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Pleasanton parents voice concerns over student violence to City Council, Board of Trustees - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton parents voice concerns over student violence to City Council, Board of Trustees

Some parents are calling for administrators at Pleasanton Middle School to step down and for the city to work with the school district to address what they say is a longstanding problem of fighting and bullying at the campus.

Pleasanton council puts hold on redesigning downtown parks - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton council puts hold on redesigning downtown parks

The Pleasanton City Council temporarily halted the Lions Wayside and Delucchi Park Master Plan update process Tuesday so that staff could further evaluate a simpler and possibly cheaper renovation project.

Pleasanton council approves major components of Stoneridge Mall redevelopment framework - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton council approves major components of Stoneridge Mall redevelopment framework

The Pleasanton City Council has adopted key components of the policy framework for redeveloping Stoneridge Shopping Center into a mixed-use property, including an initial allocation of up to 1,170 housing units across the mall land.

Weekends on Main Set to Return to Pleasanton - Vimarsana News

Weekends on Main Set to Return to Pleasanton

PLEASANTON — First Weekends on Main, the popular weekly program that closes off Main Street from vehicular traffic in favor of pedestrians, restaurants and retailers, will return this spring.

Pleasanton City Council Adopts Housing Element Plan Through 2031 - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton City Council Adopts Housing Element Plan Through 2031

PLEASANTON – The city adopted its Sixth Cycle Housing Element in a special meeting on Jan. 26, paving the way for housing development over the next eight years and narrowly