DeSaulnier hosting town halls on AANHPI issues, America’s 250th birthday
U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier has two town halls set for this week – one on AANHPI-related topics Wednesday and another Thursday on America’s 250th anniversary.
Driver charged with felony for fatal crash near Ruby Hill last summer
A young man from Union City now faces a felony vehicular manslaughter charge for allegedly causing a deadly head-on collision while racing with a third vehicle on Highway 84 near Ruby Hill last summer.
How the Tri-Valley is celebrating Juneteenth
Tri-Valley residents looking to celebrate Juneteenth locally will have a number of events to choose from this week as organizations gear up to host Freedom Day festivities.
The pathway for horse racing to return to Pleasanton
“It’s a journey that is worth fighting for, and it’s important to race fans to know there still are people fighting for it, and to keep the faith.”
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Hively nonprofit celebrates 50 years of service
Hively, a Pleasanton-based child and family support nonprofit, recently celebrated its 50th anniversary during a spring community celebration event at the city’s Amador Recreation Park.
LVJUSD board to weigh next supe’s employment agreement
The Livermore school board on Tuesday is poised to consider approving the employment contract for its next superintendent.
Pleasanton council to review proposed gas station rebrand near downtown
The Pleasanton City Council will be reviewing an application this Tuesday to rebrand the Sunoco gas station, located on the corner of First and Ray Street, and turn it into a Shell Gas station.
Dublin summer concert series back at Emerald Glen Park
Dublin’s Summer Concert Series is in full swing, bringing free live music to the Emerald Glen Park Amphitheater weekly through early August.
Lucky California grocery store closing in Danville
Danville is losing one of its mainstay grocery stores, with the Lucky California location in the Sycamore Square Shopping Center set to close for good next month.
Take Us Along: Scout Ranch in New Mexico
Sunol’s Andrew Turnbull visited the Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, N.M.
Livermore poised to resist potential reuse of former Dublin prison as ICE facility
The city of Livermore is seeking ways to oppose the potential opening of an immigration detention center at the shuttered federal prison in Dublin in conjunction with the neighboring city and wider region.
Dublin Unified’s Class of 2026 flips tassels
Clad in cap and gown, hundreds of Dublin students celebrated the closure of a major chapter in their lives earlier this month with commencement ceremonies.
Grant Fire grows to 22 acres between Livermore and Tracy
Cal Fire crews stopped forward progress on a vegetation fire in Alameda County in between Tracy and Livermore on Sunday after it grew to about 22 acres.
Sidewinder and Occasio for spirits and wine
Sidewinder Spirits and lounge and Occasio Winery in Livermore offer well-crafted cocktails, spirits and wine from the same master distiller-winemaker.
BART OKs $1.2 billion budget amid funding uncertainty
BART has approved a $1.2 billion operating budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, assuming new funding will help the transit agency avoid deep service cuts as it faces a $375 million structural deficit.
Ground breaks on Stanford Tri-Valley’s new east wing
Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley is now one month into building its new, 66,000-square-foot east wing, which aims to double the hospital’s emergency department capacity.
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