Nuclear Blast Films: 1000s Declassified By Livermore Lab

Greg Spriggs has led the charge to unearth and declassify decaying films of nuclear tests to improve our understanding of the consequences.

Dozens Protest U.S. Strike On Iran In Livermore

Protesters gathered to call for peace between U.S. and Iran in downtown Livermore, though a few dissenters showed, too.

Swalwell Revives Online Job Search Services Bill

The bill, which would require the U.S. Labor Department to provide employment and training services online, has flopped three times.

Will Livermore Get Its First Cannabis Farm?

The facility could sit on a 98-acre parcel about six miles from downtown Livermore, if approved by the county.

Alameda County Judge Publicly Admonished

Judge Morris D. Jacobson of Alameda County Superior Court hit an attorney, and used crude and inappropriate language.

California Minimum Wage Workers Get A Raise In 2020

The federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour hasn’t increased in a decade, but California and 20 other states plan increases in 2020.

Livermore Activists Get Response: Trump Impeached

The rally was held Tuesday night, a day before the U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump.

Alameda County Supervisors Double Down On 'Urban Shield' Changes

A grand jury report criticized the supervisors' decision to make sweeping changes to the controversial "Urban Shield" program.

Livermore Tapped To Pilot Google's New Environmental Software

Livermore was 1 of 100 cities worldwide chosen to pilot software to help cities track environmental data and tackle climate change.

Impeachment Rally Scheduled In Livermore: 'Nobody Is Above Law'

The event coincides with hundreds of demonstrations scheduled Tuesday across the nation.

Dublin, Livermore Residents Sought For Advisory Committee

LAVTA is seeking applications for alternates to serve on the Tri-Valley Accessible Advisory Committee.

Illegal Alcohol Sales In Livermore: Police Issue 3 Citations

A cashier at Walmart, the owner of Discount Liquor, and a cashier at Los Caporales Taqueria were cited during a police sting.

Homeowners In Fire-Areas: Moratorium On Insurance Non-Renewals

The California moratorium prohibits insurance companies from not renewing insurance policies of more than 800,000 homeowners.

Wildfire Risk Causes More Homeowners To Lose Insurance

To help homeowners who've lost insurance due to wildfire risk, the state-mandated FAIR Plan is being modified.

US Census Is Hiring: Tri-Valley Residents Earn Up To $25 Per Hour

Hundreds of census workers are needed.

Defendant In Federal Campaign Corruption Scheme Has Livermore Tie

The Bay Area's Andrey Kukushkin, 46, who was indicted in the federal case, has Livermore ties and significant cannabis interests.

Loudest Little Shout: Livermore Girl Goes Solo To Save Planet

Inspired by environmental activist Greta Thunberg, Savannah Skinner took to the streets Friday with powerful words: "Your House Is On Fire."

Email Restored At Livermore City Hall Following Cyber Attack

If you emailed the city while email was down, please allow several days for a response while staff downloads past messages.

Email, Phones Still Impacted By Virus At Livermore City Hall

Emergency services and 9-1-1 services are operational, although the city email system is down as are some city phone lines.

Livermore Kids Getting Extra Homework Help

The Library Board of Trustees made it a priority to extend the Rincon Branch Library Homework Center hours.

Virus Sends Fake Emails From City Hall To Livermore Residents

The virus started sending unauthorized emails from Livermore city staff accounts to residents.

Low-Income Apartments In Livermore: Application Period Opens

The application period for 35 new units at Ageno Apartments on Westwind Street opens Sept. 2 and closes Sept. 11.

Woman's Death In Livermore Sparks Online Petition

The petition calls for greater lighting citywide following the Aug. 4 death of 26-year-old Yaneli Morales.

Plans To Mine Deeper Near Livermore, Pleasanton Under Review

The possible impacts to water quality, water management and flood channels are being scrutinized.

Dublin, Livermore Mayors Join In Calling For Action On Gun Safety

They joined 247 other U.S. mayors in signing a letter urging Senate leaders to take action on bipartisan legislation to curb gun violence.

Rep. Swalwell To Be Featured Speaker At Livermore Chamber Lunch

The Aug. 22 Wine Country Luncheon is hosted by the Livermore Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Livermore Couple's $2.055B Award Against Monsanto Reduced To $87M

Alva and Alberta Pilliod of Livermore won their case against Monsanto in May, but now their jury award has been significantly reduced.

Livermore's New 'Veterans Way' Celebrated

Sunday a small parade — complete with local dignitaries — officially dedicated the new Veterans Way roadway.

Livermore City Council Agenda Highlights For July 29 Meeting

Including a hearing to consider adopting a resolution establishing a new fee for the tobacco retailer license.

Suspect Wanted In Killing: Livermore Police Release More Photos

Detectives are still working to track down Jorge Luis Tellez, who is wanted in the July 8 shooting of LHS student Emmanuel Moseby.

Livermore Celebrates New Civic Center Additions

The most recent event included a ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony for the new Dr. John Shirley City Council Chamber.

Boutique Hotel In Downtown Livermore Getting Closer To Reality

Presidio Companies of Davis is proposing to develop a three-story, approximately 65,000 square foot, 125-135 room upscale-branded hotel.

Livermore City Council Agenda Highlights For July 22

Including hearings on the annual fire hazard abatement program and the Homeless Emergency Aid Program (HEAP).

CA Plastic Recycling Bill Would Amount To New Water Tax (Opinion)

GUEST COMMENTARY: Chris Ising is a cattle rancher who owns Ising Culligan Water Service in Livermore.

Protest Against Migrant Detention Camps Scheduled In Livermore

The Livermore vigil is being held in solidarity with groups across the nation that are joining Friday's "Lights for Liberty"​ movement.

Livermore Municipal Airport To Get Federal Funding For Repairs

Although millions are being doled out by the Federal Aviation Administration, Livermore Municipal Airport's share is $291,397.

Ban On E-Cigs, Flavored Tobacco Set For Final Approval: Livermore

Though a number of Bay Area cities have enacted such bans, Livermore will become the first city in the Tri-Valley to do so.

Livermore City Council Agenda Highlights For July 8 Meeting

Including discussion and direction regarding East Bay Community Energy programs and rates for municipal accounts.

New Environmental Review Underway For Tri-Valley Mining Operation

The proposed changes at Eliot Quarry could potentially impact water quality, or have other significant environmental repercussions.

Flavored Tobacco Products, E-Delivery Devices Banned In Livermore

Sales of all flavored tobacco products and electronic delivery devices will be banned citywide.