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After a year when staff chose grant recipients, the commission meets Oct. 7 to set priorities for 2027-29 funding; a new report says last year's grants served more than 4,500 people.
Nearly 300 people played golf, pickleball, tennis and bocce at The Club at Castlewood in late August, replacing the Hope 100 Golf Marathon with a broader fundraiser for the Tri-Valley's nonprofit hospice.
Regular unleaded averages $6.4558 in the Oakland area, up from yesterday, up from last week and above the California average.
The city’s election information lists the candidates, district map and local vote-center dates for the Nov. 3 election.
Pumpkins After Dark makes its Pleasanton debut and Pirates of Emerson marks 36 years, while the 626 Night Market returns Oct. 9-11 at the Alameda County Fairgrounds.
After a 4-0 council vote returned the proposal, Pleasanton's parks commission meets Oct. 8 to weigh forming a subcommittee to gather data and survey players on reserving three of Muirwood's six courts.
Regular unleaded averages $6.4543 in the Oakland area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the California average.
Supervisor David Haubert says the deal would require building permits and public board meetings; the fair's CEO says talks are still under way.
People with disabilities, families and support networks can meet local service organizations; advance registration is encouraged but not required.
The free Saturday event runs from 8 a.m. to noon, with firefighter demonstrations, extinguisher training and a pancake breakfast.
San Francisco reported its first flu death of the season, and state data show the Bay Area with California's highest flu test positivity as officials urge shots before November.
Pleasanton has catalogued more than 200,000 city assets worth about $4.8 billion to replace; staff will brief the council Oct. 6 on how that data will rank projects for the 2027-2032 capital plan.
Every vote Adam B. Schiff and Alex Padilla cast in Washington this week, on the record for Pleasanton.
Regular unleaded averages $6.4572 in the Oakland area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the California average.
Ed Diolazo, named superintendent Sept. 24, lacks the teacher's certificate district policy requires; the board plans a waiver as union leaders fault how he was picked.
Pick up a map downtown for the seasonal scavenger hunt. A separate free Boo Bash is scheduled for October 17.
The free event at Rosewood Commons will examine how research becomes products and growing businesses. Registration is required.
Mayor Jack Balch and Councilmember Julie Testa, the two candidates for mayor on Nov. 3, laid out differences on the budget, housing and downtown at a Pleasanton Weekly forum.
The Pleasanton pumpkin trail begins October 2 and runs on selected nights through Halloween. Entry is through Gate 8 on Valley Avenue.
Six weeks after their special-election runoff, Rep. Aisha Wahab and BART Director Melissa Hernandez will face off at a Dublin Chamber of Commerce forum on Oct. 7 ahead of the Nov. 3 vote.
Regular unleaded averages $6.4634 in the Oakland area, down from yesterday, up from last week and above the California average.
