Vaping sting: PPD cites retailers for selling tobacco products to underage decoy
Pleasanton police issued citations to four local businesses for allegedly selling vaping tobacco products to an underage... Last comment 3 hours ago | 7 comments

Ax-throwing lounge approved in Pleasanton
The Tri-Valley could see its first ax-throwing lounge opening this winter after the Pleasanton Planning Commission signed... Last comment 3 hours ago | 24 comments

Editorial: Livermore downtown referendum raises serious questions
Aggressive signature-gatherers are everywhere, and the most recent campaign is to get Livermore voters to sign a referendum... Last comment 6 hours ago | 6 comments

City: Historic downtown Pleasanton home demolished without permit
Pleasanton city leaders are lamenting the loss of a historic home on Second Street, which was allegedly torn down earlier... Last comment on Aug 19, 2019 at 10:53 pm | 63 comments

Tim Talk
by Tim Hunt
Vic puts Vic's All-Star Kitchen on the market
Aug 20, 2019 | 1 comment

Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
"You Gotta Have Balls [to do counseling] . . .
Aug 16, 2019 | 0 comments

Doing College
by Elizabeth LaScala
Thinking about Applying Undeclared? Think Again!
Aug 6, 2019 | 6 comments

Around Town
by Jeb Bing
Kathy-to-Kayla deal keeps Gourmet Works open
Jul 4, 2019 | 4 comments

"Pleasanton Wedding!"
Mia and Kurt both grew up in Pleasanton and met in high school at Amador Valley, where their relationship began. These high school sweethearts kept it local and tied the knot in Pleasanton on Saturday 1/14/17. Submitted by Mia Schmidt on Feb 8, 2017

Pleasanton recognized as 10th safest city in California to raise a child
Achieving national recognition as one of the safest communities in the country, Pleasanton has been ranked as the 10th safest city in California to raise a child and the 30th in the U.S., in a study conducted by Safewise. Tuesday, 3:12 PM

Editorial: Livermore downtown referendum raises serious questions
Aggressive signature-gatherers are everywhere, and the most recent campaign is to get Livermore voters to sign a referendum petition to, according to one signature-gatherer, "get a bigger park downtown." But there's more to the story. Tuesday, 2:15 PM | 6 comments

Pleasanton Preps: GASIT golf funds support Matthew Yount Memorial Scholarship
Ultimately it was an easy decision as our group decided to present $25,000 to the Matthew Yount Memorial Scholarship. Tuesday, 12:16 PM

Vaping sting: PPD cites retailers for selling to underage decoy
Pleasanton police issued citations to four local businesses for allegedly selling vaping tobacco products to an underage decoy during a special enforcement operation that tested all licensed tobacco retailers in the city. Monday, 2:32 PM | 7 comments

DSRSD facility passes winter storm testing
The Dublin San Ramon Services District Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility passed a recent heavy rainfall simulation test with flying colors, ensuring the site is ready for the rainy season. Monday, 4:00 PM | 1 comments

PUSD, Amador Valley ranked best in county
Niche, known for methodically ranking and reviewing schools and school districts around the country, has issued top honors to Pleasanton Unified School District and several of its campuses. Sunday, 4:11 PM

City: Historic downtown home demolished without permit
Pleasanton city leaders are lamenting the loss of a historic home on Second Street, which was allegedly torn down earlier this summer without a proper permit and in violation of city regulations to protect heritage resources. Thursday, 10:59 AM | 63 comments

Livermore: Teen's mural 'unzips' arts center identity
Bothwell Arts Center is a beehive of activity, with art and dance classes, workshops, rehearsal space and productions, but on the outside it looked like just another ho-hum industrial building -- 'til Sierra Randel got her hands on it. Sunday, 3:55 PM | 2 comments

Hart's heart: Fast-acting good Samaritans aid runner suffering from cardiac arrest
While on a run on Stanley Boulevard outside of Shadow Cliffs in Pleasanton in June, Albert Hart suffered sudden cardiac arrest just a week before his 28th wedding anniversary. Thursday, 3:37 PM | 1 comments

Revival of Museum on Main
The new permanent exhibit is a collection of three-dimensional objects, images and archives along with several hands-on features. DeMersman had heard many folks say they must visit again -- soon. Thursday, 1:56 PM

Goodguys returning to fairgrounds next weekend
Get ready for the sounds of engines roaring and the smell rubber hitting pavement, because the Goodguys Rod and Custom Association is returning to Pleasanton on Aug. 23-25. Sunday, 3:57 PM