Mother sentenced in child’s death that exposed alarming cracks in Alameda County child welfare system
A woman convicted of killing her young daughter in a case that exposed alarming deficiencies in Alameda County’s child welfare system has been sentenced to nearly 16 years in prison.
News Digest: ‘No Kings’ rallies | 2026 YEA! Awards | Ava Energy expands | Morrison concert postponed | Easter egg hunt at park
Two “No Kings” rallies are scheduled in the Tri-Valley as part of the national movement of protests against President Trump’s administration. Read about that and more in this week’s News Digest…
‘Progress with purpose’: Pleasanton mayor delivers 2026 State of the City address
Pleasanton Mayor Jack Balch delivered his 2026 State of the City speech last week where he centered his remarks on the central theme of “progress with purpose”.
PUSD board to review current, future revenue generating efforts
The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees will be reviewing and discussing ongoing and potentially new revenue generating efforts that could bring anywhere from $7.1 million to $10.6 million in ongoing funding in future years.
‘On The Brink’: Novel by retired Pleasanton scientist, pastor follows nuclear blast investigation
The international tension after a nuclear explosion is the backdrop for the apropos technothriller “On…
Goodguys’ All American Get-Together at Pleasanton fairgrounds this weekend
Classic cars and trucks, low-riders, hot rods, muscle cars and customs are set to take over the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton this weekend for…
The future of art is now: Two Pleasanton exhibitions highlight young creatives
Burgeoning artists from the Tri-Valley and beyond have their creative work on display in separate competitive exhibitions in downtown Pleasanton this spring.
