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Delta Wires, a Bay Area harmonica and horns blues band, will play at Livermore’s Almost Famous Wine Lounge, 2271 S. Vasco Road, on Saturday, Oct. 21. Led by founder Ernie

Seven women with connections to the Tri-Valley area were among the 100 Most Influential Women in Bay Area Business for 2023, named by the San Francisco Business Times earlier this

A motorcyclist died in a collision on Tuesday in Livermore, police said.

Del Valle Fine Arts, a nonprofit chamber music organization, will open its 44th season at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore with the Telegraph Quartet on Saturday, Oct. 21.

Foothills outside hitter, Kaycie Burdick jumps for a spike during their winning matches against the Livermore Cowboys at Foothill High School. (Photos – Doug Jorgensen)

A career in music, like many other professional paths, neither follows a straight trajectory nor guarantees success. The career of The Righteous Brothers embodies that reality.

Mom’s Haunted House is ready for Halloween. A Livermore tradition for many years, Mom’s Haunted House is set to return for the first time since 2019. Admission is free and

The Livermore Valley Opera is kicking off its 32nd season this week with a new stage director.

Jason Edgar, left, and Joui Bennett, right, work on putting up crochet ‘tree sweaters’ in front of the International Oddfellows Lodge in downtown Livermore. The annual event showcases artists’ work

REGIONAL – The Alameda County Board of Supervisors has declared a state of emergency to deal with homelessness as the number of people without a permanent place to call home