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Not too late for a spot in Pleasanton's holiday parade
The parade begins at 5:30 p.m. on Dec. 5, and concludes with a tree lighting ceremony and visit from Santa.
Bone marrow drive Saturday for Pleasanton woman
The drive is to help Pleasanton resident Janet Liang and to help raise awareness about the need for more ethnic minorities to register with the national bone marrow donor registry.
After 34 years, death of Oakland woman found in Pleasanton solved
The 34-year-old mystery of how Karen Rose Robinson died has been solved. Heroin, not a person, killed her.
Around Pleasanton: Writing their own love story
Gregg Flaherty of Sonoma and Karen Pavlick Michel of Los Angeles were sweethearts in high school in Pleasanton and got back together just before their 30th high school reunion.
Pleasanton planning commission approves additional days for nighttime music and dancing.
The planning commission on Wednesday night unanimously approved a request from the owners of Redcoats British Pub and Restaurant to have DJ music and dancing from 9 p.m. to midnight Wednesdays and Thursdays.
BART to Livermore could draw up to 31,000 riders a day
The first in a series of workshops organized by city officials to gauge public opinion on future Livermore BART station sites held some surprises.
Study: New device improves heart failure survival
It could become the first one of these devices to be widely used as a permanent treatment.
Hometown Hero: Pleasanton breast cancer survivor creates cookbooks for research money
Janice Stompro attacked her breast cancer aggressively after her diagnosis. She underwent a double mastectomy and four months of chemotherapy, crediting the latest technologies with also saving her mother from the disease.
Frost warning issued for overnight in Pleasanton, Tri-Valley
The National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory for the Bay Area on Monday from 3 a.m. to 8 a.m. although the official forecast still predicts a low temperature of 38 degrees overnight for Pleasanton and the Tri-Valley. That was also the prediction last night but at 6 a.m. some thermometers in Pleasanton were near the freezing mark at 33 ...
Pleasanton looks at a new $71 million library/civic center complex
The little things leave them envious. An extra electrical outlet, a place inside to store chairs and a conference room that does not double as a book repair station are a few of the things Julie Farnsworth and her staff long for.
Like a vision from a bygone era, the 1965 Pontiac GTO rumbles out of its garage ready to tear up California streets.
Pleasanton seeks members for land-use task force
TASK FORCE MEMBERS SOUGHT: The city of Pleasanton is accepting applications from residents interested in joining the Hacienda Planned Unit Development Modification Task Force.
Tracy soldier's name added to War Memorial wall in somber ceremony
A somber ceremony Wednesday marked another heart-rending milestone for Tracy: The name of the first Tracy soldier to die in Afghanistan was added to the War Memorial wall.
City attorney takes job in Pleasanton
San Luis Obispo City Attorney Jonathan Lowell has announced he will leave his position to become city attorney in the Bay Area community of Pleasanton, bringing to three the number of top officials who will leave the city's administration in 2010.
Pleasanton school trustees to choose a search firm to help find a new superintendent
Pleasanton school trustees are expected to select a search firm to help find a successor for superintendent John Casey, who is retiring at the end of the school year.
YouTube video on Pleasanton running for Grand Prize
Schools & Kids , posted by Nicole D., a member of the Fairlands Elementary School community, on Nov 6, 2009 at 10:48 pm I have some exciting news to share, and I need your help! I recently created a short video about Pleasanton.
Despite vaccine shortage, swine flu clinics to begin Saturday
McNerney takes aim at estate tax
Acknowledging that it will be a "tough sell," Rep. Jerry McNerney, D-Pleasanton, introduced legislation Wednesday that he says would cut estate taxes for family farms and small businesses nationwide by more than $233 billion in 2011.
Pleasanton Urged to Add School Nurses
The Pleasanton School Board has been asked to do what it can to add more credentialed nurses to the district staff.
Pleasanton residents set to join planning process
Pleasanton city officials kept their promise - albeit late - to include residents' input on future commercial and residential development plans for the area near the Hacienda BART station.
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