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.
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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.
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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
Alameda County Fairgrounds is breaking ground on The Farm, which will be devoted to teaching about agriculture and sustainability.
A pair of East Bay siblings are helping support families in need using a cookie recipe that has been in their family for generations.
Registration is open for the Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Department's free course on disaster preparedness, fire safety, and more.
Floyd Mori was in town over the Labor Day weekend to attend the Commemoration of Life celebration for his brother, Tom
For his Eagle Scout project, his team put together 250 care packages for the Russo-Ukrainian War.
The annual extravaganza will benefit the Fallen Firefighters Foundation.
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For his Eagle Scout project, his team constructed a drum set flight case for the Amador Valley band program.
Scholarships remember the legacy of Juanita Haugen. BBQ/Auction raises record funds for PUSD high school scholarships
RPM, a Rock ‘n’ Roll Dance band from San Jose, wowed a hugh crowd with music from the 70’s, 80’s, 90's and Beyond...
RPM features Rock ‘n’ Roll Dance Music from the 70’s, 80’s, 90's and Beyond...
Local police officers, firefighters, and leaders stopped by numerous community events Tuesday night.
Main Street will be closed Saturday and Sunday for Porsches, music and more.
After leaving a troubled family, Delaney Roehrs turns her life around
Kavya Vijayabaskar won the Gold designation for spending over 100 hours volunteering with Kids Against Hunger.
Patch and T-Mobile are highlighting star students who are contributing to their communities.
Craig Eicher, City Council Candidate for District 2, is holding a nomination signing event this Saturday, July 27 at Sunshine Saloon
Residents can register events and receive visits from local police and leaders.
For his Eagle project, Abhinav and his team of Scouts built and installed three rectangular-shaped wood tables for Sycamore Grove Park
Fundraising event more than doubles scholarships from the prior year.
Registration is open for the Hope Hospice fundraiser at Castlewood Country Club, which challenges golfers to play 100 holes in a day.
Tony Dennis turned Pleasanton's Career Technology Education Pathway into one of the most successful in the Bay Area.
The outage was first reported at about 7:40 p.m. Monday.
Pleasanton police officers brought the Special Olympics Flame of Hope more than seven miles through town.
The TV station devoted a whole program to Pleasanton and explored its food, history, music, and human stories.
The city celebrates its birthday with a large concert at Lions Wayside Park.