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Election Night: Slow-growth candidates control Pleasanton council races - Vimarsana News

Election Night: Slow-growth candidates control Pleasanton council races

Election Night has come to an end with both of Pleasanton's two City Council races showing slow-growth candidates with comfortable leads, according to initial returns released just after 1 a.m. Wednesday. See that and more here...

Back to school - Vimarsana News

Back to school

Yet with many students thinking the most important difference this school year is the new California laws mandating later start times, that is far from the only significant change for the Pleasanton Unified School District...

CCS removes school improvement levy, bond issue from ballot - Vimarsana News

CCS removes school improvement levy, bond issue from ballot

The school board voted on Tuesday night to remove the issues from the November ballot.

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Pleasanton residents set to decide $395M school bond measure on November ballot - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton residents set to decide $395M school bond measure on November ballot

The Pleasanton school board is placing a $395 million general obligation bond measure on the Nov. 8 general election ballot following a unanimous vote last week. The bond will help fund the first tier phase of the Facility Master Plan.

Pleasanton school board to vote on advancing $395M bond to November election - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton school board to vote on advancing $395M bond to November election

The Pleasanton school board is set to consider approving a resolution on Thursday that would order a school bond measure election this November for a newly reduced total of $395 million.