Pleasanton residents will soon begin to see construction take place at the Lions Wayside park later this month after the City ...
In summary The controversial idea of cash reparations divided even Black advocates in the legislature this year. Here’s what’s next. Still grappling with the fallout from the defeat of two bills in ...
Migrants arrive to St. Anthony’s Croatian Catholic Church in Los Angeles on two buses traveling from Texas on Sept. 19, 2023. Photo by Lauren Justice for CalMatters Good morning, Inequality Insights ...
On the hillsides of Las Positas College lay 4 acres of vineyard. In mid-August, some of the trellises bear grapes that appear ...
Main Street is gearing up for "Super Saturday" this weekend, as the Pleasanton Downtown Association has three marquee events ...
Famed French pianist Denis Pascal will accompany the Pacific Chamber Orchestra for its upcoming concerts marrying the music ...
Twin Cities country-rockers The Jayhawks have seen a lot in their day, having first made their way onto the music scene ...
The Livermore Pleasanton Fire Department quickly extinguished a small brush fire near the Bernal Community Park in Pleasanton ...
Feds look to Go Green: Pleasanton nonprofit gets $7.9M grant to address air pollution inside schools
With its $7.9 million grant, Go Green Initiative will partner with NSBA and its state affiliates on a five-year program to improve air quality inside classrooms and other buildings at low-income and ...
Bills affecting specific economic sectors are, in some respects, the bread and butter of state legislative sessions, because they tend to have hefty financial consequences and when they pop up, the ...
"The nonprofit sector is under immense pressures that differ significantly from those of the for-profit world. For too long, ...
The stage is officially set for Pleasanton residents to begin mulling over whether they should approve a half-cent sales tax ...
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