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The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will consider the approval of a 47-acre cemetery project in unincorporated North Livermore during a tentatively scheduled planning meeting on April 13, at 10

The Unitarian Universalist Church in Livermore (UUCIL) is holding a one-day food drive this Easter Sunday to benefit the Tri Valley Haven Food Pantry. Canned and dry goods such as

A low-pressure system will reel moisture into Northern California today, raising cloud cover and chances for rain for Friday.

Low-pressure systems continue to march toward California, with one system forecast to carry enough moisture to raise a couple showers.

The Pleasanton City Council tried out last month a new prioritization process for capital improvement program (CIP) projects, freeing up some $8.2 million for 16 higher priority projects identified by

Alameda County — Hayward City Council member Elisa Marquez was sworn in Tuesday as the new Alameda County Supervisor for District 2, which includes a portion of Sunol.

LIVERMORE — Livermore Rodeo officials recently dropped “wild cow milking” from this year’s events in June, ending a controversial competition that some animal rights activists considered barbaric, inhumane and sexist.

In the March 23 story “Esteemed Research Scientist Joe Gray Discusses History, Dangers of Radioactivity for ‘Livermore Reads Together’,” Joe Gray is incorrectly identified as a member of the National

Author and book critic A.M. Larks will share tips onsubmitting articles to blogs, journals, agents, and publishers during a meeting of the Tri-Valley Chapter of the California Writers Club on

The Veterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care System mobile medical outreach van will be in the parking lot at the Livermore Civic Center Library, 1188 S. Livermore Ave., from 10