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Pleasanton council unanimously passes smoking ban for multifamily housing - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton council unanimously passes smoking ban for multifamily housing

An ordinance heavily restricting smoking in Pleasanton for multifamily residential buildings passed with unanimous approval by the Pleasanton City Council on Tuesday, albeit with some modifications.

Pleasanton Unified School District's High School Resource Officer Program Is Approved | Schools/Education - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton Unified School District's High School Resource Officer Program Is Approved | Schools/Education

PLEASANTON — Following months of discussion and public comment addressing the role of police officers on school campuses, the city council has extended the Pleasanton Unified School District’s (PUSD) school

'Paul Appreciation Week' at Hearst Elementary honors popular crossing guard - Vimarsana News

'Paul Appreciation Week' at Hearst Elementary honors popular crossing guard

The Hearst Elementary School community joined together before the Thanksgiving break to recognize crossing guard Paul Stone for his eight-plus years of service to the Pleasanton school on Case Avenue.

Pleasanton scores high marks in annual community survey - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton scores high marks in annual community survey

City staff were given credit by all five members of the Pleasanton City Council for high ratings on the city's 2021 community survey of residents' satisfaction with city services and quality of life, following a report last week.

Pleasanton City Council Calls for 15% Water Conservation Mandate - Vimarsana News

Pleasanton City Council Calls for 15% Water Conservation Mandate

PLEASANTON — The city council has unanimously approved a 15% water reduction mandate for residents and businesses, effective October through March 2022.