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Pleasanton police are investigating a series of early morning break-ins that affected at least 18 local businesses, including several restaurants.
Veteran journalist Julie Makinen has been appointed publisher and CEO of the nonprofit Embarcadero Media Foundation, effective October 19.
At least 18 Pleasanton businesses were burglarized in a single early morning event, with suspects smashing windows and fleeing in a vehicle that evaded police pursuit.
State regulators mandated that Health Net keep assisted living services active for Medi-Cal members until December after the insurer's abrupt termination plans caused widespread disruption.
The Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department is hosting a public memorial event on Friday to mark the 25th anniversary of the 2001 attacks.
Pleasanton police are investigating a series of 18 commercial burglaries that occurred early Thursday morning, with no arrests made as of Thursday afternoon.
The acclaimed Danville bakery plans to open a second location at 337 Main Street in early 2027, occupying the former Bank of America branch.
At least ten businesses in Pleasanton were targeted in early morning smash-and-grab incidents, prompting a police pursuit that ended without arrests.
Proposed zoning updates for three commercial sites in Pleasanton could allow for up to 1,438 additional housing units.
A 33-year-old comedian was arrested on grand theft suspicion after police matched a tattoo visible in his standup video to surveillance footage of a San Ramon robbery.
A 17-year-old from San Ramon was hospitalized with arm lacerations following a Monday evening assault in Pleasanton that police do not believe was random.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District issued a Spare the Air Alert for Pleasanton and the broader region due to expected high temperatures and poor air circulation.
A California brother fought to secure assisted living for his sister, highlighting how Medi-Cal waivers are unavailable in most of the state's counties.
The Pleasanton City Council voted 4-1 to rezone portions of Trinity Lutheran Church and Rock Bible Church, allowing up to 10 residential units at each site to satisfy state housing mandates.
A 9/11 memorial ceremony is set for the Alameda County Fairgrounds, while Concannon Vineyard announced a new partnership with Army West Point Athletics.
Rep. Aisha Wahab voted against three measures, including H R 4795 and H R 1501.
A local nonprofit is looking for space to store stuffed animals, while a high school freshman introduces a new music education initiative.
Stanford Health Care announced it will terminate 95 employees in its technology and administrative divisions, with the action taking effect in November.
Realtor.com counted 178 Pleasanton, CA homes for sale as of August 2026, while Redfin reported 134 homes sold in May 2026 and a median sale price of $1,494,106.
Lighthouse Baptist Church held an annual event to recognize Tri-Valley first responders for their service to the community.
The Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton will host the Scottish Highland Gathering and Games, alongside several other regional festivals scheduled for the upcoming holiday weekend.
