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Tracy High football coach, Pleasanton native accused of recording students in locker room
The head coach of Tracy High School’s varsity football team – who grew up in Pleasanton and suited up for the Amador Valley Dons in the mid-1990s – was arrested Friday after police allege he secretly videorecorded students changing in the locker room.
Director Sanwong faces challenge from committee chair Henry for East Bay Parks Ward 5
EBRPD Director Olivia Sanwong is defending her Ward 5 board seat against Bruce Henry, chair of the district’s Park Advisory Committee and a fellow longtime Pleasanton resident.
Sheriff’s deputy seeks mental health diversion in Livermore child abuse case
A San Mateo County sheriff’s deputy charged earlier this year with abusing his young son in Livermore is asking the court to grant a mental health diversion program to resolve the criminal case against him, according to court records.
Letters: A risky project | We need the rain | Clear choice for District 1 | Wood Street doc | Meet the safety board
“This history matters because the new event center proposal is again asking for public participation in a privately owned venue, and Tri‑Valley cities have historically been reluctant to do so.”
Major wine distributor to pay $12.5M under deal to end bribery probe
The nation’s largest distributor of wine and spirits will pay $12.5 million to the U.S. Treasury to escape criminal bribery charges under an agreement with federal prosecutors in San Francisco.
Let it flow: Water back on at Blackhawk Plaza ponds, fountains
Water is flowing again at the central outdoor feature in Blackhawk Plaza, with repairs to the pond, fountain and waterfall areas complete as of recent weeks.
California enacts laws restricting chatbots and banning teens from ‘addictive’ social media
“Raising teens at this moment, those of us that are, we know the youth mental health crisis in an everyday reality,” Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan, one of the bill’s authors, said after its signing. “There isn’t one of us that hasn’t seen it first hand.”
Taste of City Center comes to San Ramon this month
The culinary creations that define the dining scene in City Center Bishop Ranch will be on display for the annual Taste of City Center starting later this week.
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