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Top Stories
Tri-Valley cities gear up for 2026 Black History Month happenings
Every year during Black History Month, cities across the Tri-Valley hold a number of events that aim to educate residents and members of the public while also celebrating Black and African American culture.
PUSD board votes to reduce some staffing positions at end of school year
The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved a handful of resolutions last Thursday that will reduce the number of both classified and certificated staffing positions by the end of this school year.
DUSD establishes new limits on AP and honors enrollment at high schools
The Dublin Unified School District Board of Trustees recently greenlit a policy to limit high school students’ enrollment in advanced coursework, barring certain exceptions, as part of a wider effort to support their wellbeing.
‘See you in court, Joel!’ Swalwell responds to allegation he lives out of state
A lawsuit brought forward by a filmmaker and activist is making waves in national and local news this month with its allegations that Tri-Valley congressman and gubernatorial candidate Eric Swalwell does not live in the state — with Swalwell and his campaign firing back at the claim.
13-unit housing project on East Avenue nears construction
The Livermore City Council at a regular meeting this month finalized its approval of a 13-unit multi-family housing project proposed for construction on East Avenue.
Pleasanton Preps: Dublin Leprechauns have championship aspirations in 2026
Confidence is high as the Dublin Leprechauns enter their fourth Pecos League season aiming for a championship run. After playoff victories and rising attendance, momentum is strong for the East Bay franchise.
Livermore bike store shutters due to financial strain
A bicycle store in Livermore recently closed shop upon facing an industry-wide challenge of declining sales as well as the rising cost of products due to tariffs.
Hot Picks
Music & Movement at Civic Center Library: Enjoy songs and movement activities that build motor and social skills and increase independence as well as language development in a child. Perfect for ages 1-5. 10:15 a.m., Mondays & Wednesdays, Livermore Civic Center Library.
Bingo at the Pleasanton Senior Center: Join for Bingo at the Pleasanton Senior Center, Wednesdays, 1-3 p.m., Drop-in fees apply.
Family Storytime: Join on Wednesday nights for Family Storytime a lively mix of movement, sing-along music and engaging stories. 7-7:30 p.m. Pleasanton Library.
SPRK Strength 55+: Strength train to music to build strength and endurance along with short cardio and power bursts. Weights provided, bring a mat. 9-9:45 p.m., Thursdays. Alcosta Senior & Community Center. Drop-in fees apply.
Pleasanton Unified School District: Regular Board meetings of the Pleasanton Unified School District are scheduled the second and fourth Thursday of each month and are open to the public. The next meeting is 6 p.m., Jan. 29. Visit pleasantonusd.net.
Louise Leakey: Digging for Humanity’s Origins: Louise Leakey, born in Africa and heir to the famed Leakey dynasty of fossil seekers, presents Digging for Humanity’s Origins. 7:30 p.m., Jan. 29. Tickets $50-$80. Visit livermorearts.org.
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