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.
‘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.
Castlewood homeowners discuss where things stand with county following lawsuit
It likely will be summer before any formal talks about annexation start between the city and the Castlewood Property Owners Association, residents were told at their annual meeting last Tuesday.
Pleasanton man arrested for throwing rocks and bricks at cars, businesses
A Pleasanton resident who has had numerous encounters with the police department was arrested last week after he was seen throwing rocks and bricks at multiple vehicles and businesses on Santa Rita Road, police said.
Take Us Along: Summer on the sea
Pleasanton’s Willis family traveled on a yacht for eight days around Italy and France last…
County supes to vote on ‘ICE Free Zones’ and response plan
An Alameda County supervisor is proposing a policy for “ICE Free Zones” and a response plan to protect immigrant communities from U.S. Immigration and Customs…
Creativity blossoms: ‘Flora in Focus’ fills Firehouse gallery with flower art
The beauty and power of flower art have taken root once again in the Firehouse Arts Center, with the latest installment of the recurring “Flora…
