Here's how long Pleasanton's Muslim Community Center-East Bay will offer no-cost testing.
The Alameda County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.
The Golden State may not receive another gas tax hike this summer under Gov. Newsom's budget proposal. What to know.
New indoor smoking restrictions in multi-unit housing complexes will go into effect this summer in unincorporated Alameda County.
You might have seen him on TV or sipping a Miller Lite at Dublin's Outback Steakhouse, Swalwell recalled. Get details about the tribute.
Here's how you can make your voice heard as the city looks to revamp its election process.
The Pleasanton City Council passed new restrictions at complexes but remained divided over how far limits should go.
The Alameda County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.
Townhomes, condos and buildings with three or more units could be subject to new restrictions under a proposal up for discussion Tuesday.
Here's where the boundary has been redrawn in Pleasanton on the final map, which will be reviewed Tuesday.
The Alameda County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.
The public is invited to help review potential sites under consideration for rezoning and inclusion in the project's sites inventory.
As Californians grapple with a housing shortage, the state determined the Bay Area must make way for more than 441,000 new housing units.
The city seeks to address de-escalation strategies and reduce mental health detentions in a new agreement with the police department.
The move would reduce uniformed officers' response to calls involving mental health incidents and unhoused persons.
Pleasanton and other Tri-Valley cities argued that fewer housing units should be built locally and more are needed near major job centers.
Here's how long the search is expected to take and who will be filling in after City Manager Nelson Fialho retires.
Half of gun owners don't lock up all of their guns, a study found. Here's what you need to know about the new requirements.
Construction has been delayed by three years since the garage's ceremonial groundbreaking in 2018.
Accidental shootings by children killed 142 people last year and resulted in 242 injuries, according to the city.
The program seeks to reduce uniformed officers' response to calls involving mental health and unhoused persons.
The Alameda County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the late summer.
The event is likely to sell out, organizers said. Find out how to get tickets or reserve a table.
He played a role in the development of Stoneridge Shopping Center and the Hacienda Business Park, City Manager Nelson Fialho said.
A local drought emergency will likely be declared Tuesday by the council. Here's how much you could be required to cut back on water use.
The city will likely have to proceed with planning for at least 5,970 new units after its appeal was recommended for rejection.
More than 1 out of every 10 Alameda County rental households are in arrears as of early August, according to a new analysis.
The days of at-large voting, meaning anyone can vote for any candidate anywhere, may be coming to a close in Pleasanton. What to know.
The gubernatorial recall election is here. Have you dropped off your ballot?
The gubernatorial recall election that will decide Gov. Gavin Newsom's fate arrives Tuesday. Here's how to find a polling place near you.
The Alameda County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the summer.
Lake Oroville is at a historic low, but 2018 saw so much rain that the largest state-owned reservoir saw damage resulting in $1.2B repairs.
Nelson Fialho has spent 25 years working for the City of Pleasanton.
Voting in the Newsom recall election? Here's where you can drop off your ballot or vote in person.
But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.
The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Pleasanton residents.
A new analysis found more than 6 million nationwide are behind on rent, owing a total of $23 billion.
California would be a big winner under the federal infrastructure bill passed by the House Thursday, with nearly $1 billion in projects.
Some restaurants and others have an interest in added revenue, while others argue the extended seating areas affect business visibility.
Tri-Valley residents have been asked for the second time in six weeks to cut back as serious drought conditions continue in California.