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PUSD board to discuss finances, enrollment during special meeting

The Pleasanton Unified School district Board of Trustees will be reviewing the district’s current fiscal position — along with the state’s budget, ongoing budget reductions and efforts to enhance PUSD’s revenues — during a special board meeting Thursday.

EBRPD board backs out of appointing Doyle to interim GM

Over two months since East Bay Regional Park District effectively parted ways with their general manager, the organization continues to operate without an interim leader given the Board of Directors’ unanimous decision at last week’s meeting to axe an agenda item for an appointment to the temporary post.

Museum on Main announces 2026 historical speaker series lineup

More than half a dozen scholar-actors will be bringing historically prominent figures such as activist Sojourner Truth, former president John F. Kennedy and rock icon Tina Turner back to life as part of the Museum on Main’s 2026 Ed Kinney Speaker Series.

British songwriter bringing musical storytelling with Jewish ‘flavor’ to Pleasanton

Award-winning songwriter and pianist Daniel Cainer is set to perform in Pleasanton next month for an evening of personal stories rooted in his Jewish identity.

Have some Sunny D from Valley Humane Society

Just like the drink that unleashes the power of the sun, Sunny D the dog is bursting with energy and joy – he’s the ultimate combo of cuddle bug and adventure buddy who’ll steal your lap one minute and your heart the next.

‘Discouraged and demoralized’: PUSD substitute teachers express concern over pay cuts

Pleasanton Unified School District substitute teachers recently shared their frustrations with the school board’s decision to cut their daily pay rates by $25 as part of the district’s 2026-27 fiscal year budget reductions, saying the change both deeply impacts them financially and makes them feel unappreciated.

Mushroom poisonings increase amidst rainy season outbreak

Three people in California have died after consuming wild death cap mushrooms, a fatal fungus that can cause severe liver damage from amatoxin poisoning. Within two months, the toxic mushroom has sent 35 people to the hospital, with three people needing liver transplants. 

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VA Mobile Medical Outreach UnitThe VA Palo Alto Health Care System’s mobile medical outreach unit will be at the Livermore Civic Center Library parking lot and community rooms where medical providers will be on-site to offer examinations, consultations and referrals to veterans enrolled in the VA Palo Alto Health Care System. No appointment is necessary. 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Jan. 22.

Consumer Fraud: Scams Targeting SeniorsGet tips for protection and prevention, discuss common scams and forms of fraud and receive practical tips on how to recognize scams and protect yourself. 1-2 p.m., Jan. 22. Free registration at larpd.org

Opportunities Expo Employment Resources and Job FairJob seekers to meet and network with local employers where this event offers a unique platform to establish professional relationships and explore potential employment options in various fields. 5:30-7:30 p.m., Jan. 22. Livermore Civic Center Library.

Music & Movement at Rincon LibraryEnjoy songs and movement activities that build motor and social skills and increase independence as well as language development in children. Perfect for ages 1-5. 10:15-10:45 a.m., Fridays. Livermore Rincon Library.

American Style Mah JonggJoin for American Style Mah Jongg at the Pleasanton Senior Center, Tuesdays/Fridays, 12:45-3:45 p.m. Drop-in fees apply.

Motown ManiaRevisit the classic songs and stars of the era with The Best Intentions, a five-man vocal group extraordinaire as they perform heart-stopping harmonies, dazzling choreograph and the memorable hits from Motown’s golden age. 7:30 p.m., Jan. 23. Tickets $49-$69. Visit livermorearts.org.


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Cierra is a Livermore native who started her journalism career as an intern and later staff reporter for the Pleasanton Weekly after graduating from CSU Monterey Bay with a bachelor's degree in journalism...