U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Yuen Hop of Sebastopol was captured and killed by German SS troops and buried in a German cemetery during World War II.
Scholarships for PUSD Students recognize strong community service and character
Over 700 people visited to learn how they can get involved in the community.
Whether they made a difference through their professional lives or through volunteer work, nominations are encouraged.
If you're interested in Family History, Volunteering or Emergency Preparedness, the "Make a Difference" Festival is the place to be.
Prepare your family NOW! … for all kinds of emergencies and disasters at the Make a Difference Festival this Saturday at the Senior Center
For his Eagle Scout project, he constructed three wooden planter boxes for Sycamore Grove Park
2025 – This is the year to volunteer in your community.
Local food banks and pantries are encouraged to apply for grants that start at $5,000.
You might not be able to solve all of the world’s problems, but you certainly can make a difference in your community.
Not a creature was stirring downtown early New Year's Day.
The shooting star show is known for bright fireballs — explosions of light and color that can persist longer than an average meteor streak.
Enjoy some of the best shots sent in by Pleasanton Patch readers this year.
Spectacular Finals in California held at Pleasanton and San Ramon fields
In 2015, Widmer World was featured on ABC’s “Great Christmas Light Fight” program.
Thanksgiving Day Special Menu & Black Friday Weeklong Savings in Pleasanton
7th Annual Tournament features 20 teams in 3 age groups for Thanksgiving Tournament
Mochiholic, based in Pleasanton, California, specializes in Japanese-inspired mochi donuts and refreshing drinks.
Hansen Hive is the First Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) in Pleasanton
The dinner serves seniors, military, veterans, singles and anyone in need of a place to go for Thanksgiving Dinner
It was a privilege
It was a busy day on Main Street as the candidates had their final day at the Farmers Market, waving signs and greeting voters
Gina Channell Wilcox, president of Embarcadero Media wants to bring accurate, honest information. Measure PP campaign Inaccuracies
Four of the Five current school board members of the Pleasanton Unified School District are united in their support for Craig Eicher
Two former Pleasanton City Managers endorse Craig Eicher’s candidacy for the City Council.
Pleasanton ranked highest in safety, education and health, though low in affordability.
Craig Eicher is coming out of retirement to help Pleasanton get back on track
PLEASANTON, CA — Patch reached out to all candidates for Pleasanton Mayor and City Council with identical questions.
Pleasanton Police Chiefs, Tim Neal, Bill Eastman, Michael Fraser and former Dublin Chief Garret Holmes endorse Craig Eicher for City Council
Sensory walls to benefit special needs students at John Green Elementary School.
Discover Why Back Pain Keeps Coming Back—and How to Finally Stop It
Doug Miller is a retired Army Major and helicopter pilot in Viet Nam.
For his Eagle Scout project, he built and installed two garden beds for the native plant garden in Sycamore Grove Park in Livermore.
Downtown Rotary is sponsoring this run to support scholarships for Pleasanton Students.
Recall Election is November 5, 2024
For his Eagle Scout project, he built and installed two Picnic tables along with benches in the garden area of Val Vista Park
The fair is open to employers and jobs seekers.
For his Eagle Scout project, he built a table to hold a terrarium for the Alviso Adobe Community Park
Students at a Pleasanton high school recently created tools using artificial intelligence aimed at helping voters be better-informed.
“I don’t want to do anything crazy like run a marathon... I Just Want to be able to walk without back pain.” – Eva, 59, Livermore