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Pushing forward: The enduring spirit of skateboarding in the Tri-Valley
For decades, skateboarding was seen as a subculture of kids running around with a piece of wood on four wheels damaging public property and overall running amok.
State to oversee Alameda County Department of Children and Family Services
After years of dysfunction, the Alameda County Department of Children and Family Services will now be under the oversight of the California Department of Social Services, State Sen. Aisha Wahab announced this week.
What A Week – Wheels turns 40: A ride through past, present and future of Tri-Valley bus service
Reliability, stability and sustainability remain the focus as the agency aims to solidify a reputation as transportation residents in an ever-changing world can rely on every day.
Sunflower Hill set for annual fundraising dinner
Tri-Valley nonprofit Sunflower Hill is gearing up for its annual marquee fundraiser, a dinner and celebration event this fall that will help plant the seeds for the organization’s activities and accomplishments during the next year.
News Digest: Impact Maker Awards nominations | LPD hosting back-to-school supply drive | Pleasanton collaborative’s BBQ fundraiser
The Tri-Valley Nonprofit Alliance is currently accepting nominations for its 2026 Power of Giving Impact Maker Awards, which recognize the contributions of nonprofits, individuals and corporations who make a meaningful difference in the Tri-Valley.
Granada Little League wins West tournament, books ticket to hometown World Series
The all-stars of Granada Little League clinched a spot Thursday in the Little League Intermediate 50/70 World Series in their hometown, giving the Tri-Valley a second squad in the 12-team international tournament being contested in Livermore in the week ahead.
Former San Ramon police chief Carlson running for Danville Town Council
The former leader and longtime public face of the San Ramon Police Department has returned to the public eye in neighboring Danville, with a campaign for public office now underway in what is often touted as one of California’s most public safety-centered communities.
Tim Talk: Dublin debates raising hotel tax
“Dublin, despite the retail churn in its original core, has maintained a solid budget thanks to planned aggressive residential growth and expansion in other areas. Councilman Morada said two prior city managers have forecast a budget deficit and he hasn’t seen it.”
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