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While many Pleasanton residents might not be happy with their water bills increasing starting next year, some community members said they are also mad about how the final public hearing went down last week...
The city of Pleasanton's Library and Recreation Department is inviting the community to a Día de Los Muertos celebration this weekend at the public library on Old Bernal Avenue.
The initial deadline for candidates to qualify for Tri-Valley ballots for the Nov. 8 general election expires this Friday -- although the timeframe is extended to Wednesday in any race where an eligible incumbent chooses not to run.
We didn't know if we were dealing with an honest mistake or intentional disinformation when we saw a flyer announcing a five-story commercial and residential building near Pleasanton's historic downtown was "coming soon."
Weekend on Main street closures are poised to make a comeback this year, if the Pleasanton City Council approves proposed framework and a $100,000 sponsorship for the program at its regular meeting Tuesday evening.