Pleasanton residents are ready to light up downtown with holiday spirit Saturday evening -- if the weather obliges.

The "Tri-Valley Traveling Artists," led by longtime Pleasanton art instructor Charlotte Severin, are hosting an exhibit of their works painted while on location on the Mendocino coast now through Dec. 30 in Livermore.

Californians must have health insurance coverage starting Jan. 1 or face penalties when we pay our 2020 state income taxes in 2021. Axis Community Health, one of this year's recipients of Pleasanton Weekly's 2019 Holiday Fund contributions, can help.

Award-winning children’s book illustrator Christian Robinson paid a visit to Joe Michell K-8 School in Livermore last month, where the San Francisco-based artist captured students’ attention.

This year's Amador Valley boys cross-country team is officially the fastest in school history, as they reset every team and individual course record.

Zone 7 Water Agency is turning to the state and applying for a $500,000 grant that would help achieve their goals for safeguarding and preserving the Livermore-Amador Valley water supply.

The result of Mehran's contributions to the region's evolving landscape was among the reasons he received the 2019 Tri-Valley Heroes Lifetime Achievement award.

Pleasanton's new teen poet laureate, Kanchan Naik, poses with the City Council after being recognized during a ceremony at city hall on Nov. 19.

Creativity, color and culture collide in a newly painted mural near Big Trees Park in Livermore that brought out Tri-Valley artists and residents.

We have launched our 2019 Pleasanton Weekly Holiday Fund, a campaign that will benefit 10 Tri-Valley nonprofit organizations.