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The Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority’s (LAVTA) annual “Try Transit to School” promotion will be starting back up on Aug. 7. “Try Transit to School” allows Tri-Valley middle and high

REGIONAL — Demand for Tri-Valley housing remains resilient this summer, despite the rising interest rates and fleeing insurance companies facing the market, according to recent data provided by the Bay

Las Positas College (LPC) has selected 25 local students to participate in the 2023 President’s Scholars Program, a scholarship meant to cover the cost of tuition for two years’ attendance.

LIVERMORE — Save North Livermore Valley’s (SLNV) attorneys took their case against Alameda County’s approval of the 347-acre Aramis solar farm to California’s 1st District Court of Appeal last week,

Encore Players of Livermore will present “Pets (and Their Humans),” a comedy designed to encourage people to rethink the role of pets in their lives, at the Bothwell Arts Center,

Axis Community Health, a nonprofit provider of healthcare services, is asking the community for additional financial support for building renovations for a new clinic in downtown Livermore.

Kaitlyn Zoerhoff, of Girl Scout Troop 33428, earned her Silver Award by helping Leo Croce Elementary School in Livermore, CA. The Girl Scout Silver Award requires50 hours of community service

A. L. Kucherenko, the Bay Area author of the Turnabout series of historical fiction, will be the guest speaker at the Tri-Valley Writers meeting at Las Positas College on Saturday,

Traffic investigators are working to identify the occupants of two vehicles that sped away from a fatal crash July 16 during a possible street race on the I-580 freeway in

Some enthusiasts of comics, science fiction and fantasy genres, above, dressed up for the ComicCon event at the Bankhead Theater on July 22. The event, hosted by Livermore Valley Arts,