San Ramon council considering MOU for I-680 ramp metering project
The city of San Ramon is among the latest local jurisdictions to be considering agreements with state and county transportation officials that would allow them to move forward with a planned ramp metering project across the I-680 corridor.
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The complicated history of the Tri-Valley’s only national park site
As Eugene O’Neill settled into his home in the Danville hills at the peak of his career in search of the ideal setting in which he could write his ultimate masterpieces, his material turned all the more personal the more…
‘Modestly improves’: SRVUSD receives nearly $35 million in additional state funding
SRVUSD celebrated a rare piece of good news last week amid funding challenges at the state and district level, with its 45-day budget revision pointing to a more optimistic picture than what was foreseen in previous projections.
$30 minimum wage won’t be on November ballot in Alameda County
Alameda County’s Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to delay adding a $30 minimum wage proposal to the November ballot, opting instead for additional study to be conducted on the measure’s effects before going before voters.
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Letters: Witnessing civic action | Balancing housing growth and infrastructure needs | Activate America | Memory Matters
“While it is exciting to see our community grow with major housing plans like the Arroyo Lago residential project, we must also face the reality of what this growth means for our city’s resources.”
Community Briefs: New Danville e-bike regulations in effect | Back to school for SRVUSD
Danville’s new e-bike ordinance that was passed by the town last month is now in effect, with sign installation and public outreach efforts also underway. See that and more in Community Briefs…
The Korten era: East Bay Parks hires acting general manager to permanent post
District solidifies cabinet leadership while uncertainty lingers with upcoming election, ongoing litigation with ex-GM.
A&E
‘Masters of Illusion’ making for a magical night at the Bankhead
The Bankhead Theater is set to close out its summer season with an evening of magic expected to thrill, engage and entertain audiences – while also keeping them guessing.
‘Flora in Focus’ exhibition opens at Livermore Library
Floral art has blossomed once again at Livermore’s Civic Center Library – a showcase of local artists that “highlights the power of creativity, collaboration and friendship”.
Club Bankhead Jazz Series debuting with Marty Isenberg’s ode to the music of Wes Anderson movies
Livermore’s Bankhead Theater is debuting a new series this week designed for anyone with an itch to experience a raw, intimate jazz performance on a professional stage.
Spotlight
This California Delta community is drawing Bay Area homebuyers to the water
Bay Area residents understand the value of open space. That’s why it’s no surprise a private waterfront enclave on the California Delta is drawing homebuyers who are ready for a different kind of life.
Ivy League mentorship for college applications and career foundations through meaningful projects
Path Mentors was born out of dissatisfaction with the toxic high-pressure environment that college admissions has created. Founded in 2019 by Columbia graduates, the Path Mentors’ team of nearly 100 mentors from a wide range of professions including technology, finance,…
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Community rallies to aid Blackhawk Plaza ducks following pond’s closure
The ongoing saga of Blackhawk Plaza’s troubles amid tenant vacancies, turnovers, and multiple legal proceedings including its owners’ bankruptcy came home to roost in recent weeks as the longstanding pond closed for repairs just before the start of summer.
Pleasanton Weekly wins General Excellence, nine other first-place honors in California Journalism Awards
“The winning categories capture the quality, range and impact of our journalism: General Excellence, Investigative Reporting, Enterprise Series, Best Newsletter, Columns, Editorial Comment, Business and the Economy, Sports Feature, Profile Story and Fine Arts.”
Sports
Granada-Livermore wins U.S. title over Bollinger Canyon, plays for World Series championship
The boys of Granada-Livermore Baseball have reached the championship game of the international Little League Intermediate World Series played in their hometown.
Granada-Livermore, Bollinger Canyon squaring off for berth in World Series championship game
The best team in the United States will come from the Tri-Valley, as undefeated Granada-Livermore Baseball will face 4-1 Bollinger Canyon Little League for the national crown on Saturday and a shot at the World Series championship the next night…
World Series action in Livermore
Twelve teams from across the world – including two from the Tri-Valley – have been competing in the Little League Intermediate 50/70 Baseball World Series in Livermore.
ReAL Estate
Parkview condo development opens in Livermore
A residential project in Livermore’s Isabel neighborhood saw its grand opening earlier this summer.
Bay Area residents more likely to own homes after leaving region, study finds
Many Bay Area residents who leave the region are finding a more affordable path to homeownership, but often at the cost of lower incomes, lower-performing schools and greater climate risk, according to a new report by a UC research institute.
Four myths about insurance in California
As the state’s residents prepare to vote for a new insurance commissioner in November, here’s a look at a few common myths about insurance in California.
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