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Thetechedvocate.org outlines various recreational, cultural, and shopping options available to residents in Pleasanton, California.
The City of Pleasanton announces that pre-applications for two-bedroom Below Market Rate units at Kensington Apartments are being accepted from August 7 through August 28, 2026.
Pleasanton’s August community newsletter is now available with updates on city service opportunities, activities, accessibility work and community programs.
Councilmember Julie Testa obtained mayoral nomination paperwork on July 29, though her candidacy was not yet final in the source report.
Pleasanton received a 5.7 score and ranked 11th in U.S. News and World Report’s 2026-27 California list.
Riya Upadhyaya wrote that social media has changed how teens encounter and follow news.
Mothers’ Milk Bank California and Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley are hosting a Pleasanton breast milk donation event on Aug. 5.
The Vargas Fire ignited Saturday afternoon in southeastern Alameda County, marking the third wildfire in five days and sending smoke into the Tri-Valley region.
Diablo Magazine honored eight local establishments in its 2026 Best of the East Bay reader-voted awards.
California college instructors are reviewing how they teach farmworker history following new reports of sexual abuse by labor leader César Chávez.
The City of Pleasanton is hosting a performing arts celebration at the Firehouse Arts Center on July 24.
A vehicle fire that spread to a hillside near Pleasanton was quickly contained, while the nearby Little Fire has reached 90% containment as of Friday evening.
Simpson Manufacturing Co. reported second-quarter earnings that exceeded Wall Street forecasts for both profit and revenue.
The City of Pleasanton has concluded its summer reading program, with raffle winners scheduled to be notified by 5 p.m. on Saturday, August 1.
The City of Pleasanton and Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department expressed gratitude for the coordinated response that contained the Little Fire, which burned over 1,000 acres and displaced nearly 6,100 residents.
