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Pleasanton poised to rezone three sites for almost 1,500 new housing units after settlement agreement
The Pleasanton Planning Commission unanimously voted earlier this month to recommend that the City Council rezone three commercial properties in the city for high-density residential housing, which could result in nearly 1,500 new units if developers decide to build at those sites.
Ex-GM sues East Bay Parks for whistleblower retaliation, gender discrimination
Nearly a year’s worth of legal dispute between the East Bay Regional Park District and its former general manager has reached an apex, with Sabrina Landreth filing a lawsuit this month over her abrupt departure from the public agency late last year.
Plea deal closes federal investigation into 2022 fentanyl overdose death in Dublin
More than three years after federal prosecutors brought charges against two then-teenagers for procuring and distributing fentanyl-containing pills that led to a Dublin victim’s overdose death, the case has come to an end with both defendants pleading guilty to lesser charges for reduced sentences.
PUSD celebrates TK/K expansion projects at Fairlands, Donlon elementary schools
PUSD officials, staff and community members gathered last week to celebrate the opening of new transitional kindergarten and kindergarten facilities at both Donlon and Fairlands elementary schools.
Incumbent Cherrier, challenger Badar debate the issues at DUSD Area 5 forum
Dublin school board Area 5 candidates Dan Cherrier and Seema Badar put their platforms side by side for the voters last week during an election forum hosted by the Pleasanton Weekly.
Perspective on aging: Turn, turn, turn – the season I’m in
“Life keeps moving forward, time marches on, and we get older every single day, whether we want to or not. The challenge is to find a way — by hook or by crook — to put a positive spin on the declines and indignities that come along with aging.”
Letters: Understanding Tourette’s syndrome in our community | Congrats, Mr. Silva! | Boulders on Santa Rita
“We live in an educated, culturally diverse community that prides itself on inclusion. Yet, visible physical disabilities and neurological differences remain deeply misunderstood and too often met with open disdain rather than simple human kindness.”
Another former Dublin prison official charged in sex abuse case
Yet another correctional officer from a now-shuttered women’s prison in Dublin has been charged with sexually abusing inmates.
Castro Valley man arrested in Danville for allegedly dropping lewd photographs in front of youth
Authorities arrested a man this month on suspicion of approaching youth in Danville and “intentionally dropping lewd photographs of himself in front of them”, town police said in a press release.
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