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'From Sand to Silicon Chip' debuts at Village Theatre gallery
The Village Theatre and Art Gallery's latest exhibit explores the history of one of the world's oldest known crafts and its relationship with modern technology, offering a tangible way of experiencing new and old debates over...
San Ramon police arrest trio in overnight break-in at liquor store
The San Ramon Police Department arrested three suspects in a liquor store theft following a search that allegedly yielded approximately $2,000 in stolen alcohol.
AARP counsel talks progress for seniors
No matter which side of the aisle a senior is on, there's a good chance they'll benefit from legislation Congress passed in 2022 that went into effect in January, according to David Certner, legislative counsel for AARP...
'Stir Crazy Quilts' brings pandemic creativity to Museum of the San Ramon Valley
The Museum of the San Ramon Valley's next exhibit will see the historical museum inside the former Danville train station showcasing a contemporary theme that is likely to be the subject of numerous accounts by future historians.
Discover Diablo in 2023
Staff and volunteers with Save Mount Diablo are now in the throes of bringing expanded programming planned for the current year's Discover Diablo series to life, following the first event of the year-long series this winter.
Black History Month events in the Tri-Valley
Across the Tri-Valley, various organizations and groups have planned events to honor Black History Month that runs throughout February.
California, other states reach impasse over Colorado River
Despite a federal deadline, California -- the largest user of Colorado River water -- has refused to cut back as much as six other states proposed in a new plan.
Opinion -- Shadow Cliffs: A microcosm of California's water complexities
Shadow Cliffs Lake is an example of California's challenges in managing water resources. Our state is affected by long-term droughts and unpredictable weather patterns, making water management difficult...
Wente Vineyards turns 140
Wente Vineyards has called Livermore home for 140 years. On the national front, Wente is the oldest, continuously operating family winery. The fifth generation of Wentes now lead the company.
I-680 northbound closure rescheduled for final three weekends in February
Northbound lanes of Interstate 680 will be open for traffic this weekend after rain in the forecast led Caltrans to postpone the start of three consecutive weekends of paving work between Sunol and Pleasanton.
Irish band Green Road set to kick off first U.S. tour in Danville
Just a few tickets remain for an upcoming concert with Green Road hosted by the Eugene O'Neill Foundation that aims to celebrate Danville's partnership with friendship city New Ross, Ireland.
Around the Valley: See something, say something
The video of the altercation outside of the Pleasanton Library on Jan. 19 between two Pleasanton Middle School students posted on social media showed a vicious attack, and caused fear and frustration throughout the community.
Community college district picks union leader as finalist for HR chief
CCCCD officials have announced their top choice for a permanent replacement for a former cabinet member who was put on leave from the position prior to a settlement agreement last year that saw him formally part ways with the district.
California snowpack reaches record high in latest survey
The series of atmospheric rivers that hit California in December and January certainly improved the state's snowpack, state water officials confirmed during their second snow survey of the year.
Officials respond to racial slur at San Ramon Valley High basketball game
A recent high school boys' basketball game between two Tri-Valley teams resulted in widespread condemnation after one or more San Ramon Valley students allegedly subjected a player on a rival team to racist remarks.
San Ramon Mayor Hudson absent indefinitely after stroke
San Ramon Mayor Dave Hudson is currently not participating in City Council meetings and other city business while he recovers from a recent stroke. Vice Mayor Mark Armstrong filling in for mayoral duties...
Dublin man dies after shooting in San Francisco
A 44-year-old Dublin man was shot and killed in San Francisco's Potrero Hill District on Saturday, according to police. The investigation is still in the early stages, per SFPD.
Rep. Schiff, a Monte Vista alum, running for U.S. Senate
U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff, who was raised in Alamo and graduated from Monte Vista High School in Danville, has announced a bid for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by longtime California Democrat Dianne Feinstein.
Bay Area bridge toll increases finally approved at end of long litigation
A pot of $545 million destined for new projects in the Bay Area may soon be released from escrow after litigation over a 2018 ballot measure on bridge toll increases finally comes to an end.
Lafayette principal Chaplan placed on leave as district investigates allegations from her time at SRVHS
Stanley Middle School principal Nikki Chaplan has been placed on leave by the Lafayette School District while officials investigate her role in sex abuse accusations against a former San Ramon Valley Unified School District teacher.
Swalwell fires back after removal from House Intelligence Committee
U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell responded to newly elected House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's decision to reject him from reappointment to the House Intelligence Committee, defending himself against allegations from the Republican leader...
Danville council signs off on Housing Element update
The Danville Town Council voted unanimously last week to endorse the town's next eight-year Housing Element (despite concerns and frustrations over requirements under new state affordable housing laws) ahead of an upcoming deadline.
John Muir Health poised to acquire San Ramon Regional Medical Center
San Ramon Regional Medical Center is set to be sold in full to John Muir Health, pending the approval and completion of a nine-figure deal with the current majority owner, Tenet Healthcare.
Culinary Angels founder McNaney to step down as executive director
Tri-Valley nonprofit Culinary Angels is set to recruit for a new executive director after its founder and current leader announced plans to transition into a different role within the organization.
Father, sister of missing teen looking for answers one year later
If Brandon Abbett was a 10-year-old girl, his father and sister say his disappearance a year ago last week may have received more attention. Brandon was a freshman at College Park High School when his family says he went out ...

Danville police investigating home burglary caught on camera
The Danville Police Department is working to identify and locate the suspects involved in a residential burglary earlier... Last comment 27 minutes ago | 7 comments

'From Sand to Silicon Chip' debuts at Village Theatre gallery
The Village Theatre and Art Gallery's latest exhibit explores the history of one of the world's oldest known crafts and its... Last comment on Feb 3, 2023 at 9:45 am | 1 comment

Lafayette principal Chaplan placed on leave as district investigates allegations from her time at SRVHS
Stanley Middle School principal Nikki Chaplan has been placed on leave by the Lafayette School District while officials... Last comment on Feb 3, 2023 at 3:16 pm | 9 comments

BART on the brink? Future of agency likely to hinge on voter-approved funding measure, officials say
Barring a sudden return to pre-pandemic ridership levels, BART's long-term future will likely hinge on a future ballot measure... Last comment on Jan 30, 2023 at 7:55 pm | 1 comment

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