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Riley Bandy left the San Francisco Police Department after an internal investigation and later took an investigator position in Honolulu.
A Pleasanton resident spotted an abandoned puppy during a heat wave, leading to its safe adoption and the identification of the person who left it behind.
Regular unleaded averages $6.1682 in the Oakland area, up from yesterday, up from last week and above the California average.
Regular unleaded averages $6.1315 in the Oakland area, up from yesterday, up from last week and above the California average.
Congresswoman Aisha Wahab will hold a town hall event at Veterans Memorial Hall on Sept. 25 to discuss priorities for California’s 14th congressional district.
California's average diesel price has climbed to $8.21 per gallon, while some Bay Area stations are charging nearly $9.
Residents are invited to submit questions for a live political forum featuring Atascosa County commissioner candidates on Oct. 14.
Pleasanton residents will vote in November on Measure HH, a proposal to raise the city's hotel tax rate from 8% to 12% to address projected budget deficits.
Community groups and museums across the Bay Area are hosting ten distinct events to mark the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, featuring cultural performances, food, and family activities.
The City of Pleasanton is using Daxbot robots to assess pedestrian infrastructure as part of its ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan through November.
Pleasanton officials will consider a resolution to purchase a new Pierce Enforcer fire engine through the Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program. The $1,439,073 acquisition replaces Engine E92, which has reached its useful life and requires increased maintenance.
Pleasanton staff submitted a grant application to the U.S. Department of Transportation on August 10, 2026, requesting $2,652,016 for the Bernal Avenue Advanced Transportation and Technology Project. The City Council will review the submission for formal authorization.
The Pleasanton City Council will consider a resolution authorizing the purchase of a Vac-Con Hydro-Excavator Truck through the Sourcewell Cooperative Purchasing Program. The acquisition replaces Water Division Unit No. 300 and carries a total not-to-exceed amount of $856,491.
The Pleasanton City Council will consider a resolution to approve financing documents for up to $16.50 million in water revenue bonds. The funds will support water system infrastructure improvements and cover issuance costs.
The Pleasanton City Council will consider authorizing $810,000 for preliminary design and owner representative services tied to a joint groundwater development initiative with Zone 7 Water Agency.
The Pleasanton City Council will consider resolutions authorizing the City Manager to execute contract amendments or one-year contracts with six civil engineering firms. The agreements support capital improvement projects and on-call services for the Public Works Department.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has released emergency funds to support California efforts to control the glassy-winged sharpshooter and protect the state's wine industry.
The Woman’s Club of Pleasanton provided a pallet of bottled water and Gatorade to support local volunteer fire departments.
A long-time Pleasanton resident suggests transforming the undeveloped Bernal property into a more usable space with lawns, water features, or recreational facilities.
The Pleasanton City Council will vote Tuesday on financing documents for up to $16.5 million in water revenue bonds to fund system upgrades and new wells.
The State Water Resources Control Board has released a draft plan allowing water users to choose between maintaining flow rates or funding habitat projects.
