The owner of a former Pleasanton specialty car dealership is out of jail as of last week after being granted bail, which was set at $4 million, amid outcry from his alleged victims in court.

The San Ramon City Council is set to continue discussions on the city's budget for the next fiscal year as it contends with ...

The Danville Town Council is set to vote next week on the appointment of a new town manager as Joe Calabrigo prepares for ...

The Pleasanton Weekly, Livermore Vine and DanvilleSanRamon.com are embarking on a cover story series in 2025 examining the downtowns throughout the Tri-Valley. Our project continues this week with ...

Amid the growing use of electronic bicycles throughout the Tri-Valley – particularly by young people – the Danville Police ...

Three Tri-Valley students were in Washington DC this week to compete in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, marking the first ...

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Prosecutors will not file DUI charges against California Sen. Sabrina Cervantes, after a blood test showed she had “no ...

Diablo Valley College is set to be under new leadership soon following a months-long search for a new president amid its ...

School districts and CIF should work together and try to come up with a school calendar where everyone is covered. The reality: It must be tough, as this is a problem every year." ...

The Pleasanton Planning Commission will be voting this Wednesday on approving an application for Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley to construct a three story building, new water and wastewater storage ...

The clock seems to be ticking on Pleasanton's lone Rite Aid amid the corporation's bankruptcy proceedings, but for now the store and its pharmacy on Hopyard Road remain open with no firm closure date ...

Pleasanton finds itself as the lone Tri-Valley city on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's new list of obstructive sanctuary jurisdictions – and the city administration is unclear exactly why.