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Top Stories
Fair’s final days: Corgi races, concerts, tractor pulls and more in store at Alameda County Fairgrounds
As the fair’s last day approaches, there is plenty of fun still to be had this weekend at the Pleasanton fairgrounds.
County looking toward ‘bicycle expressway’ on Iron Horse Trail
The Iron Horse Trail’s role in transportation along the I-680 corridor is starting to come into focus after decades of proposals and debates.
Bauer-Kahan, McNerney partner on AI safety bills
State Sen. Jerry McNerney (D-Pleasanton) and Assemblymember Rebecca Bauer-Kahan (D-Orinda) are partnering on two artificial intelligence bills with the goal of creating safety standards and independent third-party review for AI.
Community Briefs: E-bike ordinance finalized | AI in healthcare webinar
The Danville Town Council granted final approval to its e-bike safety ordinance as part of the consent calendar at its regular meeting Tuesday. See that and more in Community Briefs…
‘Living Wage’ group says it has enough signatures to put initiative on November ballot
A group advocating for a $30-an-hour minimum wage announced Wednesday that it had collected enough signatures to place an initiative on the November ballot in Alameda County.
Pleasanton PD admits feds previously had access to license plate reader data
Pleasanton Police Department officials acknowledged flaws in its previous automatic license plate reading system after a public records request by an Oakland-based citizens’ coalition revealed that the system allowed federal agencies to have access to its data, which is a violation of state and city law.
Abandoned puppies rescued from Walmart parking lot in Livermore
More than a dozen stray puppies discovered Wednesday in a Walmart parking lot in Livermore have been taken in by the East Bay SPCA for future adoption.
What a Week — ‘P is for Pleasanton’: New picture book highlights hometown history from A to Z
That’s what it says on the cover, anyway. When you open the alphabetical, artistic ode to Pleasanton, P actually stands for … well, maybe the creators wouldn’t want me to spoil it.
Tim Talk: Pleasanton school trustees should move ahead with Donlon land sale
“Good call by the Pleasanton school board to move ahead with selling surplus land at the Donlon Elementary School site. Plus reflections on the latest Bishop Ranch news and the passing of Scott Haggerty.”
Hot Picks
Alameda County Fair: The Alameda County Fair returns with fair food, the summer concert series, monster trucks, demolition derby, shopping, pig racing and so much more. Noon-11 p.m., Wednesday-Sunday. June 19-July 12. Visit alamedacountyfair.com.
Shakespeare in the Vineyard – The Tragedy of Hamlet: Join SPARC Theater this summer for The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, a gripping story of family, loyalty and the cost of vengeance. 7:30 p.m., July 10-12; 17-19; 24-26. Darcie Kent Vineyards. Visit sparctheater.org.
Picnic Flix Movie Series: Picnic Flix is a free outdoor movies series held in select Dublin parks. “How to Train Your Dragon” plays July 10 at Alamo Creek Park, 7601 Shady Creek Rd., Dublin. All movies begin at dusk.
Summer Train Rides: Niles Canyon Railway is operating Saturday and Sunday diesel powered train rides during the second and third weekends through October. Visit ncry.org/ride/2026-train-rides.
Music in the Park: Gather friends and family, bring a picnic or pick up dinner from a favorite Danville restaurant and enjoy Music in the Park. 6-8 p.m., July 11. Mercy and the Heartbeats, Pop Hits from 70’s to today. Danville Town Green.
Smooth Jazz Series: City Center Bishop Ranch returns for its third annual Smooth Jazz Series, bringing free world-class live music to Alexander Square. 7-8 p.m., July 11. Visit citycenterbishopranch.com.
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