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‘We wanted people to see it’: Displaced Anza exhibit on display in Tri-Valley for 250th commemoration
2026 marks year of historic anniversaries in U.S. history, including centuries-old land route that first brought Spanish colonists to the Tri-Valley.
Pleasanton’s Beaudin picked as finalist for Alameda city manager
Pleasanton City Manager Gerry Beaudin has been selected as the top candidate for the same position in his former city of Alameda, signaling the end of his tenure after four years leading the city administration in Pleasanton.
News Digest: Zone 7 awards | Clean water grants | Red Cross needs blood donors | Alan Hu Foundation’s AI impacts on youth webinar
The Zone 7 Water Agency received two prestigious engineering awards last month — the Engineering Excellence Honor Award and the National Recognition Award — from the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) for the water agency’s Stoneridge PFAS Treatment Plant.
What a Week — Open hearts change lives: Nonprofit for food, shelter in Tri-Valley looks to build on big 2025
Coming off a 30th anniversary year in which its staff, volunteers and supporters accomplished incredible, inspirational results and milestones, Open Heart Kitchen is motivated to keep the momentum going throughout 2026.
San Ramon City Council upholds Orchards project approval
One of the most prominent redevelopment projects for San Ramon’s Bishop Ranch neighborhood is poised to continue moving forward following the city council’s decision earlier this week to reject an appeal that was heard at a special meeting.
Editorial: Holiday Fund raises $44,250 for Tri-Valley nonprofits
“These nonprofits are the lifeblood and lifelines of our community. Thank you to all of our 141 donors for helping us support them during this crucial time. Your money is already making a real impact…”
Livermore school trustees in too big a hurry?
Given their challenges with the superintendent position, you can understand why Livermore school trustees want to get a new person in place before the new school year in July.
Hot Picks
Knitting & Crochet: Knitting & Crochet at the Pleasanton Senior Center. 9-11:30 a.m., Fridays. Drop-in fees apply.
Native Garden Work Days: Tend and nurture the native gardens at Sycamore Grove Park where volunteers help provide seasonal weeding, planting, pruning and more. All levels of experience welcome. 9-11 a.m., April 10 & 24. Visit larpd.org.
Aida Cuevas presents Mexican Symphonic Serenade: Designed to engage and enthrall audiences of all backgrounds Mexicana Symphonic Serenade promises an inclusive and immersive experience that transcends cultural boundaries. 8 p.m., April 10. Tickets $70-$100. Visit livermorearts.org
Springtime Community Campfire: Explore the wonders of springtime at Del Valle Regional Park through activities and a campfire with s’mores then take an evening stroll with a Naturalist and experience Del Valle at dusk. 5-8 p.m., April 11. Meet at Del Valle Visitor Center.
UC Master Gardeners Plant Sale: Thousands of plants grown by UC Master Gardener volunteers are headed to Pleasanton after months of sowing seeds and tending seedlings. 9 a.m.-3 p.m., April 11. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., April 12. Pleasanton Senior Center. Visit acmg.ucanr.edu/plant-sale.
The Wizard of Oz On Ice: This reimagined production pays homage to the beloved original story by L. Frank Baum featuring original compositions by renowned Disney music producers and performances by world-champion ice skaters. 3 p.m., April 12. Tickets $60-$90. Visit livermorearts.org.
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