With election day fast approaching, it’s not only the national level that has the possibility to change. Seats on the Pleasanton School Board are also up for election and there are new faces among the...

On the November 5 ballot, Pleasanton citizens can vote on a measure to increase the sales tax by half a cent. Known as “Ballot Measure PP,” this measure would raise Pleasanton’s sales tax from 10.25%...

For over sixteen years, the Museum on Main Street has hosted the Ghost Walk every October. The Ghost Walk is a guided tour of the haunted sites of Pleasanton, with actors lurking around every stop, waiting...

On Oct. 9, an invasive mosquito species known as Aedes aegypti was discovered near the “Birdland” and Amador Valley neighborhoods. It was the first time since 2014 that these mosquitoes appeared in...

Amador Valley High School is confronting potential budget cuts amounting to $8.6 million, prompting concerns about the impact on students, staff, and essential programs. Director of Communications Patrick...

As news broke of the delay, anticipation for Pleasanton's new Costco grew ahead of its early next year opening. First, they must complete street improvements to ensure a smooth grand opening. “I love...

Every Wednesday after the school day ends, the Valley Community Church distributes free snacks for students to enjoy. Located on Del Valle Parkway, the church is a convenient spot for all things after...

On Sept. 28, Amador’s cross country team will host the Scott Bauhs meet at Shadow Cliffs. With preparations intact, they plan on competing against at least 22 other different schools with high hopes...

On Sept. 6, the Tri-Valley Community Foundation partnered with the Firehouse Arts Center for a special screening of Stripped For Parts. It was a documentary about the disappearance of 21st-century American...

On Thursday September 12, multiple clubs from AVHS attended the PUSD School Board meeting to discuss their concerns with the School Board policy 6145. This board policy requires clubs to travel to events...

Through May 17-19, the Alameda County Fairgrounds hosted the bi-annual 626 Night Market. The night market invited hungry crowds from all over the Bay Area to enjoy the Asian-styled food and local vendors.  The...