EBRPD board initiates studies for potential opening of Doolan Canyon to public
The East Bay Parks board agreed unanimously at a meeting last month to allow guided tours of Doolan Canyon Regional Preserve, beginning sometime in the next couple of years.
Take Us Along: A drink in Montréal
Our Tri-Valley Foodist Deborah Grossman relaxes with a well-made cocktail and lunch in Montréal’s Bar George.
Another officer sentenced for sexual abuse of inmate at infamous Dublin prison
A former health technician at the now-shuttered federal women’s prison in Dublin was sentenced Friday to 52 months behind bars for sexually abusing an inmate and lying to investigators, prosecutors said.
Concannon owners acquire boutique winery Cuda Ridge
Cuda Ridge Wines is under new ownership following an announcement by Lemmons Family Vineyards, which recently acquired the Livermore Valley boutique winery known for its small-lot, award-winning Bordeaux-style wines.
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Meyhouse Turkish cuisine and jazz club debuts in City Center
Just over a year after it was first announced and following several delays in its anticipated debut date, Meyhouse Turkish restaurant is now open for business at City Center Bishop Ranch, with tickets on sale for its jazz club performances that are set to kick off in the week ahead.
Wine Month festivities kick off in Livermore
Livermore Valley Wine Month is upon us once again with a series of events throughout May featuring local wineries.
Embarcadero Media CEO Dawes announces he will step away
Adam Dawes, who has led Embarcadero Media Foundation through stiff winds buffeting both the organization and wider media landscape, has announced that he will be stepping down as chief executive officer of the local nonprofit that publishes Livermore Vine.
Will California ever build the Delta tunnel? Major battles ahead as Newsom era nears end
In what Gov. Gavin Newsom hailed as a major milestone, his $20 billion Delta tunnel largely cleared another chokepoint — but it still faces obstacles of a different magnitude.
Danville man killed in crash on I-580 in Livermore
A crash Thursday morning on Interstate 580 in Livermore resulted in the death of a Danville man, according to authorities.
Rep reckoning: Reflections as national scandal hits Tri-Valley with Swalwell sex abuse allegations
“I tend to think the words someone uses along the way are a signal about their true character … Maybe the writing was always on the wall that Eric Swalwell would be the author of his own political downfall.”
Three Valleys Community Foundation named Nonprofit of the Year
California Sen. Jerry McNerney has selected the Three Valleys Community Foundation as the Nonprofit of the Year for his State Senate District 5.
News Digest: Downtown Pleasanton Wine Stroll | Tri-Valley Conservancy photo contest | National Day of Prayer at fairgrounds
The Pleasanton Downtown Association is hosting its annual Wine Stroll this Saturday. See that and much more in this week’s News Digest.
Who is running in key Zone 7 Water Agency election?
Those priority projects and other important decisions for Zone 7 will be made by a Board of Directors that will have at least three new members after the upcoming primary election.
LVJUSD to host town hall next week for public input on supe search
Aiming to publish the job listing early May, applications are set for review throughout the month followed by interviews during the last weekend of May, according to school board President Steven Drouin.
Livermore youth embark on ‘Ag Adventure’
Elementary school students gathered last Tuesday at the Livermore Rodeo grounds for a day of hands-on learning about agriculture and food production.
‘Funky’ Aesop: A fable-ulous family show at Las Positas College
“The Tortoise and the Hare”, “The City Mouse and the Country Mouse” and other morality tales from ancient Greek storyteller Aesop are the heart and soul of a new children’s musical from the Las Positas College theater arts team.
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