Spotted on the Pleasanton calendar: Texas Hold'em Fundraiser for Calpaws K9 Rescue
Spotted on the Pleasanton calendar: An Evening with Nicolas Bearde: From Ballads to Blues
AVHS senior Aarush Tahiliani was named the 2026 recipient for his academic record and community leadership.
Coming up on the Pleasanton Patch calendar: Pop In for Popsicles with Congressional Candidate Sheriene
Spotted on the Pleasanton calendar: Pop In for Popsicles with Congressional Candidate Sheriene
A countywide procession traveled along I-580 Thursday as World Trade Center steel arrived in Pleasanton for a commemorative exhibit.
Foothill students won Lockheed Martin’s nationwide challenge with a scalable nuclear energy concept for Mars settlement.
Students sampled international foods, explored global traditions and created cultural displays representing countries around the world.
A webinar by Christopher Martell, PhD Simultaneous Spanish and Chinese Interpretation Available Presented by the Alan Hu Foundation
Niles Canyon Road in Sunol will close nightly for the next few weeks as crews begin replacing a 1939, Caltrans said.
Awards honor the life and legacy of Juanita Haugen, long-time School board member in Pleasanton.
The long-running proposal includes 30 homes, a new regional park staging area and annexation into city limits.
Detectives believe there may be additional victims and are asking the public for information.
Labor Day Weekend (Sept. 5 & 6) 2026 at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton
Eight Pleasanton students received $2500 scholarships sponsored by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Walnut Grove Elementary School is adding a TK campus with two classrooms and a new outdoor play yard.
Pleasanton-Area Retirement Community Stands Out Among East Bay’s Best for Care, Lifestyle, and Resident Experience
Improvements include upgraded lighting, sound, and an ADA-accessible pathway to the stadium.
The same hospital received an A in fall 2025.
At least four suspects used hammers, pick axes and pepper spray during the robbery, according to reports.
Balch launched his re-election bid as Pleasanton faces ongoing budget challenges and service cuts.
Patch reached out to all CA-14 candidates to hear about their ideas for the district.
The Pleasanton City Council will hear an update on local crime trends, and review an MOU between the city and police union.
Pleasanton voters will weigh in on their governor, member of Congress, assemblymember, and more.
Local officials will mark the overhaul of the 200-unit Ridgeview Commons community Wednesday following extensive upgrades.
Bill Rudolph’s service includes work with Museum on Main, Alviso Adobe, Cornerstone Church as well as mentoring college students.
The winners of the Community of Character scholarships were announced.
Alameda Councilmember Greg Moller surprised the mayor by asking to delay a consent calendar approving Gerry Beaudin as the new city manager.
The right lanes of northbound I-680 are blocked near Sunol after a big rig overturned, CHP said.
Fourteen Pleasanton students built a fuel-efficient vehicle from scratch — and took it all the way to a national stage.
A proposed update would loosen rules to allow more towers and small cells, while aiming to limit the visual impact.
This year’s Juanita Haugen Community Service Awards go to Greg Thome, JoAnn Weser, Bill Rudolph and the Alan Hu Foundation.
The workshops are offered in partnership with Bike East Bay and are open to all levels. The first session is Saturday.
For the second year in a row, Pleasanton student Rithvi Balajee qualified for the prestigious national spelling bee in Washington.
Apparel retailer Hollister and two Japanese food spots are set to open later this year in Pleasanton.
The city's Earth and Arbor Day Festival will feature a community expo, games, giveaways, and tips for living a sustainable lifestyle.
The new center will comprise three new buildings to support Village High School, Pleasanton Virtual Academy, and Adult Transition Options.
For Rick’s Eagle Scout service project, he built two potting storage work benches for Assumption School’s Sustainable Classroom
The 29th annual Youth Excellence in Arts Awards honored exceptional young writers, artists, and musicians.
A webinar by Celeste Campos-Castillo, PhD Presented by the Alan Hu Foundation