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Tri-Valley Year in Review 2024
Take a look back at our most prominent storylines and photographs across the Tri-Valley from 2024. Enjoy!
Party City closing all stores nationwide
All Party City stores in the U.S. are shuttering for good soon, with the Pleasanton location joining its peers nationwide in winding down operations.
Holiday shopping experience returns to Tri-Valley Haven
Tri-Valley Haven is celebrating the success of its holiday shopping program this year, with the event marking a return to an in-person format for the first time since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic amid an increase in need for the organization’s services over the years.
Convicted killer found guilty of murdering two women in 1986
A 63-year-old man already serving life in prison for murder has been convicted of killing two young women in Fremont in 1986, prosecutors said Friday.
Letters: Homeowners insurance, part 2 | No Costco traffic apocalypse | El Pintado senior living | Wildlife protection and public health
“The big-box store’s opening rightly deserved the coverage. Missing, however, was a forthright reporting of the traffic doomsday scenarios that the Costco naysayers promoted for years on end. Well guess what: Costco has opened and the traffic zombie apocalypse did not arrive.”
Tri-Valley PACE Center grand opening set for early 2025
The Tri-Valley is set to be home to a new senior health care facility early in the coming months, with the Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) Center in Livermore announcing this month its selection for interior design and an early 2025 grand opening.
Livermore high schools to see class schedule change next school year
After just one year since transitioning from trimesters to semesters, Livermore high schools students are in for another adjustment in the 2025-26 school year.
Hot Picks
Veterans Event: Pleasanton Library hosts the VA Palo Alto Mobile Medical Outreach team to provide veteran benefits review, enroll veterans for care with the VA Palo Alto Health System, answer questions about VA services and provide medical care and referrals for enrolled veterans. 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Dec.23.
Photos With Santa at Stoneridge: The ultimate holiday tradition, pictures with Santa Claus, awaits now through Dec. 24 at Stoneridge Shopping Center in Pleasanton. For available dates and times, visit simon.com.\
Volunteer at Valley Humane Society: Join Valley Humane Society’s valued team of volunteers for a rewarding experience that has a meaningful impact on the lives of animals and people in the community. Visit valleyhumane.org/volunteer/.
Souper Tuesday: Local volunteers serve warm soup during the chilly months. Grab and go or stay inside to connect with others and learn about local resources. 11 a.m.-12 p.m., Tuesdays. CityServe Care Center, 3311 Pacific Ave., Livermore.
Holiday Ice Rink: The Kristi Yamaguchi Holiday Ice Rink at City Center Bishop Ranch is now through Jan. 5 Tickets are purchased per 90 minute sessions. Visit citycenterbishopranch.com/
Christmas Eve Service: Join the Unitarian Universalist Church for their Christmas Eve Service featuring Christmas carols, candle lighting and fellowship. Unitarian Universalism is a faith without borders where all are welcome. 6-8 p.m., Dec. 24. 1893 N. Vasco Rd., Livermore.
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