One arrested, two sought in Danville wire theft case
A witness reporting three people climbing a telephone pole with a saw led to a heavy police response and one arrest related to communication wire theft and damage in eastern Danville on Thursday night.
Tri-Valley quilters part of National Quilt Project
Nearly 50 handcrafted quilt panels created by members of Amador Valley Quilters were displayed on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., as part of the National Quilt Project’s launch July 25.
Driver dies in solo crash in Walnut Creek’s Rossmoor senior community
A 32-year-old woman died in a solo vehicle crash in Walnut Creek early Thursday morning, according to police.
San Ramon Valley candidates finalized for November ballot
Two out of three school board seats uncontested; Danville council race officially between two newcomers, one incumbent.
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Community Briefs: Diablo Trail construction | 30th anniversary for Heller Jewelers | ‘The Magic Flute’ comes to Danville
What Danville officials called “the largest and most impactful phase of construction” on the Diablo Road Multi-Use Trail project kicked off this month, with construction and traffic impacts on the current phase set to be ongoing for months to come. See that and more in Community Briefs…
In their element: Spotlight on student fellows at Livermore Lab Foundation 10th anniversary showcase
“While I was out of my element during many of the technical conversations that night in Livermore, the fellows seemed right at home describing their work for movers and shakers in a community whose scientific reputation is well-established…”
Dublin beer bar closing after nearly 12 years
Three Sheets Craft Beer Bar in Dublin is preparing to close its doors after almost 12 years of operation.
Welcome back: New school year, new facilities and (hopefully) no new financial struggles for Pleasanton Unified
Now, as the 2026-27 school year gets underway, Superintendent Maurice Ghysels sat down with the Weekly to discuss some of those key topics and how their impacts will be seen across the district.
News Digest: Join us at Pleasanton’s Concert in the Park | Valley Humane fundraising challenge | Card Show and Barber Expo at fairgrounds
The Pleasanton Weekly will be sponsoring next Friday’s Concert in the Park, which takes place at the Lions Wayside Park in downtown Pleasanton.
‘Now is not the time’: SRVUSD holds off on bond measure renewal
San Ramon Valley is not among the Contra Costa County school districts seeking bond measures in this year’s general election, following a review of polling on current voter sentiment and further discussion at its most recent Board of Education meeting.
Jury selection kicked off this week for pilot’s child sex abuse trial
Contra Costa County prosecutors are gearing up for a criminal child sex abuse trial with San Ramon Valley ties that stemmed from a prominent arrest at San Francisco International Airport last year in which a then-Delta co-pilot was arrested from the cockpit upon landing.
The cave is open again: Wente Family Vineyards launches Cresta Blanca wines and tour
New Cresta Blanca wines from Wente Family Vineyards and relaunch of the historic Cresta Blanca cave tour reinforce the Wentes’ goal to honor Livermore’s wine legacy with a new CEO onboard.
Masked men practicing First Amendment right to video in public antagonize residents at post office in Pleasanton
Pleasanton residents who took what seemed to be a normal trip to the post office last week were met with something unusual: masked men pointing cameras in their faces.
Tri-Valley REACH breaks ground on new ADU in Pleasanton
Tri-Valley REACH commemorated the start of construction on its second accessory dwelling unit in Pleasanton with a groundbreaking ceremony earlier this summer.
‘Mean Girls’ coming to Livermore High School stage
Royal Theater Academy is presenting “Mean Girls: High School Edition” for the next two weekends in Livermore, the culmination of summer preparations for the 30-plus Tri-Valley residents on the cast and crew.
Livermore restaurant hit with wrongful termination lawsuit
A former employee of Kobe Japan in Livermore is pursuing a lawsuit against the restaurant over a slew of allegations, including wrongful termination and whistleblower retaliation.
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