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Sunset announces homebuilder for 255-unit Canopy project
One of several new housing projects on the horizon for San Ramon’s Bishop Ranch is one step closer to fruition, with homebuilder Lennar announced Monday as the developer for the 255-unit Canopy project approved by the city late last year.
Contra Costa supes delay vote on immigration resolution
The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors decided Tuesday to vote on a future date on a resolution that would restrict the county from cooperating with federal immigration authorities.
Livermore Lab employee ID’d as motorcyclist killed in holiday weekend crash
The Alameda County Coroner’s Bureau has released the identity of the Livermore woman who died in a solo motorcycle crash down a ravine along Del Valle Road during the Independence Day weekend.
Alameda County Fire Department extinguishes residential, grass fires in Dublin
In an incident believed to be unrelated to fireworks, a burning vehicle ignited a residential fire in Dublin on the Fourth of July, the Alameda County Fire Department said.
Guest Opinion: America at 250 – Through the eyes of generations
“For me and my family, ‘America at 250’ is not just a catch phrase or a birthday party. It is our responsibility to remember who built this country, honor those building it now, and decide what we want to leave for the generations still to come.”
Youth movement at Firehouse Arts Center this summer
Pleasanton Youth Theater Company is in the midst of a four-production run on the downtown stage, with the second show – “Junie B. Jones Jr.” – set for four performances this Friday and Saturday. “Cinderella: Youth Edition” follows July 17-18, and “Mean Girls: High School Edition” closes out the series July 31 to Aug. 8.
Pleasanton Preps: My recovery from stroke at school this spring
“I am not writing this to gain a ton of sympathy, but rather as a warning: listen to your body and don’t roll the dice. It’s a well-used phrase, but it’s so true – it’s better to be safe than sorry. In the end, I was very lucky.”
Hot Picks
Whatever Wednesdays: Teen Games: Play against other teens in classic card and board games where winners receive tokens that can be exchanged for prizes. Open to middle and high school. 4:15-5:15 p.m., July 8. San Ramon Library.
Verses & Voices Poetry Workshop: Join for a dynamic poetry program led by the City’s Poet Laureate, Jaz Sufi and dive into the beauty of poetry. Perfect for poetry lovers and budding writers alike. 5:30-6:30 p.m., Wednesdays. San Ramon Library.
Passport to Peru: This three-week celebration of Peruvian gastronomy returns July 6–26, uniting 26 restaurants across the Bay Area, including newcomers Bravazo in Pleasanton. Explore Peru’s culinary heritage, including the grand prize: a trip for two to Lima. Visit here:
Danville Area Chamber Monthly Mixer: Join the Danville Area Chamber of Commerce’s Monthly Mixer, which provides an opportunity to visit with old friends and meet new business contacts. Enjoy great food and cheer, 5:30-7 p.m., Thursdays. Visit danvilleareachamber.com.
Dublin Concert Series: This annual Summer Concert Series is held during the Dublin Farmers’ Market. 6-8 p.m., Thursdays. Emerald Glen Park.
Library Advisory Committee Meeting: The next San Ramon Library Advisory Committee Meeting is 6 p.m., July 9. San Ramon Library, 100 Montgomery St.
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Recent Dougherty Valley grad identified as victim in fatal Livermore solo crashSeptember 1, 2026 7:03 am