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Four percent of Livermore residents, and 5% of those living in Pleasanton, struggle with poverty, according to data shared at the “Race, Power and Poverty” conference hosted last month by

The Hindu Community and Cultural Center (HCCC) in Livermore announced $35,000 in grants to 29 community organizations at its annual Grant-in-Aid ceremony on March 4.

Seven Livermore students received One Water Awards from local water agencies last week for their projects displayed at the annual Science Odessey Student Showcase sponsored by the Livermore Valley Joint

Four Pleasanton high school seniors have been selected by the nonprofit Community of Character Collaborative (CCC) to receive 2023 Juanita Haugen Memorial Scholarships.

After two days of inclement weather across Northern California, this week’s pendulum is finally swinging back to fair weather.

The center of this week’s extratropical cyclone is forecast to pass overhead, raising enough atmospheric energy for thunderstorms to form in the Bay Area.

LIVERMORE – The city easily exceeded state target numbers to build housing for higher income families during the last eight years but fell significantly short of aims for affordable housing

DUBLIN – With the Dublin Boulevard Extension Project midway through its design and review process, the city plans to take a $63 million advance from its East Dublin Traffic Impact

HOUSTON, TX / ACCESSWIRE / March 29, 2023 / Bob Livermore has been elected to the Board of Maxx Technologies, Inc (OTC PINK:AMXX), parent of Maxx Sports TV. Bob was instrumental in Maxx Sports TV procuring

The Livermore High school softball team defeated Amador Valley High School 6-4 on March 24. The game was rescheduled from March 21 due to a rain out.