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Police: Mother, son killed in shooting in neighborhood near Ken Mercer Sports Park
A mother and her adult son were found fatally shot in a Pleasanton residence near the Ken Mercer Sports Park on Wednesday morning. Police say the double homicide appears to be an isolated incident.
School board set to revisit ‘most impactful’ budget cut options as part of contingency plan
The PUSD board will be discussing what budget reduction options, which were previously considered to have “the most significant impact” on students, should be part of a contingency plan to supplement other budget cuts that still have to be negotiated with labor unions during a special board meeting Thursday.
City Council backs early review process for rezoning applications
The Pleasanton City Council this month unanimously supported creating a new city policy that would allow for early staff evaluation of development-related rezoning and General Plan amendment applications.
Danville reclaims title as California’s safest city
The town of Danville was once again named the safest place in California following a decline in both violent and property crime last year, according to the 12th annual “Safest Cities Report” from SafeWise, an independent safety research organization.
Scholarship Corner, Tri-Valley 2026
We have received a handful of scholarship announcements from local organizations trying to let Tri-Valley students know that the application window is open for financial awards to support their ongoing education.
Pet of the Week: Sweet Maple from East Bay SPCA in Dublin
Meet Maple, a sweet and spirited 8-year-old with a gentle heart and joyful zest for life. Treats are her love language, and she also enjoys lively walks, curious adventures and quality time with her people.
Alamo bank robbery suspects arrested after multi-town search
Police arrested two men Tuesday suspected of an Alamo bank robbery and an attempted robbery outside a Lafayette bank
Hot Picks
Homeschool Gathering: Join other homeschooling families at the Livermore Civic Center Library and make new friends where craft supplies and more will be provided. This is a pilot program currently running through Feb. 2026 for homeschool families with children and teens ages 0-18. 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Thursdays.
Tri-Valley Writers: Join for a writing session from prompts, meet-and-greet and informal discussion of all things writing with time for socializing. Bring a favorite writing implement and snack/beverage. 2-4:00 p.m., Feb. 19. La Quinta Inn, Dublin. Free registration at treasurer@trivalleywriters.org.
Tri-Valley for Black Lives Trivia Night: Tri-Valley for Black Lives returns to the Civic Center Library Join for a night of trivia in celebration of Black History Month and play for a chance to win prizes. This is a family friendly event with no registration required. 6-7 p.m., Feb. 19. Livermore Civic Center Library.
Knitting at the Pleasanton Senior Center: Refresh skills, pick up some new tips, share techniques, get help or just sit and knit. 9:00 a.m. -11:30 a.m., Fridays. Drop-in fees apply.
International Guitar Night: International Guitar Night returns for an evening of world-class guitar mastery. This year’s lineup features an extraordinary quartet of acoustic guitarists from across the globe, each bringing their own distinct style and cultural flair. 8 p.m., Feb. 20. Tickets $40-$70. Visit livermorearts.org.
Taste Tri-Valley Restaurant Week: Get ready for 10 days of flavor-packed dining deals, exclusive menus and can’t-miss foodie events while exploring the Tri-Valley’s diverse culinary scene. Feb. 20-March 1. See visittrivalley.com/restaurantweek.
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