Saving their stories: Book on bygone Pleasanton becomes godsend for high school journalism
“Cruising Down Memory Lane” has become a shining example of how critical it is to prioritize reporting the stories of one’s community. And not just tales of the past.
Letters: Repro Rights Gathering | We believe we can | The morality of our president
“This is not a lecture or a debate. It’s an invitation – to show up as you are, to listen and be heard, to connect over food and shared values, and to remember the strength that comes from being together.”
Updates on Tri-Valley murder cases
“After reading through the case files, I’m struck at the similarities that arise in our local homicides and those in the national news. Making no judgments on the facts of these cases nor assumptions about how the legal process will play out, it’s just hard to ignore common themes like domestic violence, mental health, family…
Readers pay tribute to Jeb Bing
After the Pleasanton Weekly shared news last week of editor emeritus Jeb Bing’s death during the holiday season, dozens of readers shared remembrances of our founding editor in comments on social media. Here is a snapshot…
Macy’s plans closure of Tracy store —how long will Stoneridge stores last?
“Just what department stores will look like or whether they will survive is a question…
Rest easy, Mr. Pleasanton – Remembering Jeb Bing, founding Weekly editor and publisher
Jeb Bing, the founding editor and publisher of the Pleasanton Weekly whose perennial presence in the community earned him the moniker “Mr. Pleasanton”, died during…
Holiday Fund spotlight: Valley Humane Society is champion for pets
The Champions for Pet Health collaboration exemplifies the good work done year-round by Valley Humane Society, one of 10 Tri-Valley nonprofit beneficiaries of our 2025-26…
