Aly Brown

The council this week received a presentation on the Comprehensive General Plan Update and provided feedback for the General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) and staff during the land-use

The city council this week agreed to let voters decide whether to amend the South Livermore Urban Growth Boundary to allow for a sewer extension to Wine Country.

The city council this week received a 20-year report on Measure D, which was passed by voters in 2000 to protect agriculture and open space from urban sprawl

The Jewish Culture School, sponsored by Tri-Valley Cultural Jews, will focus on Jews Around the World, during its 2022 to 2023 school year.

The community recently raised $75,000 to support a nonprofit organization providing permanent housing for people who have experienced homelessness.

Christian Youth Theater (CYT) enjoyed a successful run with Shrek The Musical at Livermore High School. The six performances ran June 16 to 19, with nearly 60 students between the

LIVERMORE — The city council unanimously approved revisions to the downtown hotel plan by 2205 Railroad Avenue LLC, also known by its parent company Presidio.

LIVERMORE — The City of Livermore filed a request last week asking the California Supreme Court to de-publish the appellate court opinion in the case of Save the Hill Group

LIVERMORE — Following the comments of numerous public speakers, the city council this week unanimously agreed to add an “Unsafe Storage of Firearms” provision to address the safe storage of

LIVERMORE — After years of fighting to save a portion of open space in Livermore from development, residents in Livermore found victory last week when a three-judge panel on the

PLEASANTON — This week would have been the first in-person State of the City address for Mayor Karla Brown since her election to her seat in November 2020.

During a Livermore Community Asset Management Program (CAMP) meeting this week, the committee discussed the status of the city’s assets, which received “health grades” ranging from A to F.

Alameda County — With the last unit occupied at Goodness Village in recent weeks, Executive Director Kim Curtis now aims to raise funds to build a new community center and

Alameda County — On the heels of Tesla Park’s preservation in September, both local officials and stakeholders submitted a letter to the state, requesting involvement in the planning process for

LIVERMORE — Following a call-out from a public speaker, the city council this week pulled an item from the consent calendar and requested staff to review its options for purchasing

Alameda County — With the Women’s Health Protection Act of 2021 (WHPA) introduced in the House, Rep. Eric Swalwell (CA-15) recently visited an Alameda County Planned Parenthood facility to show

LIVERMORE — In a unanimous decision this week, the city council approved resolutions that could establish the Livermore Valley Wine Heritage District (LVWHD) — expected to generate $693,000 in its

PLEASANTON — Following a listening session between the parents of Jacob Bauer, who died in police custody in 2018, and Chief of Police David Swing, the Pleasanton Police Department (PPD)

Alameda County — As the Alameda County Board of Supervisors considers how to redraw supervisorial districts this year, both elected officials and constituents alike have called for the public to

PLEASANTON — The city council’s decision to abandon discussions on turning a grassy park into a parking lot recently granted the wishes of a neighborhood activist group.