Details emerge in Dublin shooting of NYT employee as in-laws appear in court
The married couple accused of gunning down their son-in-law in front of several bystanders Sept. 26 at the Dublin Sports grounds made their first court appearance at the East County Hall of Justice Wednesday.
Halloween-themed events, Night Market coming to Alameda County Fairgrounds this month
Summer is officially over and the spooky season is now in full swing as two Halloween-themed events take over the Alameda County Fairgrounds for a month-long run, beginning this weekend.
Court records reveal abuse allegations before fatal shooting in Dublin park
A deadly shooting in Dublin in the middle of the day at a busy park over the weekend appears to have been preceded by years of troubled family dynamics and allegations of abuse, according to local family court documents that shed more light on the circumstances leading up to the homicide that is capturing national…
Dumont Creamery & Café comes to downtown Livermore
Dumont Creamery & Café opened its first East Bay location this month in downtown Livermore.
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San Ramon Valley’s Run for Education returns with new Bishop Ranch location
The San Ramon Valley Education Foundation and sponsors for this year’s Run for Education are seeking to spread the word this month about the foundation’s major annual fundraiser in the weeks ahead.
Livermore Valley Opera presenting Puccini’s ‘Suor Angelica’
Love and tragedy cross paths at the convent where Suor Angelica was sent to atone for her sins.
Guest Opinion: Yes on Prop 38, to give my son and others a fighting chance
“Loving a child through cancer has taught me to hold two things at once: the fight for one more day and the fight for a future for others. I’m voting Yes on Prop 38 because whatever comes for my own son, I won’t let the next family face this without every tool science can offer.”
County DA declines to charge officers in woman’s death after arrest last year
The Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office said last week that the 2025 death of a woman days after her arrest by Brentwood police was caused by a stroke and not by police restraint, ending a year-long investigation into her death.
Parents-in-law accused of killing Dublin man, New York Times staffer at sports park
A Dublin man was shot to death in the parking lot of a local sports park Saturday afternoon and his elderly parents-in-law have been booked in jail on suspicion of committing the homicide, city police said in a case update Sunday.
Man killed in shooting at Dublin Sports Grounds
Police are investigating after a man was shot to death at the Dublin Sports Grounds on Saturday afternoon.
Passenger killed in crash between dump truck and sedan in far-east Alameda County
One person died when the sedan they were riding in collided with a tractor-trailer truck near the eastern edge of Alameda County outside Mountain House on Friday afternoon, per CHP-Dublin.
Community Briefs: SRVHS homecoming parade | Senior Tech Fair | Court appoints presiding judge | ‘Space Between the Notes’ tour
The town of Danville is set for San Ramon Valley High School’s homecoming parade and warning drivers of associated road closures for the Friday festivities as the new school year and athletic season kicks into gear. See that and more in Community Briefs…
Something new to TASTE: Two wineries welcome tasting rooms ahead of Livermore Valley Wine Experience
Of the 25 Livermore Valley wineries pouring wine during TASTE, two are new participants this year. Both minority- and woman-owned, Shanti Winery and Cellar13 Winery recently opened Livermore tasting rooms that are generating buzz — and both are serving their wine at fun events during the program.
925 GIVES: Daylong donation drive benefits Tri-Valley nonprofits, including our own Embarcadero Media Foundation
“Today is an important 24 hours for nonprofit fundraising in the Tri-Valley. 3VCF is holding its second annual 925 GIVES campaign, which aptly falls on Sept. 25 in reference to the 925 area code that most of the eligible organizations operate out of.”
Pleasanton school board names Diolazo as next permanent superintendent
The PUSD Board of Trustees unanimously appointed deputy superintendent Ed Diolazo on Thursday night to serve as the district’s next superintendent.
SRVUSD election forum sees new faces join incumbents at the dais
The SRVUSD boardroom in Danville saw two new fresh faces join two longtime incumbents last week for a candidate forum ahead of this year’s school board election cycle, which consists of a two-way race for Area 5 and two other candidates unopposed.
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