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The Pleasanton City Council will approve solid waste collection rates for fiscal year 2026/27. Staff recommends a 2.23 percent rate adjustment effective July 1, 2026, following a consultant review of a 4.59 percent proposal from Pleasanton Garbage Service, Inc.
The city council will consider a contract extension with Innovative Claim Solutions to manage the workers compensation program. The agreement covers a three year term with renewal options and carries a total not to exceed cost of $1,399,579 over five years.
The City Council will conduct a de novo review of Case No. P25-0300, a sign design application to rebrand a 76 Gas Station and Circle K Market to Shell and FastFill at 4191 First Street. The Planning Commission previously overturned a zoning denial with specific canopy...
The city council will consider approving plans for the Sassafras Court Storm Drain Interceptor Project. The work involves installing a debris vault on Oak Tree Farm Drive and awarding a construction contract to Frontline General Engineering, Inc.
The City of Pleasanton Council will consider a second amendment to extend on-call transportation consultant agreements with Hexagon, TJKM, and Fehr and Peers through June 2027. The action also raises the aggregate contract authorization from $500,000 to a higher total.
The City Council will consider authorizing the City Manager to execute agreements with Core & Main LP for a water meter Advanced Metering Infrastructure replacement project. The capital expenditure component is capped at $10,262,257.
The City of Pleasanton released its July 2026 community newsletter, highlighting Fourth of July festivities, a sewer rate webinar, and various summer programs.
Valley Humane Society is promoting 9-month-old mixed-breed male Scrappy-Doo for adoption in Pleasanton.
Concannon Vineyard in Livermore honored veterans with a special Black Hawk helicopter landing event.
Regular unleaded averages $5.4620 in the Oakland area, down from yesterday, down from last week and above the California average.
The National Archives at San Francisco, located in San Bruno, is slated to close within three years, potentially moving more than 75,000 cubic feet of Northern California records.
The Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton features family attractions, a 9/11 memorial, and preparations for the Fourth of July celebrations.
Communities across the Tri-Valley region held celebrations for America 250 and Independence Day on July 4, 2026.
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.
