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‘I like the challenge’: Pleasanton math wiz earns top score on AP Calculus exam at age 11
While most 5-year-old kids in Pleasanton were navigating kindergarten on a screen during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, Terisa Saravanan was at home learning second grade-level math.
Pleasanton Preps: San Francisco Giants draft former Foothill pitcher Flora fourth overall
Wearing the orange and black was something Jackson Flora had been searching for since he was young.
Fusion energy company opens research HQ in Livermore
Livermore-based company Inertia officially opened its headquarters last week, marking progress on its mission to commercialize fusion energy.
Thousands of PG&E customers in Bay Area notified of potential power shutoffs
Thousands of PG&E customers in and near the San Francisco Bay Area could be dealing with proactive power shutoffs this week because of a forecast of hot, dry and windy weather in the region, the utility announced Tuesday.
Philadelphia women arrested in Livermore outlets theft
Livermore police apprehended two individuals last weekend at the San Francisco Premium Outlets for organized retail theft, authorities said.
‘Not a viable ongoing option’: Oakland Roots Soccer Club won’t return to Coliseum for 2027 season
Professional soccer club Oakland Roots SC have announced that after two seasons at the Oakland Coliseum, it will not return to the stadium for the 2027 season.
‘Psychological war’: Inside California’s expanding use of jailhouse stings
Perkins operations are widespread in California and have helped secure hundreds of murder convictions. District attorneys say they are a powerful investigative tool that can exonerate people or solve crimes.
Hot Picks
Chamber Health & Wellness Alliance Meeting: Join for the monthly Health & Wellness Alliance meeting to connect, collaborate and continue building a supportive community of health and wellness professionals. 1:30-2:45 p.m., July 15. Visit pleasanton.org.
Then & Now: Livermore Stories – Call the Sheriff!: Hear stories about desperados, cattle thieves, highway robberies, skullduggery and kidnapping in the Amador and Livermore valleys from 1850 to the present in this Then & Now program presented by Steve Minniear. 7-8 p.m., July 15. Civic Center Library Storytime Room.
Bat Watch Wednesday: Bats help in many ways but are often misunderstood due to their nocturnal nature. Learn about these majestic mammals and watch them emerge from their roost as they begin their day. 7:45-9:15 p.m., Wednesday. Sunol Regional Park. Free registration at ebparks.org.
Online Author Talks: This monthly virtual author talk series showcasing bestselling, award-winning and highly acclaimed authors from around the world is 11 a.m., July 16. Migrant Heart: The Hidden Cost of the American Dream and Healing Through Storytelling with Reyna Grande. Visit libraryc.org/livermoreca.
Twilight Tunes: Unwind on the Concannon Vineyard Main Lawn with live music and rotating local food trucks. 5:30-8 p.m., Thursdays. Visit concannon.wine/winery-events.
Design Connect & Collect Sticker: The Pleasanton Police Department is inviting local teens to put creativity on display by designing September’s featured Connect & Collect sticker. Pleasanton residents ages 12–18 are encouraged to submit an original sticker design. Deadline Aug. 1. Visit here:
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