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RWC Board votes to close Creekside pickleball courts

Closure will happen two weeks after new facility opens Acting on a recommendation by its Planning Committee, the Rossmoor Walnut Creek Board on Thursday voted unanimously to close the Creekside pickleball courts at least through the end of 2026, two weeks after the pickleball facility near the Event Center opens, expected to happen by the end of th...
Posted on August 4, 2026
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Making a difference

Generosity from residents powers service clubs Carolyn Hinrichs admitted to having a “fear of technology” even as she was helping present 20 refurbished laptop computers to the Trinity Center near downtown Walnut Creek on July 29. “Come on in and sit down in front of that technology!” implored Hinrichs, a member and former president of the Rossmoor...
Posted on August 4, 2026
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Residents help nonprofit fight for seniors

Contra Costa Senior Legal Services wants you to know who they are and the good work they do. CCSLS turns 50 this year, almost old enough to live in Rossmoor. Two of the nonprofit organization’s board members live in Rossmoor, and say they want to help more members of their community with legal issues. They say it’s a perfect fit. The service is ava...
Posted on August 4, 2026
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Golfers are reminded to register their golf carts

Rossmoor Walnut Creek (RWC) is stepping up efforts to see that residents’ golf carts are registered. A RWC policy enacted 10 years ago requires resident- owned golf carts to be registered with RWC. It’s hard to pin down exactly how many carts are registered in Rossmoor, but RWC Public Safety Director Tom Cashion estimates about 60% are registered, ...
Posted on August 4, 2026