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PLEASANTON — Citing a lag in private philanthropy throughout the Tri-Valley, the city council put charitable giving front and center last week with the unanimous approval of several grant funding
Drought. COVID-19. Homelessness. Downtown parklets. Contractor fees. Those are just a few of the weighty topics that passed with very little discussion at last week's Pleasanton City Council meeting on a packed consent agenda.
Compliments on Pleasanton Police Department’s (PPD) community advisory board (CAB) and calls for department oversight formed the bulk of the city council’s comments April 19, when the PPD presented its
Members of the Pleasanton PD and City Council discussed the latest on local policing practices and activities Tuesday as part of the city's efforts to increase accountability, transparency and oversight in the wake of criticism...
The Pleasanton City Council discussed plans for many public amenity projects at a special meeting last week, approving budget allocations to advance some designs while hitting the pause button on others due to funding questions.