A growing number of Pleasanton residents are calling for the city to implement stronger data privacy guardrails for the fleet of robots that are currently assessing hundreds of streets and roads — ...
There are very few givens in the local prep sports scene, but one that certainly seems to ring true every year – the Foothill High girls' volleyball team will be the thick of things at the end of the ...
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Oasis Restaurant & Wine Lounge will close for about two weeks starting Oct. 15 as it relocates to a new space down the street at the Pleasanton Hotel.
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. The room is dim, the background music crooning, the vibe suggestive. Two young women (hair dyed, faces pierced) sit in ...
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. In a world increasingly concerned about serious risks from artificial intelligence, policymakers trying to mitigate ...
Pleasanton Weekly associate publisher and editorial director Jeremy Walsh enjoys a morning on the beach on O’ahu during a family vacation to Hawaii in May. To submit your “Take Us Along” entry, email ...
More than 200 craftspeople will display and sell their art, pottery, jewelry, garden decor and more this Saturday at the 35th ...
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Sacramento State political science professor Kim Nalder was working out at a Sacramento gym in 2003 when she overheard ...
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Even in Bakersfield, the heart of conservative California, insurgent populism is having a moment.  Exhibit A: The ...
The inaugural "Plays for Hope" fundraiser held at The Club at Castlewood over three days this summer generated more than $450,000 to benefit Hope Hospice.
Negotiators for Alameda County and the nonprofit fair association have agreed to three significant changes in their long-term contract for the fairgrounds in Pleasanton, Supervisor David Haubert told ...