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I just finished reading two books about President Teddy Roosevelt, one by Susan Berfield, “The Hour of Fate,” and the other by Doris Kearns Goodwin, “The Bully Pulpit.” 

Tonight, the Twentynine Palms Planning Commission will meet and discuss several issues in a study session. First up is the implementation of certain items

The League of California Cities recently demonstrated support for the city of Livermore in the pending appeal challenging its approval of the 130-unit Eden Housing development under the California Environmental Quality Act.

PLEASANTON — Barone’s Restaurant, the polished venue at the north end of downtown, will close its doors for good on Dec. 22.

Many callers in the January 25, 2022, City Council Zoom meeting warned the City Council about the intensification of use and parking. One resident said, "The changes in the parking element of the Downtown Specific Plan will enable developers to intensify use without properly mitigating the impacts it creates." Apparently, the residents are better informed than Councilman Peter Blake.

Tonight, the Twentynine Palms City Council faces a short agenda that begins with introductions of more new city employees.The council will then discuss

Carol Silva, Livermore

The state Court of Appeal has partially granted a joint motion filed by the city of Livermore and Eden Housing, Inc. to expedite review of Save Livermore Downtowns pending appeal.

Santa Cruz outpaced Silicon Valley, Santa Barbara and New York.

LIVERMORE — After Barry Fadem of Fadem & Associates LLC law firm initiated a referendum process on May 27 on behalf of Richard Ryon, City Attorney Jason Alcala issued a