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‘We’re going to miss everybody’: Chinese Szechuan set to close its doors in Pleasanton later this month
Chinese Szechuan, a restaurant that has been tucked away in Pleasanton’s Hopyard Village for nearly 40 years, confirmed that after several years of struggling to pay rent and trying to sell the business, it will be shutting down later this month.
Zone 7 Director Narum bidding to return to Pleasanton City Council
It’s been nearly four years since Kathy Narum was termed out of her seat on the Pleasanton City Council. Now, after a three-year-stint on the Zone 7 Water Agency’s Board of Directors, Narum said she is ready to return to her former post and serve with the city once again.
World Series action in Livermore
Twelve teams from across the world – including two from the Tri-Valley – have been competing in the Little League Intermediate 50/70 Baseball World Series in Livermore.
Pleasanton Preps: Jiu-jitsu journey takes Tri-Valley native to doorstep of UFC
It might have been a given that Joseph Kropschot ended up fighting in the UFC, but earlier in his life he didn’t realize it. Kropschot, now 31, was raised in San Ramon and went to San Ramon Valley High School … well, for at least a while.
Guest Opinion: What’s really behind teen news apathy
“Not only has the rise of social media shortened our attention spans, it’s also enforced what I call the passive approach to news: We never seek it out; we just wait for it to find us as we’re scrolling through our feeds.”
Bay Area residents more likely to own homes after leaving region, study finds
Many Bay Area residents who leave the region are finding a more affordable path to homeownership, but often at the cost of lower incomes, lower-performing schools and greater climate risk, according to a new report by a UC research institute.
Livermore OKs 900-unit guardrail for potential residential development near Springtown
The Livermore City Council recently approved the framework for a potential residential project spanning about 50 acres of open space near the Springtown neighborhood.
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