The construction of 37 townhouses within central Danville is set to be the top item of conversation for the town’s Planning Commission on Tuesday evening, during which commissioners will discuss the environmental impact of the proposed development and consider recommending final approval to the Town Council.

The San Ramon Valley Tourism Improvement District, more commonly known as Discover San Ramon, will be the main topic of conversation at San Ramon’s City Council meeting on Tuesday, where staff will give a report on the organization’s past operations and future goals.

On the second anniversary of the 2017 international Women’s March, hundreds of Tri-Valley residents gathered in Pleasanton to participate in the city’s first Women’s March, celebrating diversity, inclusion and the success of women locally and nationally.

As the first government agency in the region to begin its transition to district-based elections from at-large elections, the SRVUSD board has issued concepts for potential district maps, which the trustees will review at a special board meeting next Thursday night.

San Ramon Regional Medical Center announced last week the appointment of Pam Yoo as its new chief strategy officer.

Currently the city is searching for residents to serve on its Planning Commission, Library Advisory Committee, Senior Citizen Advisory Committee and Transportation Demand Management Advisory Committee.

Health enthusiasts and residents who've made New Year’s resolutions to be more active will have a new venue in San Ramon as fitness chain Shred415 is set to open its first California location in the city.

A sexual assault survivor is receiving more than $1.5 million combined from New Life Church of Alamo and the San Ramon Valley Unified School District as part of the settlement of legal complaints stemming from abuse committed by a former church youth group leader and Cal High coach.

The former Mudd’s Restaurant property in San Ramon has been mostly abandoned and become a popular target for vandalism, according to officials with the city, which now owns the once-popular eating destination.

San Ramon Valley Unified School District officials have announced the completion of the district's third and final Measure D bond sale, generating $60 million in cash proceeds to fund the development of public school facilities throughout the Valley.