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Assembly candidates air positions at Tri-Valley forumThe race to represent Assembly District 16 kicked off the Pleasanton Weekly’s election forum series Sunday night, as candidates Catharine Baker and Rebecca Bauer-Kahan met to debate policy and crucial issues in the region.
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10th anniversary of Alviso Adobe Community ParkPleasanton city officials are inviting the community to join this weekend in honoring the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Alviso Adobe Community Park along Old Foothill Road.
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Staying Healthy: Affordable produce in the Tri-ValleyThe site is the Axis Community Health food distribution program, which began seven months ago in partnership with the Alameda County Community Food Bank.
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Livermore city candidate forum Thursday nightThe Pleasanton Weekly will co-host the third of its four candidate forums, a public discussion of issues between the two candidates for Livermore mayor and four for City Council.
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Local water entities split on Prop 3 endorsementThe Zone 7 Water Agency Board of Directors recently chose not to endorse a proposed statewide water bond measure, five months after the Dublin San Ramon Services District board voted unanimously to support it.
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Staying Healthy: Dog yoga helps office workers relax, destressA San Ramon company is bringing new meaning to downward facing dog, and is providing dog yoga and puppy cuddles to regional corporations for employee appreciation and health and wellness events in an attempt to destress corporate employees.
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Girl dies days after being pulled from Castlewood poolA young Pleasanton girl died in the hospital days after being pulled unresponsive from the Castlewood Country Club pool, the Alameda County Sheriff's Office reported Wednesday morning.
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News digest: PPIE gala, Taste of Pleasanton & Go Green InitiativeThe Pleasanton Partnerships in Education Foundation invites community members to a "Night of the Stars" gala on Oct. 12.
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Moving Mountains for Multiple Myeloma"I had six rib fractures. The disease leaches the calcium out of the body, it makes the bones brittle," she explained. "I also had a pelvic fracture and a humerus fracture."
Local water entities split on Prop 3 endorsement
The Zone 7 Water Agency Board of Directors recently chose not to endorse a proposed statewide water bond measure, five months... Last comment on Sep 14, 2018 at 12:00 pm | 1 comment
Man arrested for trying to stab congressional candidate Peters
A man has been arrested on suspicion of felony assault and other charges for allegedly trying to stab Livermore Republican... Last comment 1 hour ago | 126 comments
Girl dies days after being pulled from Castlewood pool
A young girl has died in the hospital days after being pulled unresponsive from the Castlewood Country Club pool, the Alameda... Last comment on Sep 12, 2018 at 11:58 am | 4 comments
Around Pleasanton: Council candidates spar at forum, though they mostly agree on issues
It's almost certain that the next Pleasanton City Council, where two seats will be filled in the upcoming Nov. 6 election,... Last comment on Sep 15, 2018 at 9:57 am | 7 comments
Tim Talk
by Tim Hunt
Will the new tax law chase wealthy Californians out?
Sep 18, 2018 | 0 comments
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Couples: "Taming Your Gremlin" by Richard Carson
Sep 14, 2018 | 0 comments
Around Town
by Jeb Bing
Livermore researcher named one of country’s “brightest engineers” at MIT symposium
Sep 10, 2018 | 1 comment
Nominations due by Sept. 17
Pleasanton Weekly and DanvilleSanRamon.com are once again putting out a call for nominations and sponsorships for the annual Tri-Valley Heroes awards - our salute to the community members dedicated to bettering the Tri-Valley and the lives of its residents.
Pleasanton PD issues 20 citations to drivers in pedestrian crossing sting
"Pedestrians Don't Have Armor." That's the headline of a recent social media post by the Pleasanton Police Department highlighting officers' recent sting operation targeting drivers who fail to legally yield to walkers in city crosswalks. Tuesday, 12:08 PM
Pleasanton Preps: Six wins for Foothill girls volleyball last week
Assembly candidates air positions at Pleasanton Weekly forum
Staying Healthy: Dog yoga helps office workers relax, destress
School board approves financial statements
City celebrating 10th anniversary of Alviso Adobe Community Park
News digest: PPIE gala, Taste of Pleasanton & Go Green Initiative
Pick of the Litter
There are two kinds of people in the world: people who hate dogs, and people who will love "Pick of the Litter," the dog-themed documentary sensation of the year. Wait, did I say "dogs?" I meant to say "puppies." Five puppies. Five Labrador retriever...... Read the full review
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