Federal Help Becomes Available for Storm Recovery Efforts in Alameda Co.

President Trump approved Major Disaster status for parts of California, including counties in the Bay Area. (Breaking)

Newly Formed 'East Bay Community Energy Authority' Seeks Community Advisers

Livermore is among 11 cities in region to join the program aimed at securing cheaper, greener energy alternatives for locals. Interested?

Protest Planned at Public Meeting on New Exemption for Oil Producer

BREAKING: The public hearing started at 5 p.m. in the Livermore City Council Chambers.

Medical Marijuana Dispensary May Return to Livermore

The community will have a chance to give their input about the issue.

Livermore Mayor, New City Council Members Take Oath of Office

The swearing in took place Monday night.

Livermore City Council: 2016 Election Results

Who will win? Check here Election Night for live results as they come in.

Livermore: Property Taxes Due Nov. 1 in Alameda County

The payment date is here for the first installment of your 2016-2017 property taxes.

Tri-Valley Election Specials 2016: Livermore Races

The nine separate non-partisan Election Specials were produced by Tri-Valley TV.

Mayor Marchand to Present 'State of the City' in Livermore

Livermore residents are invited to the 'State of the City' Town Hall meeting at the Livermore Public Library Civic Center on September 29.

City of Livermore Announces Two New Staff Appointments

The City of Livermore has announced the appointments of a new Community Development Director and Assistant to the City Manager.

Livermore: Are You Wondering Why Flags Are Flying at Half-Staff?

President John F. Kennedy appointed this remarkable woman, a true trailblazer, to a federal position. Her actions are still felt today.

Livermore State of the City Address 2016 To Air on Tri-Valley TV

The program is hosted by the Livermore Chamber of Commerce.

Alameda County's Proposed Budget for Next Year is $2.8 billion

With the soaring cost of housing in the county, more residents are turning to county social programs to make ends meet.

REAL-TIME RESULTS: Alameda County's 2016 Primary Races Election

Patch's live roundup of Tuesday's election results from across Alameda County.

Ballot Drop-Off Boxes Available In Livermore, Nearby Cities Ahead Of June 7 Primary

Vote-by-mail ballots can be dropped off until polls close on Election Day.

2016 Memorial Day Flag Etiquette, When to Salute: 5 Things to Know

Did you know the flag shouldn’t be flown at half-staff all day on Memorial Day? Should you salute? What if you’re wearing a hat?

Garbage Fee To Be Phased Out In Alameda County

Waste management board voted to nix a service, and accompanying fee, that calculated recycling performance.

Livermore Mayor Signs Letter Protesting Coal Terminal in Oakland

Eleven East Bay mayors signed the letter, protesting the coal dust that will be spread near the coal terminal and railroad tracks.

Deadline Next Week For Community Grant Applications

Don't miss out, Livermore! Grants up to $5,000 are available right here in Alameda County.

Franchise Tax Board Says Two Tri-Valley Residents Top Tax Dodgers in California

One Livermore company also made the infamous list.

California Voter Registration Surges With Youth Leading the Way

More people have registered or updated their information in the first 3 months of 2016 than in all of last year. One-third are 25 or under.

Berkeley Balcony Collapse: No Criminal Charges Will Be Filed Against Tri-Valley Builder

The 2015 collapse killed six young people, mostly Irish students visiting the US.

Livermore: Top Republican Presidential Campaign Contributors

See who is contributing to Donald Trump, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz in Livermore.

Livermore's Top Democratic Presidential Campaign Contributors

See who is contributing to Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders in Livermore.

Walk-and-Talk Town Hall With Assemblywoman Baker Set For Saturday Morning

Discuss legislative issues as you hike the Shell Ridge Open Space.

Obama Nominates Bay Area's Federal Judge Lucy Koh To U.S. Court Of Appeals

If confirmed, she would be first female Korean-American judge on circuit court that serves California and eight western states..

California Considers Lowering Gasoline Tax for 3rd Straight Year

"The cut will be a welcome and much-deserved tax break for Californians," a state Board of Equalization vice chairman said. Meeting is today

First Leg Of High-Speed Rail Will Connect Bay Area To Central Valley

But don't try to book that one-hour trip just yet. Trains aren't expected to run until 2025. Public comments wanted through April 18.

Own A Drone, Livermore? Registration Deadline Approaching Quickly

Time is running out to make sure your drone is registered with the FAA. Hefty fines and time behind bars possible for scofflaws ...

Go For It: Alameda County 'Apps Challenge 2016'

The one-day hackathon will focus on fighting poverty and eliminating hunger in the community. Cash prizes, too!

Recreation and Park District Reduces Staff

Positions were eliminated, and one layoff approved. That former employee is being offered another job.

Tri-Valley Mayors, Local Politicians Lay Out BART Demands Ahead Of Possible Bond Measure

“Why should we reward bad behavior with billions of dollars in new taxes and expect a different result?” asked state Sen. Glazer.

Passport Backlog: Renew Your Passports Now, Livermore!

The U.S. State Department is expecting an influx of passport renewals soon, which could create lengthy delays.

Collectible 'Super Bowl 50' Clipper Cards Launched

The cards carry three different images. Supplies are limited - here's how to get your hands on them.

Early Quake Warning System for West Coast? Funding Bill Headed for Vote

The early warning system could give residents a few more seconds of notice of an impending earthquake.

Park District Introduces New Division Manager

She holds a master’s degree in public administration from San Jose State.

POLL: Should California Welcome Syrian Refugees?

Gov. Jerry Brown is welcoming refugees after dozens of other states want to lock their borders following the Paris terrorist attacks

New Limits on Wood Burning Starts for Livermore Sunday

Bay Area Air Quality Management District has tightened exemptions previously offered to residents who burned wood as their sole heat source.

Wood Burning Regulations in Livermore Just Got More Strict

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is adopting stronger new provisions that expand the agency’s current wood burning rules.

Fatal Pier 14 Shooting Fallout: Supervisors Unanimously Denounce Homeland Security Program

Mayor Ed Lee says he blames Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi for the shooting death of 32-year-old Pleasanton native Kathryn Steinle.