Alamo & Round Hill · alamoweekly.com
Hyperlocal news focused on the unincorporated enclave of Alamo, Round Hill, local schools, neighborhood preservation, and community organizations.
Alamo Weekly (alamoweekly.com) is an independent digital local newspaper founded in 2026 as part of the Bay Area News Network, serving Alamo, Round Hill, Bryan Ranch, Livorna, and Stone Valley in Contra Costa County, California (94507).
Contra Costa County, California
Pan-tilt-zoom thermal optics on Sugarloaf Ridge, ultrasonic Diablo-wind sensors, and live chaparral moisture probes strengthen early smoke detection across the Alamo-Walnut Creek border.
Permeable Sonoma stone seating alcove, stainless-steel cycle workstand, and chilled hydration fountain enhance Alamo’s premier non-motorized commuter corridor.
Acoustic fiber-optic leak sensors, 1.4 acres of native milkweed and bunchgrass habitat, and cedar rest benches upgrade the Camino Pablo right-of-way in Alamo.
Handcrafted timber pavilion overlooking San Ramon Creek, permeable stone loop paths, and native milkweed beds refresh the 3200 Danville Boulevard pocket park.
Oyster-shell bocce alleys, acoustic pickleball windscreens, and a solar chilled bottle-filling station at 2701 Livorna Road refresh Alamo’s neighborhood park.
Six-foot timber-and-steel pedestrian span over San Ramon Creek tributary, rain-garden curb extensions, and solar flashing beacons upgrade Hemme Avenue school walks.
Antimicrobial synthetic turf, separated small-and-large canine paddocks, and warm-water paw wash bays refresh the 1025 La Gonda Way off-leash sanctuary.
Eight-lane permeable rubberized running oval, outdoor calisthenics bars, and dark-sky path bollards on Miranda Avenue welcome Alamo walkers outside school hours.
