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Top Stories
Open Heart just keeps beating
The Tri-Valley’s largest nonprofit nutrition provider recently enacted a range of budget cuts after federal funding fell short of expectations. And more uncertainty looms…
PUSD to use property sale funds toward $30M debt from purchasing new headquarters
The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees unanimously agreed this month to use millions of dollars primarily from the sale of the district’s Vineyard Avenue property to pay off the majority of a $30 million certificate of participation (COP), which helped finance the district’s new offices on West Las Positas Boulevard.
Livermore police arrest suspect in 2024 stabbing case
A 19-year-old wanted for attempted murder was arrested over the weekend after allegedly leading police on a brief pursuit through a Livermore neighborhood on a bicycle.
Construction underway for Heritage Park in Bishop Ranch
Sunset Development Company has begun construction on Heritage Park, a new public green space that will be located in Bishop Ranch.
What a Week – Anniversaries in the community … and in my house
“Each anniversary — particularly for a small business, recurring community event, local institution or family — because every year going is an amazing accomplishment and a clear reflection of the effort and support involved to sustain. Believe me, I recognize that.”
News Digest: I-680 SB closure this weekend | Barone’s redevelopment update | Leadership Pleasanton signups
Caltrans will be closing southbound Interstate 680 near the Mission San Jose overpass in Fremont this weekend to perform “critical bridge and pavement work”. See that and more in News Digest…
Tim Talk: Cost of living major concern for business leaders
If there was a consistent message from six business leaders who gathered at a forum organized by Supervisor David Haubert and his team, it was the high cost of living.
Hot Picks
626 Night Market Bay Area: This iconic Californian festival features food, merchandise, crafts, art, games, music and entertainment attractions in an epic event that appeals to all ages. July 25-27. Visit alamedacountyfair.com.
Concerts in the Park: Join Concerts in the Park, Friday nights at the redesigned band stand in Lions Wayside Park. 7-8:30, 7.25, The Cool Tones Big Band, Jazz & Swing.
Mustangs of the West: This all-female powerhouse band brings a fresh, rootsy sound that nods to the past while blazing their own trail. 8 p.m., July 25. Tickets $30-$50. Visit livermorearts.org.
Hadestown Teen Edition: Join PYTC for this intriguing and beautiful folk opera which delivers a deeply resonant and defiantly hopeful theatrical experience. 7 p.m., July 25-26 & Aug.1-2; 2 p.m., July 26 & Aug. 2. Tickets $13-$23. Visit firehousearts.org.
Tri-Valley Theatre Company’s Cinderella: This contemporary take on the classic tale features Rodgers & Hammerstein’s most beloved songs alongside an up-to-date, hilarious and romantic libretto by Tony Award nominee Douglas Carter Beane. July 26-27. Tickets $55. Visit livermorearts.org.
Jazz in July: This annual Livermore tradition returns to the Civic Center Library with performances by top jazz artists, free of charge. 2 p.m., July 27: Ashley Jemison and Rhonda Sauce.
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