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Pleasanton council approves Hidden Canyon housing development
The Pleasanton City Council earlier this month unanimously approved a number of documents and ordinances related to the Hidden Canyon Residences and Preserve Project, which moves the development that much closer to being annexed into the city’s limits and being built.
‘Rising Together’: Display at county fairgrounds in honor of 9/11 anniversary
Law enforcement, first responders and local luminaries in the Tri-Valley gathered at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton on May 21 to greet the processional transporting fragments from the Twin Towers that will be on display during this summer’s county fair.
Proposed downtown residential development returns to Pleasanton Planning Commission
The Pleasanton Planning Commission will again be discussing a Pleasanton family’s proposal to build a multi-story residential development on Old Bernal Avenue, which includes some commercial aspects on the first floor.
Bauer-Kahan selects Open Heart Kitchen as district’s Nonprofit of the Year
Open Heart Kitchen is celebrating being named Assembly District 16 Nonprofit of the Year by Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan.
Pleasanton Preps: Inside Foothill’s underdog run in NCS softball tournament
“I told the girls this was the best softball game I had seen,” Foothill coach Greg Chandler said. “The girls deserved it.”
Seniors Helping Seniors Tri-Valley brings older adults together through in-home care service
It’s been almost a full year since Jeffrey Macapinlac and his wife Deanna Thach first launched Seniors Helping Seniors Tri-Valley, an in-home care business dedicated to helping older adults live independently with dignity.
Alameda County judge to hear arguments on injunction for state school facilities money
Backers of a lawsuit who claim that state funding to repair and update school facilities illegally favors wealthy school districts will ask a Superior Court judge on Wednesday to expedite action in the case.
Transit regional sales tax measure receives enough signatures for November ballot
Organizers with the Connect Bay Area Act, a regional sales tax measure for public transit, collected 305,895 signatures across five Bay Area counties, well above the 186,000 required threshold to place it on this year’s ballot.
Hot Picks
Sole Mates Walking Group: This free walking group at the Pleasanton Senior Center is 8:45-10 a.m., Wednesdays.
Cone with a Cop: Join the Pleasanton Police Department for an afternoon of sweet treats and community connection where this family-friendly event offers an opportunity to meet and chat with members of the Police Department. Each attendee will receive one free cone while supplies last. 2-4 p.m., May 27. Meadowlark Dairy.
Pleasanton Planning Commission: The next Pleasanton Planning Commission meeting is 7 p.m., May 27. City Council Chamber, 200 Old Bernal Ave. Visit cityofpleasantonca.gov/.
Homeschool Gathering: Join other homeschooling families at the Livermore Civic Center Library Storytime Room. A space, craft supplies are provided. 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m., May 28.
State of the City Wine Country Luncheon: Mayor John Marchand will give an update of the challenges and successes the City of Livermore has managed since his last report in 2025. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., May 28, Robert Livermore Community Center. Tickets $90/$100. Visit livermorechamber.org.
Let’s Groove Tonight: East Bay Musical Society Broadway Chorus presents Let’s Groove Tonight, inspired by the music of the 60’s. 7:30 p.m., May 28. Visit firehousearts.org.
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