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Sheriff’s office investigating shooting in San Ramon that left one dead
One person was found dead and another injured in a shooting incident at a home in unincorporated San Ramon on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office.
San Ramon swim coach Ntatsos dives into city politics
Longtime San Ramon swim coach Paschalis Ntatsos is testing the waters of city politics this year, with the political newcomer’s first-ever campaign for public office now underway as a three-way race for mayor ramps up ahead of the November election.
Two SRVUSD schools get high marks on statewide U.S. News ranking
The Contra Costa County Office of Education is celebrating the release of this year’s Best High School Rankings from U.S. News and World Report, which names five schools countywide as among the top 100 in the state, including two in the San Ramon Valley.
‘He was such a good kid’: Granada alum ID’d as passenger killed in Monterey crash
Family and friends are mourning the loss of a Livermore teenager who died earlier this month in a wreck while visiting the coast for Monterey Car Week – an apparent drunk-driving crash that sees his friend now facing felony manslaughter and other serious charges.
County supervisors discuss police collaboration with ICE at TRUTH Act forum
Over more than two hours, the supervisors received presentations from Sheriff David Livingston and an immigrant rights organization, and heard from community members, who, for the most part, called on the sheriff to end all cooperation with ICE.
Pet of the Week: An audience with Queenie at East Bay SPCA
Queenie is an incredibly sweet 1-year-old dog who loves nothing more than being lavished with attention. She loves leaning in close for cuddles and pets and is happy to oblige you with a face lick or two.
Small businesses establish beverage club in Tri-Valley
A new beverage membership program launched this month with a focus on supporting local businesses downtown Livermore – and future expansion to the greater Tri-Valley could follow, starting in Pleasanton.
Concert in the Park with the Pleasanton Weekly
Scores of readers stopped by our booth in Lions Wayside Park, spinning the prize wheel, chatting up reporters, grabbing that day’s print edition and learning more about how to support nonprofit local news in the Tri-Valley.
Explore Pleasanton’s ‘haunted history’ on Ghost Walk tours
The Museum on Main is again offering people the opportunity to engage with downtown Pleasanton’s spooky past with its Ghost Walk program over two weekends in October.
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Recent Dougherty Valley grad identified as victim in fatal Livermore solo crashSeptember 1, 2026 7:03 am