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Community Briefs: Bah Humbug! run | Tree lighting in San Ramon
The city of San Ramon is gearing up for this year's Bah Humbug! run and walk alongside a kids' dash for ages 4 to 9 the first weekend of December. Read about that and more in our Community Briefs...
DA charges Danville man in string of break-ins
Moraga police say the suspect in a series of recent burglaries in the area, as well as two in Danville, is now off the streets after an arrest in partnership with Danville police followed by charges from county prosecutors.
Hope Hospice merger
Dublin's Hope Hospice announced on Thursday that it will be merging with two other regional hospice organizations in order to form the largest not-for-profit hospice network in Northern California.
'Because of Ronil and Neev'
A new Pleasanton-based nonprofit foundation focused on supporting pediatric brain cancer research is gearing up for its first-ever fundraising gala event this weekend.
The reality of high school basketball transfers
The Big Picture this week looks at the reality, causes and implications of transfers on high school basketball. What factors make transfers so common and how do they effect the sport?
Danville man among recycling company execs sentenced for fraud
Two Tri-Valley men received over two and a half years in federal prison for fraud and tax evasion, the U.S. Department of Justice Northern District of California said.
Walnut Creek: Man gets two-year sentence for installing cameras in Starbucks restroom
A man was sentenced to two years in prison for three counts of eavesdropping and two counts of invasion of privacy after he installed hidden cameras in a restroom at a Walnut Creek Starbucks.
DeSaulnier to host 200th town hall while in Congress
U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier (D-Concord) is hosting a town hall meeting coming up that will be the 200th such event he has held during his time in Congress. The town hall is set for 1 p.m. on Dec. 9 at Diablo Valley College...
Norris Canyon Road to close for repairs
Westbound commuters from the San Ramon Valley are set to temporarily have one less option for their drives, with a portion of Norris Canyon Road set to be closed for roadwork in the coming weeks.
How to outsource your holiday decorating
Looking to up your game on the festive front this year? Dreaming of a dazzling light display but just don't have the time (or, perhaps, the desire to risk life and limb climbing up a ladder) to make it happen? Well, there's help.
Symphony to perform back-to-back shows
The Bankhead Theater is set to host the Livermore-Amador Symphony for two performances Saturday, with their annual free Family Concert set for the afternoon followed by their 'Winter Tales' show at night.
Royal Theater Academy bringing 'School of Rock' musical to Tri-Valley
Students of Royal Theater Academy are set to bring the story of a rundown rock musician turned substitute prep school teacher to life this December in a musical production of "School of Rock".
State Bar accuses Dublin attorney of misconduct, swindling clients
The California State Bar is accusing a Dublin attorney of overcharging and taking money from incarcerated clients -- including while being both one client's trustee and lawyer, which is a conflict authorities allege he never revealed.
What a Week: Meet Pleasanton's 2023 Economic Drivers
Aiming to reinforce Pleasanton's reputation as 'The Destination for Successful Innovation', the Chamber of Commerce and city gov't joined to honor four local companies as Pleasanton's 2023 Economic Drivers.
Finding joy in the kitchen
Parisa Z. Ambwani's latest cookbook installment "Enlightened Home-Chef III" shares over 140 vegetarian meals for everyday cook's to try. Along with recipes, the author offers her own tips and advice on how to live the happiest life.
Take Us Along! Weekly on safari
While on safari in Manyeleti Game Reserve during a dream vacation that took them all over South Africa, the Markel family of Pleasanton were lucky enough to see all of the "Magnificent 7" -- lions, leopards, Cape buffalo, rhinoceros, cheetah, wild dogs and of course, elephants! Pictured from left: Patrick Markel, Ellen Markel, Jenny Mack and Kanoa Markel.
County health soon offering mental health help 24/7
Checking on a cold case: Nine years since Danville teacher killed at Oakland park
It was nine years ago Thanksgiving week that David Ruenzel, a popular journalism and literature teacher in the Tri-Valley, was gunned down on a public trail in the Oakland hills. His murder remains unsolved, so I wanted to check in with...
FTC sues to block John Muir Health's purchase of SRRMC
The FTC is seeking to block John Muir Health's acquisition of San Ramon Regional Medical Center from Tenet Healthcare, citing concerns about the planned deal's potential to reduce competition and threaten quality and costs to patients.
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Shelter pups turned ag inspectors work to keep crops safe
A federal program is giving a second shot at life to shelter dogs while ensuring the protection of California farmlands, including in Contra Costa County...
Movie theater, combat sports center among new businesses coming to Blackhawk Plaza
Blackhawk Plaza is set to once again be home to a movie theater -- following the closure of Century Theater last year -- with the coming arrival of Apple Cinemas, according to property managers who also revealed...
DanvilleSanRamon to become a nonprofit in 2024
Embarcadero Media, a 44-year-old Bay Area news publisher and the parent company of the DanvilleSanRamon news website, announced today that it will become a nonprofit organization at start of 2024.
Holiday Happenings
Thanksgiving arrives next week, December is just around the corner and before we know it 2024 will be here. The Tri-Valley has a slew of special events to celebrate the spirit of this time of year. Here's our overview ...
Bay Club acquires Crow Canyon CC
Crow Canyon Country Club is in new ownership hands, with The Bay Club announcing it has acquired the sports and special events venue in Danville as the first milestone of major growth planned for the San Francisco-based company.
A message from Embarcadero Media's CEO
Adam Dawes, CEO of Embarcadero Media, the parent company of the DanvilleSanRamon news website, explains why the 44-year-old news publisher is becoming a nonprofit in 2024.
Newsom announces more funding in effort to clear encampments near highways
The state is making nearly $300 million in additional grant money available for local governments to clear homeless encampments, with a focus on areas near state highways and interstate highways, and provide housing options for...

Movie theater, combat sports center among new businesses coming to Blackhawk Plaza
Blackhawk Plaza is set to once again be home to a movie theater -- following the closure of Century Theater last year --... Last comment on Nov 16, 2023 at 11:25 am | 1 comment

SRVUSD officials talk CAASPP scores, student success strategies
SRVUSD leaders discussed the latest insights into student success rates and assessment outcomes at the district's most recent... Last comment on Nov 25, 2023 at 3:21 pm | 1 comment

FTC sues to block John Muir Health's acquisition of San Ramon hospital
The FTC is seeking to block John Muir Health's acquisition of San Ramon Regional Medical Center from Tenet Healthcare, citing... Last comment on Nov 30, 2023 at 11:16 am | 2 comments

DanvilleSanRamon.com to become a nonprofit in 2024
Embarcadero Media, a 44-year-old Bay Area news publisher and the parent company of the DanvilleSanRamon news website, has... Last comment on Nov 16, 2023 at 11:29 am | 1 comment

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