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‘This case is unusual’: Lawsuit against Pleasanton over police pursuit crash heads to California Supreme Court
A years-long legal battle continues as the California Supreme Court has agreed to review an appellate court ruling in favor of a bystander injured in a 2017 car crash in Pleasanton, overturning an earlier decision that found the city and its police department were covered under qualified immunity.
Tri-Valley residents rally for ‘No Kings’ during demonstration day
From San Francisco’s Pacific shore to the Bay Area hills and valleys, thousands upon thousands marched and rallied to protest President Donald Trump and his policies in the third national “No Kings” Day.
Downtown Livermore restaurant up for sale months after reopening from fire damage
Zephyr Grill & Bar in downtown Livermore was recently put on the market as its proprietors aim to condense their business portfolio, restaurant representatives confirmed.
Injured hiker airlifted out of Las Trampas after 36 hours in park
A multi-agency operation successfully rescued a hiker who was injured and missing for more than a day in the Las Trampas Regional Wilderness Preserve in the western San Ramon Valley last weekend.
Livermore school board taps county to help find next superintendent
The LVJUSD board voted unanimously last week to embrace support from the county Office of Education in recruiting and screening for the district’s next superintendent.
Mother sentenced in child’s death that exposed alarming cracks in Alameda County child welfare system
A woman convicted of killing her young daughter in a case that exposed alarming deficiencies in Alameda County’s child welfare system has been sentenced to nearly 16 years in prison.
Letters: Youth belong in the AI conversation | Boycott conference | Strengthen the future health care workforce
“As a high school student, I spend my days in classrooms, on platforms, and in digital spaces increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. My generation is not preparing for an AI-driven future, we are already living in it.”
California governor’s race: See the candidates’ incomes and tax payments
“We already knew that Democrat Tom Steyer, a billionaire running for California governor, is rich. But how rich?” – via CalMatters
DA charges parents of teen injured in e-moto crash
The parents of a teen who was severely injured after crashing his electronic motorbike have been charged with misdemeanor child abuse, according to the Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office.
County part of $6M settlement against Walgreens for pricing violations
Alameda and Contra Costa counties will receive millions of dollars in a lawsuit against the Walgreens drugstore corporation for allegedly selling expired items and charging customers more than listed prices.
Behaviorist Burkholder named Dublin Unified’s Classified Employee of the Year
DUSD recently recognized behaviorist Eric Burkholder as the overall 2025-26 Classified Employee of the Year among many site-level honorees.
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Veteran Services Event: Pleasanton Library hosts the VA Palo Alto Mobile Medical Outreach Team and accredited Alameda County Veterans Service Office representatives open to veterans., dependents and survivors. Veterans will need Form DD-214 for new enrollments and a list of current medications. 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., March 30.
Game Time: Game Time at the Pleasanton Senior Center is 1-3 p.m., Mondays. Drop-in fees apply.
Youth Council Meeting: The Livermore Youth Council is a group comprised of Livermore teen residents representing the interests of City of Livermore youth. Meetings create a forum for ideas and concerns of Livermore youth. 7-8:30 p.m., March 30. Robert Livermore Community Center, Palo Verde Rm 4444 East Ave.
Library High School Volunteers: Teens entering 10th-12th grade in Fall may apply to be a Summer Reading Advocate at the Pleasanton Library. Apply by March 31. For more information visit Teens entering 10th-12th grade in Fall may apply to be a Summer Reading Advocate at the Pleasanton Library. Apply by March 31. For more information visit here:
Basic Tech Help Drop-In Service: Livermore Civic Center Library offers adults basic Tech Help such as uploading and downloading files, creating an email account, using Microsoft Office and Google suites and basic Web searching and browsing. 6:30-8:30 p.m., Tuesdays & Thursdays.
Rotary Club of Pleasanton High School Senior Scholarships: The Rotary Club of Pleasanton invites Pleasanton High School Seniors attending and graduating from any high school or home schooled in Pleasanton to apply for its more than $50,000 of scholarships to be awarded in 2026. Apply by March 31. Visit pleasantonrotary.org/scholarship-program.
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Evacuation order lifted for Ruby Hill as containment improves on 1,000-acre wildfireJuly 22, 2026 5:56 am
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