Pleasanton man takes plea deal in fatal Crow Canyon crash
A Pleasanton man accused of driving drunk at more than 150 mph in a fatal San Ramon crash last November has accepted a plea deal and will avoid going to trial.
District 3 council candidates discuss Pleasanton’s budget, emergency prep
Emergency preparedness, the stalled redevelopment plans for Stoneridge Shopping Center and the city’s core economic challenges were among the wide range of topics addressed last week by the two candidates vying to represent District 3 on the Pleasanton City Council.
Tri-Valley employers implement mass layoffs
Hundreds of workers at major employers throughout the Tri-Valley have received termination notices in recent months, with big names such as Workday, Chevron and Kaiser continuing their trend of mass layoffs in their local offices.
Oasis to temporarily close ahead of move to historic Pleasanton Hotel
Oasis Restaurant & Wine Lounge will close for about two weeks starting Oct. 15 as it relocates to a new space down the street at the Pleasanton Hotel.
Pleasanton council will hear update on third phase of Asset Management Plan
The Pleasanton City Council on Tuesday will receive an update on the city’s first-ever Asset…
Pleasanton mayoral candidates discuss top issues at Weekly forum
Pleasanton mayoral candidate Jack Balch and Julie Testa weighed in on budget challenges, water rates, economic vitality and other top issues facing the city at…
Halloween-themed events, Night Market coming to Alameda County Fairgrounds this month
Summer is officially over and the spooky season is now in full swing as two Halloween-themed events take over the Alameda County Fairgrounds for a…
