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The Pleasanton Cultural Arts Council is auctioning artist-decorated chairs to support local arts programs, with public viewing events scheduled for July 4 and July 11.
First U.S. men's World Cup knockout match on American soil in 32 years draws packed Santa Clara stadium; U.S. advances to round of 16 vs. Belgium.
The City of Pleasanton has released its July community newsletter, featuring details on the Fourth of July celebration, sewer rate study webinar, and summer events.
California becomes the first state in the nation to ban 'sell by' date labels on food packaging, standardizing date stamps as a new law aimed at reducing food waste takes effect Wednesday.
The final California budget eliminated funding for the Compass digital library platform, raising concerns about student privacy and educational equity.
Livermore's Blanco Modern receives approval to operate as a downtown event center, while Pleasanton warns residents about a newly discovered invasive mosquito species.
The Pleasanton Weekly secured first-place awards in nine categories, including General Excellence, at the 2025 California Journalism Awards.
Katherine Breed is set to begin a three-month expedition next month to swim the entire length of California's coastline, aiming to raise awareness for ocean conservation.
Regular unleaded averages $5.4780 in the Oakland area, down from last week and more than the state average.
**SAN JOSE, California** — A data center complex that could attract major technology companies including Nvidia is being planned inside a 302,800-square-foot industrial building at 5853 Rue Ferrari in south San Jose, city filings show. Prologis, whi...
The Alameda County Reparations Commission presented a 170-page draft action plan to the Board of Supervisors, recommending direct compensation, scholarships, business grants, and a permanent county reparations office.
Technology companies have disclosed plans to eliminate approximately 10,900 Bay Area jobs in the first half of 2026, already surpassing the 10,170 layoffs recorded in all of 2025, according to state employment data.
A guide to Independence Day celebrations in Pleasanton and nearby cities highlights parades, concerts, and fireworks marking the nation's 250th anniversary.
Bay Area tech companies have eliminated about 10,900 jobs in the first six months of 2026, more than double the same period last year and already surpassing the total for all of 2025.
Regular unleaded averages $5.4980 in the Oakland area, down from last week and more than the state average.
The San Francisco Archdiocese has reached a $395 million settlement with approximately 530 survivors of childhood sexual abuse, the largest per-survivor settlement ever in a Catholic diocese bankruptcy.
The San Jose metropolitan area ranks as the third-most educated city in the United States, according to a new WalletHub study, with the San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley area placing sixth.
A new ranking identifies Pleasanton, California, as one of the nation's cleanest cities, citing high air and water quality and resident happiness.
Bay Area tech layoffs have already surpassed the full-year 2025 total, with approximately 10,900 jobs cut in the first six months of 2026, including 471 at Cisco Systems and 129 at Bill.com, as the sector contends with post-COVID restructuring and the artificial intelligence revolution.
The City of Pleasanton warns that seasonal algae and planned maintenance by Zone 7 Water Agency may cause a temporary earthy taste or odor in drinking water from June 27 through July 2.
Pleasanton residents have until 5 p.m. today to complete a community survey on the qualities and priorities they want to see in the city's next permanent city manager.
