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Blustery conditions and cool temperatures start off the week before a big warm-up toward weeks end. Newsroom meteorologist Michelle Apon explains the shift.

Las Positas College (LPC) in Livermore will host a free student film festival on campus at the Mertes Center for the Arts from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Thursday,

Volunteers working with the Livermore Community Development Department and Street Plans, an urban planning company with offices in San Francisco, will be installing temporary pedestrian safety measures at six intersections

The Foothill High School baseball team had scored only two runs in its two previous games as it entered its matchup with visiting Livermore on April 1.

Photojournalist Bill Owens, whose suburban images of the East Bay appeared in the book “Suburbia,” published 50 years ago, will discuss his seminal work during a presentation, “Bill Owens: Suburbia

Award-winning actor and comedian Jason Alexander will headline the Livermore Valley Arts fundraising gala, “Brilliance at the Bankhead,” in September.

Tri-Valley Haven, a Livermore-based nonprofit providing support for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and homelessness, is sponsoring an art contest this month focused on the theme “Safe Homes, Safe

Saturday’s low-pressure system will make its approach on the West Coast, but Californias storm door is closing. Here are todays rain chances.

The Las Positas College Music Department is sponsoring a spring series of student concerts at the Barbara F. Mertes Center for the Arts on the LPC campus in Livermore.

The opening night of Taylor Swift’s "The Eras Tour" in Glendale, Arizona, was last weekend with a three hour and 10-minute long setlist that covers 44 songs from every album