Pleasanton to replace 22,000 water meters at homes, businesses
The project aims to improve aging infrastructure to ensure water customers are not paying more than they should be and to strengthen the city’s overall water system,
News Digest: Autumn Goodguys at fairgrounds | ‘Madden’ film to premiere on Amazon | Adopt a Senior program
The 36th annual Fuel Curve Autumn Get-Together returns to the Alameda County Fairgrounds this weekend, featuring more than 2,500 cars and trucks.
Museum on Main exhibit focuses on overlooked battle in U.S. history
Ceramic ship sculptures depicting the Battle of Valcour Island will be on display at Pleasanton’s Museum on Main in a new exhibit that aims to educate residents on an important but sometimes forgotten battle in early U.S. history.
PUSD board to consider emergency repairs at Amador Valley High
The Pleasanton school board will consider a resolution on Thursday that would allow the district to make emergency repairs after water flooded the locker room and other areas of Amador Valley High School’s large gym building.
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Livermore residents, officials raise concerns over reported ICE arrests
Livermore officials and residents are reaffirming their support for the immigrant community following reports that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested four people in the city last week.
Stanford Medicine and Sutter Health inaugurate new cancer center
The Stanford Medicine Sutter Health Cancer Center is located on Sutter Health’s Alta Bates Summit Medical Center campus in the city’s Pill Hill neighborhood.
Plans for a railroad quiet zone stall amid ballooning costs
Pleasanton’s push to limit trains from blowing their horns as they pass through downtown is facing an unexpected obstacle: The project, originally expected to cost $200,000, could now cost the city nearly $14 million.
Oakland’s G-Eazy to perform at this summer’s Alameda County Fair
Bay Area rapper G-Eazy and a musical tribute to the Netflix smash hit “KPop Demon Hunters” will be among the featured performers at this summer’s Alameda County Fair, which returns to the Pleasanton fairgrounds June 18.
Dublin couple shot son-in-law more than a dozen times, prosecutors say
The couple accused of killing their son-in-law at a Dublin sports complex shot him more than a dozen times with two guns bought well in advance, prosecutors have alleged in new court filings.
Remembering ‘the Lipper,’ a local golf legend
In the Northern California golf circles, well, probably in an even bigger circle than NorCal, mention “the Lipper” and everyone knew who you were talking about.
Take Us Along: 50 years of friendship
Christine Kearney and Susan Malone celebrated 50 years of friendship during a visit to Colorado this summer – posing here at Pikes Peak.
Fosters Freeze in Livermore to serve final frosties this Sunday
The long-standing Fosters Freeze in Livermore will close for good on Sunday as its family owners retire.
Turnbull, Newcomb remain ahead in Sunol school board race
René Turnbull and Karen Newcomb are outpacing their competitors in the race for two four-year seats on the Sunol Glen Unified School District board of trustees, according to the latest election results from the Alameda County Registrar of Voters.
EBRPD board incumbent poised to serve second term
East Bay Regional Parks District Ward 5 incumbent Olivia Sanwong holds a commanding lead over opponent in her bid to serve a second term on the board.
Narum emerges as winner in race for Pleasanton District 1 council seat
Zone 7 Water Agency board member Kathy Narum has won her bid to rejoin the Pleasanton City Council, according to preliminary election results.
Yee wins District 3 council contest
Jamie Yee appears poised to win the District 3 seat on the Pleasanton City Council, as updated vote tallies show her holding a significant lead over opponent Reena Gupta.
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