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SRVUSD approves one all-gender bathroom at each high schoolAfter considering data monitoring the pilot program, district staff and the board concluded that the all-gender bathrooms continued the SRVUSD’s mission to create a safer, more inclusive school environment for all students, and elected to keep the bathrooms on a permanent basis.
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Child Care LinksChild Care Links, a private nonprofit agency that has served children in the Tri-Valley for more than 40 years, has now become a leading provider of a wide range of services and programs from providing food, clothing and baby diapers to needy families as well as helping them find child care.
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SRPD K-9 Hector succumbs to cancer after one last trip through cityIt was an emotional final journey Sunday morning for Hector, a San Ramon Police Department K-9 officer, and his handler Officer Allen Molien, as a procession along city streets honored the 7-year-old dog who succumbed to cancer later in the day, a department spokesman said.
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Landsea Homes begins work on Abigail Place projectLandsea Homes has steadily been expanding into the Northern Californian market, and after establishing its regional offices in San Ramon has been targeting properties for development, most recently in Danville.
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County administrator recognized as executive of the yearWith the award Contra Costa County administrator and clerk of the county board David J. Twa, has received statewide designation as the top county administrator in the Golden State for his continuous and dedicated service to the county.
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Danville honors volunteerism at Community Service AwardsTown leaders gathered Tuesday night to honor the community contributions of residents who have striven to make the town a better place to live.
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Model train exhibit in Blackhawk benefits Toys for TotsAn idyllic display of operating model trains set in a European countryside is available for residents to enjoy this holiday season at the Blackhawk Plaza Shopping Center.
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Exploring City Center Bishop RanchSan Ramon's long-awaited City Center Bishop Ranch is now open for business, and Tri-Valley residents have already eagerly begun to explore the community gathering space.
SRVUSD approves one all-gender bathroom at each high school
After considering data monitoring the pilot program, district staff and the board concluded that the all-gender bathrooms... Last comment 1 hour ago | 13 comments
Contra Costa County library system goes fine-free on overdue books
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning moved to eliminate overdue book fines at all 26 libraries in... Last comment on Dec 13, 2018 at 12:28 pm | 7 comments
SRPD K-9 Hector succumbs to cancer after one last trip through city
It was an emotional final journey Sunday morning for Hector, a San Ramon Police Department K-9 officer, and his handler Officer... Last comment on Dec 10, 2018 at 3:33 pm | 2 comments
San Ramon Valley wins NCS football championship
The San Ramon Valley High varsity football team capped a hard-fought 2018 season with a championship, defeating Freedom Falcons... Last comment on Dec 11, 2018 at 8:05 pm | 1 comment
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"Monte Vista Marching Band"
The Monte Vista High School Jazz and Marching Bands performed at the Alamo Wine & Music Fest on Saturday September 11, 2010.
Photo by: Perry Lentine
Submitted by Perry Lentine on Sep 13, 2010
Zafar, Hudson, Clarkson sworn in at San Ramon council ceremony
The San Ramon City Council welcomed back two elected officials and a third new face to its ranks during a special swearing-in ceremony at City Hall on Tuesday evening. Friday, 3:49 PM
San Ramon Valley recognized as best place for job hunters in California
Recently San Ramon was as the best city in California for finding a job by financial management company WalletHub, with neighboring Danville being recognized as the third best place and Pleasanton the sixth. Friday, 2:51 PM
Cal High senior identified as teen killed in Fremont shooting
A teenager who was fatally shot while he and another person were driving in Fremont last week has been identified by the Alameda County Coroner's Bureau as 17-year-old Damani "Elijah" Chadly, who was a senior at California High School in San Ramon. Thursday, 4:50 PM
Coroner IDs big-rig driver killed in I-580 crash in Dublin
A truck driver who was killed in a collision between two big-rigs on westbound Interstate 580 in Dublin on Tuesday afternoon has been identified by the Alameda County coroner as 32-year-old Henry Louis Rodriguez-Carrerasquillo of Sacramento. Friday, 3:58 PM
Tri-Valley girl acting in national tour of 'Waitress the Musical'
Pleasanton resident Bridget Werner, 5, is playing the role of Lulu in the national tour of "Waitress the Musical" when it is at the Sacramento Community Center Theater later this month. Friday, 2:39 PM
SRVUSD approves one all-gender bathroom at each high school
The San Ramon Valley Unified School District Board of Education has voted to permanently offer one multi-stall, all-gender bathroom at each comprehensive high school campus, extending the one-semester pilot program originally initiated last May. Wednesday, 5:30 PM | 13 comments
Child Care Links: Making holidays brighter for those it serves
Child Care Links, a private nonprofit agency that has served children in the Tri-Valley for more than 40 years, has now become a leading provider of a wide range of services and programs from providing food, clothing and baby diapers to needy families as well as helping them find child care. Thursday, 12:32 PM
SRPD K-9 Hector succumbs to cancer after one last trip through city
It was an emotional final journey Sunday morning for Hector, a San Ramon Police Department K-9 officer, and his handler Officer Allen Molien, as a procession along city streets honored the 7-year-old dog who succumbed to cancer later in the day, a department spokesman said. Sunday, 8:30 PM | 2 comments
School district receives threatening email in nationwide hoax
The San Ramon Valley Unified School District is one of several organizations across the country that have become the victims of an email hoax making unspecified threats against them. Thursday, 4:47 PM
Contra Costa County library system goes fine-free on overdue books
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning moved to eliminate overdue book fines at all 26 libraries in the county -- including in Danville and San Ramon -- effective Jan. 1, citing concerns about the area's high cost of living and the number of patrons who currently have their borrowing privileges suspended because of fines. Tuesday, 3:54 PM | 7 comments
Eugene O'Neill's 'The Great God Brown' coming to Danville
Showing at the Museum of the San Ramon Valley, O'Neill's 1926 work, especially known for demonstrating the playwright's fascination with Taoist philosophy, is a four-act play that tells the story of two men who display their inner thoughts through the use of masks. Thursday, 5:43 PM
San Ramon Valley wins NCS football championship
The San Ramon Valley High varsity football team capped a hard-fought 2018 season with a championship, defeating Freedom Falcons (Oakley) 28-21 in the North Coast Section Division I title game on Saturday. Monday, 3:46 PM | 1 comments
