With the coronavirus pandemic still ever-present, officials at the Alameda County Fairgrounds have pivoted from hosting their usual summer activities to ones that provide residents with safer, spread-out entertainment.

Pleasanton city officials are urging residents to wear face masks in public after a week of halted reopenings and an increase of COVID-19 cases locally and countywide.

ACPHD will postpone indefinitely its reopening timeline for businesses that had been on track to return in July, citing the need to better contain the COVID-19 pandemic amid recent upticks in local cases and hospitalizations.

Livermore Downtown Inc. has officially reached agreement with a new manager for its farmers' market, selecting Foragers Market to lead operations and put the twice-weekly market in position to return on July 9.

Some learn and nurture their coaching style as a high school coach then move on to coaching in college, hoping to learn from an established collegiate coach. Such is the case for 2002 Amador Valley High graduate Ryan Partridge.

Tri-Valley Haven commemorated Juneteenth with a special display at outside its community building in Livermore, inviting people to leave a sign describing what they celebrate about diversity and what they can do to help end racism.

Tri-Valley Writers recently recognized the winners of its youth contest.

Tri-Valley Special Olympics athletes, like their peers across Northern California, spent much of June training for and competing in their favorite sports from home as part of a reimagined event that was broadcast online.

Live horse racing continues this weekend at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton, with regular racing + special July 4 slate.

The man known as the "Golden State Killer" pleaded guilty Monday to 13 murders, 13 kidnappings and dozens of other crimes, some in the Bay Area including the San Ramon Valley.

With the upcoming fire season, fire department officials in the Tri-Valley area are notifying residents to take the necessary precautions to prevent the spread of wildfires.

Local State Sen. Steve Glazer on Monday called on Gov. Gavin Newsom to do more to protect seniors and medically vulnerable people during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

The Dublin City Council denied the At Dublin project last week, rejecting the proposed retail and housing development spanning 76.9 acres in eastern Dublin that has been a source of contentious discussion in the community for years.

The Pleasanton Heritage Association has named five homes chosen by its membership to be honored with 2020 Heritage Preservation Awards.