Hundreds of protesters shut down the streets in central Dublin on Monday afternoon, as Tri-Valley residents joined the numerous communities throughout the country that have risen up in protests against police brutality.

The Danville Town Council is set to meet and discuss a variety of COVID-19 related issues facing the town on Tuesday evening, when council members and town staff gather for a special council meeting.

Budgetary policies and election issues will be the main topic of conversation in San Ramon on Tuesday, when San Ramon city officials convene for a special City Council meeting.

Rep. Mark DeSaulnier shared the story of his critical hospitalization in his own words and reflected on the imprint that the near-death experience has left on him and how it will influence his public service going forward.

The SRVUSD Board of Education approved plans to award its executive cabinet, management staff and confidential employees a retroactive 2.56% pay raise, as well as a plan to reduce district expenditures by $8 million.

In these extraordinary times, this resident takes photos on her walks to document the creative little ways so many Pleasanton residents are making the world a better place.

Dr. Chris Farnitano said he knows Bay Area residents are getting frustrated with what feels like a glacial pace in reopening area businesses, recreation, schools and society in general amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Bella Vista Elementary School in San Ramon officially has a new leader, with the recent announcement by the SRVUSD Board of Education that Ryan Maloney has been appointed to serve as principal.

A Danville local dove into the "Shark Tank" last week, and came out with a $100,000 investment after a successful pitch on ABC's entrepreneurial reality show.

Two of the four Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year finalists are from the SRVUSD: Courtney Konopacky (Stone Valley) and Sarah Clancy (Live Oak).

The Blackhawk Museum may have closed due to the coronavirus pandemic but it has provided an online collection of videos to help keep history and car lovers alike entertained for the duration of their lockdown.

The SRVUSD Board of Education has identified Toronto director of education John Malloy, Ed.D., as its preferred candidate to succeed retiring Superintendent Rick Schmitt, pending final approval at a board meeting.