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Online community raises funds to honor man killed in Jeep accident in Pleasanton
A GoFundMe that was created after a man died in a Jeep accident in Pleasanton nearly two months ago has raised over $10,000 to help build a well near a school in Afghanistan in his memory.
Pleasanton Unified Trustee Walker announces bid for reelection to Area 2 seat
PUSD Area 2 Trustee Laurie Walker announced Tuesday that she will be running for a second term on the school board during the upcoming November election.
$30 minimum wage won’t be on November ballot in Alameda County
Alameda County’s Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to delay adding a $30 minimum wage proposal to the November ballot, opting instead for additional study to be conducted on the measure’s effects before going before voters.
‘Suspicious package’ shuts down McNerney’s Dublin offices
State Sen. Jerry McNerney closed his district offices in Dublin for a “short period” on Wednesday due to the delivery of a suspicious package, the Congressman confirmed same-day.
Club Bankhead Jazz Series debuting with Marty Isenberg’s ode to the music of Wes Anderson movies
Livermore’s Bankhead Theater is debuting a new series this week designed for anyone with an itch to experience a raw, intimate jazz performance on a professional stage.
Culinary Angels set for 10th anniversary gala at Concannon Vineyard
Tri-Valley nonprofit Culinary Angels is celebrating its major milestone in 2026 with a gala in Livermore Valley wine country this fall to raise funds and awareness upon the occasion.
Pet of the Week: Meet Blue at East Bay SPCA in Dublin
This one-of-a-kind guy is sure to turn heads. With his unforgettable looks, calm and friendly personality and love of companionship, Blue is sure to be your new best friend.
San Ramon police investigating business burglaries in Bishop Ranch area
San Ramon PD is investigating a series of early morning break-ins at a prominent shopping center this week while seeking to assure the public that there is no ongoing threat to the community.
Dublin: Student-led neurodivergence support nonprofit expands globally
One Dublin high school student’s wish to better support neurodivergent children and families led to the development and growth of a youth-led nonprofit aiming to do just that.
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