, creative work and the conversations about the place we share.
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Visit publicationYour submission & privacy
We collect the contact details and story information you choose to share so the Walnut Creek Times 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.