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Accusations fly between Hernandez, Wahab campaigns in race for Congressional District 14
In the days leading up to the special election, controversy has erupted between Aisha Wahab and Melissa Hernandez as the two Democrats bid for a months-long term representing Congressional District 14.
Pleasanton plans to pursue bonds for water system improvements
The Pleasanton City Council approved a resolution last week declaring the city’s intent to reimburse any money spent on capital improvements made to the city’s water system with future bond dollars.
Wine industry pledges $820,000 to combat grapevine pest in California
California’s winegrape industry has committed $820,000 toward the eradication of a grapevine pest that has spread to 40 counties in the state, but the figure represents a small fraction of what might be needed to get the job done.
Dublin High alum sentenced to 30 years to life for rapes while at college
A man from Dublin was sentenced to 30 years to life in state prison last week after being convicted of committing sexual assaults while he was a student at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Letters: Anti-Jewish libel | Flock cameras | Fun Streetwise | City must get competitive bids for services
“Those who highlight AIPAC and only AIPAC are — whether intentionally or not — using the ancient anti-Jewish libel that says Jews are some shadowy demonic force controlling the puppet strings of, well, everyone.”
Tri-Valley quilters part of National Quilt Project
Nearly 50 handcrafted quilt panels created by members of Amador Valley Quilters were displayed on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as part of the National Quilt Project’s launch July 25.
Local students can apply for free transit passes
Alameda County students in grades 6 through 12 can apply for free bus rides on Wheels and discounted BART fares through the county’s Student Transit Pass Program, now in its 11th year.
SRVUSD moves toward selling Danville office site
Public agencies and nonprofits were notified this summer of their eligibility to express interest in acquiring the longtime SRVUSD office site during a mandated priority notice period. If no such entity makes a play, the district aims to get clearance from the state to put the property on the market for developers and other interested parties.
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