Christian Trujano

Ursula Jones Dickson reacted to her victory in the Alameda County district attorney election Monday after the county's latest results update that day showed the incumbent with an insurmountable lead.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A recent Pleasanton Unified School District Policy Committee discussion about increasing the Board of Trustees' stipends was met with pushback from residents who thought it was not the appropriate time to talk about pay raises for the school board members amid the financial challenges the district is currently facing.

The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees will be looking to approve a new memorandum of understanding with the California State University Chancellor's Office during Thursday's board meeting, which would allow PUSD to participate in the CSU Direct Admissions Program.

The Pleasanton City Council will be reviewing an application Tuesday to rebrand the Sunoco gas station, located on the corner of First and Ray Street, to a Shell Gas station.

The city of Pleasanton recently celebrated its newest public art installation, “The Don Lewis Harmonic Symphony”, which involves a row of playable instruments gathered in front of an abstract sculpture of the late performer, composer and synthesizer pioneer.

New interactive Delucchi Park installation invites residents to create music, while celebrating the legacy of a local legend

With the vast majority of ballots tallied as of last Friday, it's now clear that Cheryl Cook-Kallio will remain in her seat as the Alameda County Board of Education Area 7 trustee for another four years.

After months of discussing cuts and reductions to a budget that was negatively certified since the beginning of this year, the Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees received some good news last week about next year's financial outlook.

Last month a group of high school students asked the Pleasanton Unified School District to pass a "Advancing Climate Resilience through Climate Literacy" resolution, which the board unanimously approved, that would affirm the the importance of teaching students about the causes and impacts of climate change and the actions needed to address it.

The city of Pleasanton will be featured on national television this Saturday morning as part of a new educational series called “Now We Know with Steve Guttenberg” on CNBC.