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Opinion: Five Reasons Why Brentwood Needs More Housing, Less Hyperbole

February 12, 2021 Staff Report

By Toby Muresianu California’s housing crisis affects us all. We see it in omnipresent homelessness, in COVID outbreaks in overcrowded...

News, Opinion

The Big Price When Scofflaws Don’t Enforce the Law

January 12, 2021 Staff Report

By Tom Elias, Brentwood News Columnist The list of California law enforcement agencies refusing to enforce current stay-at-home, crowd-size and masking...

News, Opinion

Bob Arbour and the Making of a President

December 28, 2020 Jeff Hall

Joe Biden’s stop in Brentwood on his way to the White House Brentwood resident Robert (Bob) Arbour is a big...

News, Opinion

Column: Biden and Harris Could Reverse State’s Role

December 20, 2020 Staff Report

By Tom Elias, Brentwood News Columnist It has been more than 30 years since any federal administration featured a Californian...

News, Opinion, Westside Wellness

Nursing Home Residents Need High Vaccine Priority

December 8, 2020 Staff Report

By Tom Elias, Brentwood News Columnist Teachers’ unions, police and firefighters argued in early December they ought to get the...

Dining, News, Opinion

Column: Will Flailing at the Virus Do Much Good?

December 3, 2020 Staff Report

By Tom Elias, Brentwood News Columnist It is well established that wearing face masks confers a high degree of protection from the...

News, Opinion

Column: Defying the Hype: State’s Voters Smarter Than ‘Experts’ Think

November 8, 2020 Staff Report

By Tom Elias, Brentwood News Columnist For more than two months, California airwaves were filled with political hype, in large...

Dining, News, Opinion

A Mill Valley Idea That Might Work in Brentwood

November 5, 2020 Jeff Hall

Before moving to Brentwood, my wife lived in Mill Valley. We still go up there now and then. Mill Valley...

News, Opinion, Westside Wellness

Column: Prop. 23 Reaches Beyond Dialysis Centers to Harm Medical Care

October 27, 2020 Staff Report

California already has a severe shortage of medical doctors and nurse practitioners, the non-doctors trained to do many things previously...

News, Opinion

Thermometer Speaks Objectively: Climate Has Changed

October 22, 2020 Staff Report

By Tom Elias, Brentwood News Columnist The thermometer has spoken. 102 degrees in San Francisco in early September, a record...

Category: Opinion

Opinion: Five Reasons Why Brentwood Needs More Housing, Less Hyperbole

The Big Price When Scofflaws Don’t Enforce the Law

Bob Arbour and the Making of a President

Column: Biden and Harris Could Reverse State’s Role

Nursing Home Residents Need High Vaccine Priority

Column: Will Flailing at the Virus Do Much Good?

Column: Defying the Hype: State’s Voters Smarter Than ‘Experts’ Think

A Mill Valley Idea That Might Work in Brentwood

Column: Prop. 23 Reaches Beyond Dialysis Centers to Harm Medical Care

Thermometer Speaks Objectively: Climate Has Changed

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