Economic Development

The City of Oakley has created a new home for growing small businesses – the Oakley Entrepreneur Center, located in downtown Oakley.

Contra Costa County’s General Plan is nearly 40 years old, and the zoning code, although updated here and there, dates back to 1949.

In the coming months, The East Bay 100 will have a series that will introduce the cities that encompass the region, to highlight not only their economic industries but also the many opportunities for citizens, visitors and potential residents.

After two successful winter seasons in Brentwood, Polarsports LLC is bringing its popular ice-skating rink to Pittsburg.

Pittsburg Power Company’s Future Build program was one of 20 organizations nationwide to be awarded $200,000 by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Recently, the Pittsburg City Council approved plans to help the Ambrose Recreation and Park District enhance public restrooms located at Ambrose Park.

Welcome to The Pitt Stop, where we showcase Pittsburg pride in our residents, businesses and city.

The City of Pittsburg is located just a short BART ride from San Francisco, in eastern Contra Costa County, between the Deltas waters and the foot of Mount Diablo.

In June, BART announced its “Fleet of the Future” train car would be built in the transit agency’s backyard of Pittsburg, CA – a city that houses two stations, allowing prospective Bombardier employees to ride the cars they build to work.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 established Opportunity Zones to provide tax incentives for investment in designated areas.