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Tickets to Burning Red: A Tribute to Taylor at the Five Flags Center are on sale now!

The Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority (LAVTA) is conducting a community survey through the end of September to gain input from regular bus riders and the public regarding potential Wheels

The Livermore-Amador Genealogical Society will offer free genealogy workshops at the Livermore Civic Center Library, 1188 S. Livermore Ave., on Thursday, Oct. 5, and Thursday, Oct. 19.

Livermore Mayor John Marchand and council member Bob Carling were among those who visited the Cornerstone Fellowship Church in Livermore last month for a discussion of healthcare for the homeless

The Alameda County District Attorney has filed a lawsuit against a Livermore vaping company for allegedly selling flavored tobacco, synthetic cannabis and flavored vape products to minors.

Legging it around Livermore and beyond? Seek out cozy-conversation coffees and terrific teas at these local spots.

Samira Mwamweta stares into the camera, her white head covering illuminating her face. The Tanzanian teen is participating in a Zoom panel discussion hosted by the Asante Africa Foundation. On

A recent report of a fire that forced movie patrons to evacuate from the Livermore 13 Cinema proved to be false, firefighters said.

Gabriel “Gabe” Duffin is wearing one of his favorite T-shirts – “Life without music would B-flat”- as he takes the tiny black stage at Pinot’s Palette in downtown Livermore for

DUBLIN ‑— Dublin residents are increasingly worried about crime in the city, but freeway congestion, housing costs and growth top the list of concerns, according to a newly released survey.