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San Ramon council to review long-term financial plan
The San Ramon City Council is set to hear details of an anticipated long-term financial plan for the city as it seeks to stabilize its finances and brace for the sunsetting of the temporary 1% sales tax measure that went into effect last year.
Danville Planning Commission reviewing appeal of proposed Wood Ranch venue
A planned event space on the eastern outskirts of Danville in the Wood Ranch neighborhood is facing a hurdle at tonight’s planning commission meeting, in which commissioners, property owners and neighboring residents are set to weigh in on an appeal seeking to overturn the project’s administrative approval.
Newsom signs affordable housing bill
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a housing bill Monday that will change how the state finances and delivers new affordable housing units.
Spectrum Community Services partners with Open Heart Kitchen for Meals on Wheels
Spectrum Community Services this month forged a new partnership with Open Heart Kitchen as the producer of meals for its homebound senior food delivery program.
Tri-Valley Scholarship Roundup: Organizations award thousands of dollars to students throughout region
This past 2025-26 scholarship awards cycle was a particularly busy – and noteworthy – one for many Tri-Valley organizations and nonprofits. Here’s our recap…
‘Stalemate’: Castlewood, county still at odds over $1.4M charge
The debate between Alameda County and Castlewood Property Owners Association over a $1.4 million charge assessed to the association continues unresolved.
Take Us Along: A perfect morning for a warm bagel
On a wintry, 15-degree Montréal morning, Deborah Grossman dreamed of warm hometown weather as she waited in line for famous Fairmont Bagels. The wait was worth it…
Oakland moves forward with plan to sell city’s portion of coliseum
The Oakland City Council on Monday approved a city ordinance agreeing to the terms of the sale of the Oakland Arena and Coliseum Complex, sealing a deal years in the making.
Hot Picks
Bookworms: San Ramon Library Kid’s Book Club: Bookworms is a monthly book club for readers in 3rd through 5th grade where a new book is discussed each month with a book themed activity. Register at the information desk. 4-5 p.m., July 14. San Ramon Library.
Tuesdays on the Terrace: Unwind at McGrail Vineyards for extended tasting room hours, 4-7 p.m., on Tuesdays. Entry is free with seating first-come, first-served. Outside food is welcomed with charcuterie boxes & other items available for purchase. Visit mcgrailvineyards.com.
Danville Planning Commission: The next Danville Planning Commission meeting is 5 p.m., July 14. Town Meeting Hall. Visit danville.ca.gov.
Exhibit at City Hall: Maricris Briones Hansen’s, Vibrant Respite, brings together a selection of paintings and collages to create a beautiful sense of lively pause in the shared civic spaces of San Ramon City Hall. 7000 Bollinger Canyon Rd., San Ramon. Through July 31.
Gentle Chair Aerobics: A beginner program designed for anyone who is new to exercise or looking for gentle, seated chair exercises to develop balance and strength. Monday and Wednesdays, 10:30–11:15 a.m. Drop-in fees apply. Alcosta Senior & Community Center.
San Ramon Lego Club: Join and learn while having fun. Suitable for children 6 to 9 years. 4-5 p.m., July 15. San Ramon Library.
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