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Dusty Collins is in his 30th season coaching at Foothill High, and his girls volleyball team is alone in second place in the EBAL with four matches left.
Workday, Chevron, Oracle, Kaiser and Safeway are among Tri-Valley employers that have filed notices covering more than 400 layoffs since July.
Pleasanton's October newsletter points residents to leaf pickup, free sandbags and stormwater help, plus the tree giveaway, election information and preparedness events.
The Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department's expo runs 8 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 10, at its training tower, with a pancake breakfast, live demonstrations and Sparky the Fire Dog.
Dry, gusty winds put rural Livermore and unincorporated Alameda County on PG&E's shutoff list from Friday afternoon, a day after a 4-acre brush fire off Tesla Road.
Residents can still join the waitlist. Reserved trees must be collected during a one-hour pickup window at the farmers market.
Caltrans will shut SR-84 at the Arroyo de la Laguna Bridge from 8 p.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. Sunday, with detours over Pleasanton roads and I-680.
An October 8 federal outlook points to a strong winter El Niño. Pleasanton residents can check local alerts, evacuation zones and free sandbag supplies without treating the seasonal forecast as a storm warning.
Rep. Aisha Wahab and BART Board President Melissa Hernandez, whose 14th District takes in Pleasanton, met Wednesday in Dublin for their first debate before the Nov. 3 election.
The Northern California band plays the Firehouse Arts Center Friday at 7:30 p.m. Pacific. The venue lists tickets at $35 to $43.
The museum’s new executive director will oversee operations, fundraising and educational programs, succeeding Tony Cruz.
The Livermore mill will combine small olive harvests on Nov. 8. Drop-off runs from 8 to 11 a.m., with preparation instructions online.
Pleasanton Unified trustees take up a tentative agreement with CSEA Chapter 155 that pauses a professional-growth pay program for a year and adds a 'me too' raise clause.
Pleasanton’s October community newsletter includes rainy-season resources, election information, emergency preparedness events and updates on local activities and businesses.
A resident's petition seeks guardrails on what the Daxbots surveying sidewalks for the city's ADA plan can collect; Daxbot says its robots gather only slope, uplift and path-width data.
The two Measure I field renovations, about $9.7 million at Harvest Park and $11 million at Hart, mean all three Pleasanton Unified middle schools now have all-weather tracks and synthetic turf.
At a Sept. 29 forum, Reena Gupta pitched Pleasanton as a destination for global firms and events, while Jamie Yee said the deficit 'doesn't add up' and called for a long-term business plan.
The district’s student calendar lists Oct. 9 as a staff-development day and Oct. 30 as a districtwide minimum day.
Livermore's exit from the East County Animal Shelter partnership raises Dublin's share to $471,347, and a proposed one-year deal with Alameda County and Pleasanton would keep the sheriff's office running the shelter.
Former council member Kathy Narum points to her years in office while entrepreneur Vin Kruttiventi pitches himself as the fresh-ideas candidate for the northwest Pleasanton seat Jeff Nibert is leaving.
The city event runs from 1 to 3 p.m., with library storytime, two dance-school performances, crafts and refreshments.
