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Private volleyball coach arrested outside school on suspicion of child porn
See Pleasanton’s statement trying to distance itself from independent contractor as police investigation continues – plus more on the coach’s prior ties to San Ramon and Tri-Valley school teams.
‘All Clear’ issued for wildfire on east side of Mount Diablo
The Contra Costa Community Warning System gave the “All Clear” for the wildfire in Morgan Territory on the east side of Mount Diablo after firefighters announced Saturday morning that forward progress stopped.
Tri-Valley Foodist: Meyhouse brings Turkish small plates and jazz to San Ramon
Meyhouse San Ramon offers classic Turkish food and drink with modern twists plus jazz and varied musical performances.
DeSaulnier set for town hall on healthcare ‘crisis American families are facing’
Tri-Valley Congressman Mark DeSaulnier is scheduled to host a virtual town hall this afternoon “to highlight the crisis American families are facing” with regard to healthcare.
Sutter Health buys nearly 30 acres from IKEA in Dublin
Sutter Health recently purchased 27 acres of undeveloped land from IKEA in eastern Dublin, but it has not yet committed publicly to a plan for the property.
Letters: The case for a crossword puzzle | Respect youth sports referees | Special election costs | Police’s alternate response
“A resignation is a private choice. A special election is a public cost. The two should not be financially linked. It’s time for California to demand accountability.”
Where’s Lady? SJPD hopes public can help locate stolen dog after suspect arrested in Livermore
After a suspect in the underlying burglary case was arrested in Livermore, police in San Jose are hoping the community can help them locate a stolen French bulldog named Lady.
Tri-Valley students launch human trafficking prevention initiative
Two Tri-Valley high school students started a youth-led global initiative this year to prevent human trafficking through education, awareness and advocacy.
BART records highest ridership month since pandemic-induced low
Officials at BART announced that June was the transit agency’s best month for ridership since the COVID-19 pandemic-induced slowdown cratered passenger numbers, and BART credited major sporting and community events with the dramatic rise.
Hot Picks
Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Bridge: Join for Advanced Beginner/Intermediate Bridge at the Alcosta Senior & Community Center. 10-11:30 a.m., Mondays. Drop in fees apply.
Farmer Arann’s Fun Farm Songs: Join Farmer Arann for a high energy, interactive, farm-themed musical experience, fun for the whole family. 1-1:45 p.m., July 20. San Ramon Library.
Page Turners: Read the book of the month and meet up for a lively book club discussion with fellow book lovers. 1-2:30 p.m., July 20. The Correspondent by Virginia Evans. Alcosta Senior & Community Center.
National Night Out – Danville: Connect with neighbors and local law enforcement during National Night Out to strengthen neighborhood relationships and support crime prevention awareness. Police representatives will visit registered neighborhood gatherings as availability allows. Aug. 4. Register by July 21. Visit here:
Tired But Wired, Why Sleep Feels Harder With Age: This Buzz Session presentation explains why sleep changes in later years and introduces gentle, research informed strategies to support better rest. 10-11:30 a.m., July 21. Danville Senior Center. Visit danville.ca.gov.
Danville Town Council – Regular Meeting: The next Danville Town Council – Regular Meeting is 5 p.m., July 21. Town Meeting Hall. Visit danville.ca.gov.
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