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Dublin Police booked a Dublin couple on suspicion of murder after their son-in-law was shot to death in a parking lot at Dublin Sports Grounds.
A collision between a large truck and an SUV on the westbound 580 Freeway in Pleasanton resulted in minor injuries, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Three Valleys Community Foundation is hosting a 24-hour fundraising event on September 25 to support 85 local organizations in Alameda and Contra Costa counties.
The state's highest court ruled unanimously that Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco violated election laws by seizing over 650,000 ballots and ignoring directives from the attorney general.
A new multi-specialty medical facility in Pleasanton began seeing patients on Sept. 21, following a Sept. 17 opening ceremony attended by Sutter Health leaders and local officials.
SideTrack Bar + Grill will host its second annual SmokeFest on October 18, featuring barbecue food, live music, and activities in its downtown parking lot.
The Pleasanton Unified School District board has chosen Deputy Superintendent Ed Diolazo to succeed Maurice Ghysels, who is retiring early.
A two-vehicle collision on the 580 Freeway near Tassajara Road in Pleasanton resulted in one person suffering minor injuries.
Kira and Mark Zabrowski of Much Ado About Pizza each secured third-place finishes in separate divisions at the California Pizza Challenge in Anaheim.
Superintendent Maurice Ghysels stated that the bill's failure avoids compounding structural funding challenges faced by districts with low per-student allocations.
Maison Benoit, a Danville bakery that won the 2025 San Francisco Best Croissant Competition, is set to open a new location on Main Street in Pleasanton.
Police arrested a Pleasanton resident after a series of commercial burglaries targeted at least 25 businesses in the city.
The Bay Area bakery known for its croissants is expanding to a new location at 337 Main St. in Pleasanton, with an opening planned for early 2027.
A humpback whale known as Rio has traveled about 60 miles inland and remains under observation in the Sacramento River Delta.
Amador Valley High School junior Aarya Godse is sharing insights on adolescent psychology through her blog, Inside the Student Mind.
The Foothill Falcons varsity girls volleyball team has opened its fall season feed for the 2026 campaign.
The Pleasanton Planning Commission recommended rezoning three commercial properties for high-density residential use to satisfy a settlement agreement with a housing advocacy group.
North Valley Solar Power has expanded its residential solar design and project management services to cover the Tri-Valley region, including Pleasanton, Dublin, Livermore, San Ramon, Castro Valley, and Sunol.
Riley Bandy left the San Francisco Police Department after an internal investigation and later took an investigator position in Honolulu.
A Pleasanton resident spotted an abandoned puppy during a heat wave, leading to its safe adoption and the identification of the person who left it behind.
Congresswoman Aisha Wahab will hold a town hall event at Veterans Memorial Hall on Sept. 25 to discuss priorities for California’s 14th congressional district.
California's average diesel price has climbed to $8.21 per gallon, while some Bay Area stations are charging nearly $9.
Residents are invited to submit questions for a live political forum featuring Atascosa County commissioner candidates on Oct. 14.
Pleasanton residents will vote in November on Measure HH, a proposal to raise the city's hotel tax rate from 8% to 12% to address projected budget deficits.
Community groups and museums across the Bay Area are hosting ten distinct events to mark the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, featuring cultural performances, food, and family activities.
