Pleasanton Library Opens Monday With Reduced Hours

The library will now be open 48 rather than 62 hours a week.

Pleasanton Approves $700K In Housing & Human Services Grants

The money, which comes from a combination of federal, state, and local sources, is donated to nonprofits that help people in need.

Pleasanton Council To Review Project Priorities

Council members will review 82 potential projects, and decide which ones are the most important in a time of limited resources.

Pleasanton Councilmember Julie Testa Named New LAVTA Board Chair

Councilmember Testa will take over as head of the Livermore Amador Valley Transit Authority Board.

Pleasanton To Pursue Layoffs, Cut Library Hours: Report

Amid budget shortfalls, city workers will be laid off for the first time in 100 years.

Pleasanton Assistant City Manager Pamela Ott Retiring; Alexa Jeffress To Take Her Spot

Ott leaves after more than 20 years with the city. She will be replaced by Deputy City Manager Alexa Jeffress.

Pleasanton Council To Review Proposed Budget

The council will review proposed budgets for two years and a five-year Capital Improvement Plan aimed at closing a $12 million deficit.

Pleasanton Launches FlashVote, Online Survey Tool

Pleasanton residents will now be able to complete quick surveys on a number of topics to help drive city policy.

Proposed Pleasanton Water Plan Would Eliminate Senior Discount

The Pleasanton City Council will vote on a plan that would scrap the senior discount and raise rates for low-usage households.

May Day Protest Planned In Pleasanton

The May Day event is the latest of many anti-Trump rallies across the Tri-Valley.

Pleasanton To Approve $1.2M Storm Drain Project On Puri Court

The contract aims to reduce flooding on Puri Court with new 48-inch pipe and culvert installation

Pleasanton City Council Hosting Meeting On $8M In Proposed Cuts

Potential cuts include closing the library two days a week, and canceling the Hometown Holiday Parade and Movies in the Park.

Alameda County Fairgrounds Racetrack Closure Forces Hundreds To Find New Homes

"We don't know what to do. What we need is help and support," Vicky told CBS News Bay Area through an interpreter.

Pleasanton Council To Discuss 697-Unit East Lakes Project

The proposed site would build 697 units on land currently part of the Livermore Airport Protection Area, and include senior housing.

Pleasanton City Council Approves Plan Likely To Raise Water Rates

The council approved a plan for water repairs that is estimated to cost $73.2 million over five years.

Pleasanton Launches Website For Feedback On $7M Budget Cuts

The city needs to cut $7 million, and a new website provides information, videos of city meetings, and solicits resident feedback.

Pleasanton Downtown Association Names New Director

Pleasanton native Gabrielle Welk spent four years as PDA's events director.

Pleasanton To Consider Future Water Rate Hikes

The city council will review a staff recommendation for further hikes from 2026-29, but will not vote for a few more months.

Sen. Jerry McNerney Introduces Bill To Clean Up PFAs In Water

Senate Bill 454 proposes a special fund to help clean up 'forever chemicals' from the drinking supply.

Pleasanton City Council To Review Mid-Year Budget

The Pleasanton City Council will meet Tuesday to review the city's Fiscal Year 2024/25 Mid-Year Budget Update and propose budget amendments.

Pleasanton Recruiting For Commission & Committee Members

Vacancies are open on the Parks and Recreation Commission, Planning Commission, Library Commission, and more.

15 Applicants Vie To Replace Ousted Alameda DA Pamela Price

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors will choose finalists from a list of 15 applicants to serve as district attorney until next year.

Pleasanton Kicks Off 2-Year Budget Talks This Week

The City Council is beginning work on Pleasanton's next budget and will make adjustments based on community feedback in the coming months.

‘It's Living Hell': Nurses Say A California Addiction Recovery Program Ended Their Careers

CA nurses say a program managed by their licensing board has become a trap that drives them out of their career and into debt.

Pleasanton Considering Public Safety Cuts Due To Budget Issues

"We chose this area because it was one of the safer areas to run a small business," local business owner Wendi Schulte said.

Pleasanton Council To Consider Mixed-Use Development On Barone's Site

The council will consider a plan to tear down Barone's Restaurant and build homes, retail, a public plaza.

Pleasanton City Council To Hear FY 2023-24 Year-End Budget

Despite a surplus, the city still projects major financial hurdles ahead.

Pleasanton Election: PUSD Race Very Close

Just 119 votes separate two candidates in a school board race.

Pleasanton Race: Updated Totals, Congressional, Presidential Votes

See where the Pleasanton candidates stand, what some have to say, and how Alameda County voted on statewide and national races.

Pleasanton Results: Balch, Eicher, Gaidos Ahead, Measure PP Behind

Pleasanton voters seem ready for a new start, with two incumbents and the ballot measure they advocated for trailing.

Pleasanton Voter Guide 2024: All You Need To Know

The fateful day is finally here. Here's everything you need to know about the candidates, measures, and voting.

Dozens Of Karla Brown Yard Signs Stolen In Pleasanton

Police say they are investigating the theft of around 50 signs for Karla Brown, as well as other local and national candidates.

Pleasanton Voters: How To Track Your Ballot

Thousands are registered to vote in Pleasanton. Here’s a step-by-step guide to track your votes.

Pleasanton Community Academy Applications Open

The annual academy teaches residents about the inner workings of their government.

Letter To The Editor: Jen Flynn For Pleasanton School Board

Letter from Andrea Wilson.

Letter To The Editor: Jen Flynn For School Board Area 4

Letter from Steve Maher.

Letter To The Editor: Harris & Flynn For PUSD Board

Letter from Mark Miller.

Letter To The Editor: Jen Flynn For Pleasanton School Board 4

Letter from Mojy Shariaty.

Students At Pleasanton School Rally To Increase Voter Registration Among Youth

A study from Statista found that just 49% of Americans aged 18-to-24 were registered to vote in the 2022 mid-term elections.

Pleasanton Election Focuses On Taxes, Water, Crime & More

Learn more about some of the top candidates and issues on this year's ballot.