Page 18 - Ivermore News Today

SAN RAMON — The mayors of five Tri-Valley cities agree that the biggest challenge right now is building enough affordable housing, while also complying with the state’s stringent construction mandates.

PLEASANTON — City officials and the police union have reached a deal for a three-year contract that increases wages and benefits for officers and police sergeants.

DUBLIN — Voters here will decide whether to extend mayoral and councilmember term limits next year, but the city council is divided on when an election should be held.

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

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 Livermore-Amador Symphony Association is now accepting applications for its 51st annual Young Musicians Competition, scheduled for Las Positas College in Livermore on Sunday Oct. 15.

In recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the Livermore Public Library’s “Verse on the Vine” poetry reading on Sunday, Oct.1, will feature award-winning poets Naomi Quiñonez and Rafael Jesús Gonzalez.

Depending on weather conditions, the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District will spray for adult mosquitoes in the east Livermore area on Tuesday, Sept. 5, due to increased West Nile virus

The Pedrozzi Foundation has announced two new scholarships to be awarded next spring to graduates of the Livermore Joint United School District.

The Valley Concert Chorale will stage its annual Sing-It-Yourself performance of Handel’s “Messiah,” with the audience invited to sing along with the choir, at the Asbury United Methodist Church in