Ballot arguments set the stage for Pleasanton’s Measure HH hotel tax campaign
Almost $3 million every year. That’s how much money city officials say Measure HH, which seeks to raise Pleasanton’s hotel tax rate, would generate annually after 2028 if approved by a simple majority of voters on the November ballot.
Pleasanton council set to vote on authorizing $16.5 million in water revenue bonds
The Pleasanton City Council, along with the city’s Joint Powers Financing Authority, is set to consider approving a resolution Tuesday that would authorize the city’s plan to issue $16.5 million in water revenue bonds.
Guest Opinion: Bernal Community Park – A misapplied asset
“We should get a better return on this prized possession. Let’s revisit Bernal Park and consider better outcomes.”
Take Us Along: Straddling the Equator
Pleasanton resident Debbie Ayres reads the Weekly on her birthday while standing on the Northern and Southern Hemispheres at the Equator in Ecuador.
San Mateo County sheriff’s deputy seeks mental health diversion in Livermore child abuse case
A San Mateo County sheriff’s deputy charged earlier this year with abusing his young son…
‘I don’t think anyone’s safe’: Community on edge after rash of burglaries in Pleasanton
At least 18 businesses – most of which were restaurants – were burglarized throughout Pleasanton early Thursday morning, leaving owners like Leigh De La Torre…
Scots take over fairgrounds in Pleasanton
The Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton was transformed into a celebration of Scotland during Labor Day weekend, as the Caledonian Club of San Francisco presented…
