Letters: Anti-Jewish libel | Flock cameras | Fun Streetwise | City must get competitive bids for services
“Those who highlight AIPAC and only AIPAC are — whether intentionally or not — using the ancient anti-Jewish libel that says Jews are some shadowy demonic force controlling the puppet strings of, well, everyone.”
There will be a mayor’s race in Pleasanton after all
Balch had been laying the foundation for his reelection for months, while Testa had been notably mum. They find themselves on opposite sides of many issues so residents will have a clear choice come November.
The cave is open again: Wente Family Vineyards launches Cresta Blanca wines and tour
New Cresta Blanca wines from Wente Family Vineyards and relaunch of the historic Cresta Blanca cave tour reinforce the Wentes’ goal to honor Livermore’s wine legacy with a new CEO onboard.
Letters: Witnessing civic action | Balancing housing growth and infrastructure needs | Activate America | Memory Matters
“While it is exciting to see our community grow with major housing plans like the Arroyo Lago residential project, we must also face the reality of what this growth means for our city’s resources.”
The Korten era: East Bay Parks hires acting general manager to permanent post
District solidifies cabinet leadership while uncertainty lingers with upcoming election, ongoing litigation with ex-GM.
Letters: Introducing Communally | Vote for Wahab | Detour to nowhere | Elect Henry to East Bay Parks
“My wife and I were headed northbound on Valley and this was at cross-street Hansen on the east side (see photo). During dinner, what I…
Board reset: LVJUSD looks like the election to watch in Tri-Valley – and calamity could loom
If you’re keeping track at home, that means the LVJUSD Board of Education could have three new members and the longest-tenured trustees will have just…
