Party People Invited To Pleasanton's 125th Birthday Bash

Officials from the Pleasanton Downtown ​Association are excited about throwing "the best birthday party ever."

Alameda Co. Residents 'Less Safe,' Supes To Blame: Grand Jury

Nearly $5 million in U.S. Department of Homeland Security funds were shifted away from Alameda County's Urban Shield program.

Arguments On Trump's $1 Billion Wall Spend In SF Appeals Court

If the federal appeals court sides with the administration Thursday, the government could begin spending the money.

Gig Workers Rally In Support Of AB 5 As Uber, Lyft Resist

Assembly Bill 5​​ would require companies to designate most independent contractors as employees.

Longtime Supervisor Scott Haggerty Decides Against Reelection Bid

Haggerty's district includes the cities of Livermore and Dublin, most of the city of Fremont, and unincorporated areas of East Alameda Co.

Elder Abuse Eyed In Pleasanton, Across Alameda County

"Elder abuse comes in different forms including emotional, financial, sexual and physical, as well as neglect and abandonment."

Alameda Co. Fire Chief Appointed To State Board of Fire Services

The appointment was made by Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Elderly Woman Found Safe After Wandering From Her Pleasanton Home

aDonna Cloud, who suffers from dementia, went missing after leaving her Minivet Court home on foot.

‘Need To Impeach Town Hall’ Will Be Held In Pleasanton

The event is intended to urge Congressman Eric Swalwell to push to start impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.

Library, Recreation Department Inclusion Services Program

All meetings will be held at the City of Pleasanton Council Chambers.

City Councils Approve Resolution On Housing, Policy Framework

The cities have already begun working together to identify and track the housing-related legislation that will impact the region.

Pleasanton City Council Approves Work Plan For 2019-2020

Nearly 90 proposed objectives, ranging from new initiatives to ongoing projects, were brought forward for consideration.

Supes Re-Affirm Sweeping Changes To 'Urban Shield' Program

Among the approved changes are eliminating military-type SWAT teams and competition from the annual exercises.

This Week's 'Mayor's Report' With Host Catharine Baker

The show airs on Channel 30 and features one-on-one interviews with the Mayors of Dublin, Livermore, and Pleasanton. Courtesy Tri-Valley TV

Council Approves Resolution Supporting Housing, Policy Framework

Pleasanton is the first to adopt a resolution supporting the Tri-Valley Cities Housing, Policy Framework to address the housing crisis.

Hundreds Gather For Tri-Valley Women's March, Rally

‘We are the #WomensWave.’

Did The Daylight Saving Time Measure Pass?

Proposition 7 puts an end to the annual "Fall Back" and "Spring Forward" clock changes.

Pleasanton City Council Race: 2018 Election Results

Check here on election night for live results as they come in.

'Keep Our City Fiscally Responsible': Pleasanton Letter To Editor

Pleasanton resident Matt DePretis says he will vote for Kathy Narum.

Resident Wants Voters To Be Informed: Pleasanton Letter To Editor

Susan Hayes asks voters to watch Tri-Valley Community Television's two election specials.

Resident Concerned About Public Safety: Letter To Editor

Resident Brock Roby says Kathy Narum is dedicated to keeping Pleasanton safe.

'Narum Prioritizes Environmental Improvements': Letter To Editor

Pleasanton resident Jill Buck says Kathy Narum has her vote.

Resident Wants 'Experience And Fresh Ideas': Letter To Editor

A Pleasanton resident says she plans to vote for Kathy Narum and Joseph Ledoux on November 6.

Resident Says Narum 'Preserves Quality Of life In Pleasanton'

David Rhodes wants Kathy Narum re-elected.

Resident Likes Kathy Narum For City Council: Letter To Editor

Resident Lisa Brown calls Kathy Narum's position on planning for the east side of Pleasanton "sensible."

Council Approves Revisions To Development Impact Fees

The Pleasanton City Council has voted to approve the revisions to the current development impact fees for the city.

Resident Supports Kathy Narum For City Council: Letter To Editor

David Nagler, the Chair of the Pleasanton Planning Commission, says Narum "make decisions based upon the facts."

Community Invited To Candidates' Forum In Pleasanton

The free forum is open to the public and will be held at the Pleasanton City Council Chambers.

Resident Wants Kathy Narum Re-Elected: Letter To Editor

Resident Amit Raman says Narum is "committed to championing a solution that encompasses every local resource possible" for schools.

Filing Period Extended For Open Council Seat In Pleasanton

Interested residents must file nomination papers for the General Municipal Election by the new deadline, August 15.

Nomination Period For Municipal Officers Opens Soon

Pleasanton residents will cast their ballots for a mayor and two members of the city council in the election on November 6, 2018.

‘Families Belong Together Rally’ Planned In Pleasanton

Organizers say they want lawmakers to keep families together.

Pleasanton DMV Will Be Open Saturday, June 23

The local office is among 43 in the state that will operate two Saturdays a month beginning in July.

Council Adopts Mid-Term Budget, Capital Improvements

The mid-term budget update is based on estimates of current financial conditions for the second year in the City’s two-year budget cycle.

REAL-TIME RESULTS: Alameda County's 2018 Primary Election Races

Patch's live roundup of Tuesday's election results from across Alameda County in the primary election for June 5, 2018.

Workshop For Potential Candidates Who Want To Run For Office

​The City of Pleasanton will be holding a workshop for anyone interested in running for local office in the upcoming general election.

Zone 7 Election Special To Air On TV30

Tune into TV30 for an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates running for the Zone 7 Board of Directors.

Attorney Calls For Dismissal of Gun Charges Against Garcia Zarate

Jose Inez Garcia Zarate was acquitted last year of killing Pleasanton native Kate Steinle on a San Francisco pier on July 1, 2015.

Gun-Safety Forum & Vigil Planned In Tri-Valley

Public invited to student-led event Friday, April 20 in downtown Pleasanton, along with a vigil commemoration to Columbine shooting victims.

Supes Vote To Fund Urban Shield For Only 1 More Year

Supervisor Keith Carson, who authored the motion, said, "The term 'urban shield' is volatile." The vote came after an "emotional" meeting.