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Following a race to the finish line to adopt their mandated Housing Elements by the end of January, the five Tri-Valley municipalities are still awaiting approval of their plans for the current eight-year cycle by state officials.

The Pleasanton school board is getting set to issue the first series of Measure I bond dollars to the amount of $100 million following the approval of a resolution during Thursdays board meeting.

Foothill High will be representing California in this years We the People national competition in Washington, D.C. after winning the state championship. The Amador team will join their Pleasanton peers after taking second at state.

Some parents are calling for administrators at Pleasanton Middle School to step down and for the city to work with the school district to address what they say is a longstanding problem of fighting and bullying at the campus.

The Pleasanton school board is set to discuss a resolution to issue the first round of bond sales totaling $100 million from the $395 million Measure I general obligation bond during Thursdays board meeting.

The Pleasanton City Council signed off on its 2023-31 Housing Element during Thursdays special council meeting after making modifications to the list of sites such as raising the number of units at the downtown school district office.

Pleasanton Unified School District leaders, students and staff recently gathered at Lydiksen Elementary School for a ribbon-cutting ceremony that commemorated the completion of new buildings and classrooms.

Now that the November election results have been certified, the Pleasanton Unified School District has begun the process of creating a detailed implementation plan for the $395 million general obligation Measure I bond.

The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees has unanimously appointed their new board members; Steve Maher as the 2023 PUSD Board President and Mary Jo Carreon as Vice President.

The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees had a leadership makeover last week as Steve Maher was named board president and two new trustees joined the board.