Pleasanton police issued citations to four local businesses for allegedly selling vaping tobacco products to an underage decoy during a special enforcement operation that tested all licensed tobacco retailers in the city.

City contractors are set to embark on slurry seal projects on several major roadways starting Tuesday and Wednesday on Vineyard Ave. and continuing Thursday and Friday on Sunol Blvd. Foothill Road work will follow.

Bothwell Arts Center is a beehive of activity, with art and dance classes, workshops, rehearsal space and productions, but on the outside it looked like just another ho-hum industrial building -- until Sierra Randel got her hands on it.

Get ready for the sounds of engines roaring and the smell rubber hitting pavement, because the Goodguys Rod and Custom Association is returning to Pleasanton on Aug. 23-25.

Niche, known for methodically ranking and reviewing schools and school districts around the country, issued top honors to Pleasanton Unified School District and several of its campuses.

The Dublin San Ramon Services District Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility passed a recent heavy rainfall simulation test with flying colors, ensuring the site is ready for the rainy season.

Firefighters, rescuers and members of the community braved Thursday’s scorching heat to attend an award ceremony at Shadow Cliffs Lake, where Albert Hart thanked each person involved in his rescue, who also received awards of merit from LPFD.

Pleasanton city leaders are lamenting the loss of a historic home on Second Street, which was allegedly torn down earlier this summer without a proper permit.

We are now accepting nominations online for 2019 Tri-Valley Heroes awards in eight categories, open to all who live or work in the Tri-Valley communities

The new permanent exhibit is a collection of three-dimensional objects, images and archives along with several hands-on features. DeMersman had heard many folks say they must visit again -- soon.