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The Pleasanton City Council unanimously approved an agreement with Zone 7 Water Agency to design and construct two new groundwater wells, aiming to restore local water supplies by 2029.
The Catholic Community of Pleasanton held a 125th anniversary celebration last weekend, featuring a mass led by Bishop Michael C. Barber.
Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 1193 into law, establishing new rules for Alameda County discretionary spending that local supervisors are considering challenging.
The City of Pleasanton has published its September community newsletter, featuring updates on emergency preparedness, local events, and business spotlights.
Residents may submit comments on the city's Draft FY2025-2026 CAPER until September 19, 2026.
The French bakery chain is expanding from Danville to a larger space on Main Street in Pleasanton, with a debut expected in early 2027.
California lawmakers are set to approve state funding to convert the closed Golden Gate Fields racetrack into a public waterfront park.
GasBuddy forecasts that the average national gas price will reach a record high of $4.03 per gallon for the upcoming holiday.
The Pleasanton City Council will consider accepting public improvements for the Annual Playground Renovations Project at Moller Park. Park Planet, Inc. completed equipment installation between January and July 2026. The total project cost is $177,018.
The Pleasanton City Council will receive information and provide feedback on a draft policy designed to standardize support for community special events. The framework introduces tiered categories and requires written agreements and post-event reporting.
The Pleasanton City Council will consider accepting public improvements for the Delucchi Park Musical Plaza. Integra Construction Services completed the Don Lewis Harmonic Symphony and plaza construction in two phases during 2025 and 2026. The total project cost is $56,521.
Pleasanton is reviewing an agreement with Zone 7 Water Agency to jointly design and construct new groundwater facilities in the Bernal Subbasin. The project aims to restore the city's 3,500 acre-feet per year quota after existing wells were lost to PFAS contamination.
Pleasanton City Council will consider authorizing the city manager to sign a side letter amending hazardous materials provisions of an agreement with the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department JPA and IAFF Local 1974. The update covers staffing, assignments, compensation, and...
The Pleasanton City Council will consider a resolution to amend land use designations for two properties on Hopyard Road and First Street. The proposal would rezone the sites to allow up to ten residential units each as part of Housing Element Program 7.6.8.
Alameda County Supervisor David Haubert will host a free public ceremony at the Alameda County Fairgrounds to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
Three years after Governor Gavin Newsom’s proclamation of Imperial County as a lithium hub, extraction efforts remain stalled due to lawsuits and market conditions.
The City Council took up rezoning slivers of Trinity Lutheran on Hopyard Road and Rock Bible Church on First Street for up to 10 homes each. It is a Housing Element obligation, and the rezoning only creates an option.
The Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program offers grants for parks.
Families in the Bay Area are anxiously seeking news of loved ones missing after flooding in Nepal.
The Pacific Pearl Shopping Center in Pleasanton has revealed plans to add four new dining establishments to its existing lineup.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation allowing immigration support staff to keep their addresses confidential under the state's Safe at Home program.
