More than four months after the death of a Danville-born woman who was hit by a truck while bicycling to work in Washington D.C., friends, family and former rowing teammates are continuing efforts to memorialize the late 40-year-old.

The National Nuclear Security Administration is set to hold public hearings this week for input on a draft document evaluating potential environmental impacts associated with the operation of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

BART's governing board voted unanimously to grant a short-term grace period for the system's fare for trips that begin and end at the same station.

When Sayam De's family moved across the country from New York to San Ramon, he found himself immersed in a heavily tech influenced world in which STEM opportunities appeared to abound.

Questionable actions at recent municipal meetings might have gone unnoticed if not for astute and curious readers.

The 2022-23 Pleasanton Weekly Holiday Fund is underway, a time when we ask residents, businesses and community groups in the Tri-Valley to consider donating to support eight local nonprofit beneficiaries.

The lone candidate in a non-competitive race to replace the longtime director at the East Bay Regional Parks District representing the ward that encompasses the San Ramon Valley is officially set to take the seat.

After hearing from at least 50 speakers spanning about six hours, the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Spieker Senior Development residential care facility in unincorporated Walnut Creek.

Dublin San Ramon Services District incumbents Ann Marie Johnson and Arun Goel have secured seats on the agency's board this election season.

Despite Ruth Bancroft Garden celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, many still call it Walnut Creek's hidden jewels. It will be much easier to find the next six weeks. Just look for the multicolored glow...

Officers with the California Highway Patrol in the Tri-Valley gathered to recognize a solemn anniversary alongside surviving family members of one of their own who died on duty 15 years ago.

The Crayon Initiative, a Danville-based nonprofit organization that supplies crayons to children's hospitals throughout the country, has a new leader at the helm as of this fall.

Caltrans is scheduled to close a portion of northbound Interstate 680 overnight beginning in December as part of a major improvement project starting from the I-680/Highway 84 junction to the Sunol Boulevard exit.

The 2022 East Bay Athletic League football season ended with some positive achievements from both Amador Valley and Foothill. The contrast is looking to next year: The Dons have a lot more reasons to be excited than the Falcons...

Pleasanton is set to see a 5.5% rise in the annual rates for wholesale water services from the Zone 7 Water Agency for each of the next four years after its Board of Directors voted 5-2 to approve the price increase.

Four schools at the San Ramon Valley Unified School District have formally received their awards for a national designation aimed at recognizing high-performing schools as exemplars for education across the country.

County residents can now receive four free at-home COVID-19 test kits through a mail-order program. The test kits will ship to residents' homes within five to seven business days, according to Contra Costa Health Services.

The two contested seats for the Dublin Unified School District Board of Trustees, areas 3 and 5, are among the elections with confirmed outcomes, as incumbents William Kuo and Dan Cherrier each won by a comfortable 2:1 margin.

Two weeks after withholding $1 billion in homelessness funding over lackluster local plans, the governor is now yielding.

The winter holiday season is officially upon us. Here's our review of the events calendar in Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, San Ramon and Danville now through New Year's weekend...