Christian Trujano is a staff reporter for Embarcadero Media's East Bay Division, the Pleasanton Weekly. He primarily covers topics related to public education, school administration, and urban development, while also reporting on construction, infrastructure, and regional news in the Tri-Valley area. Christian's work has been featured in several publications, including the Pleasanton Weekly, Danville San Ramon, and NewsBreak.
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By: Christian Trujano
The Pleasanton Planning Commission voted 3-1 last week to recommend that the City Council approve a number of documents that would bring developers one step closer to beginning construction of nearly 200 new homes in East Pleasanton — and the city one step closer to annexing that project site.
By: Christian Trujano
The Pleasanton Planning Commission approved a resolution last week that would rezone two churches in the city to allow for the construction of up to 10 housing units in portions of their properties.
By: Christian Trujano
Police agencies in the Tri-Valley and Central Valley recently joined forces to arrest a pair of Stockton men allegedly responsible for residential burglaries in the region.
By: Christian Trujano
A couple who took over the Grocery Outlet in Pleasanton a couple years ago are saying goodbye to the community this week as they get set to move and take over one of the other franchise store locations in the North Bay.
By: Christian Trujano
The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees continued its discussion last Thursday on declaring almost five acres of the Donlon Elementary School field as surplus land, with most of the trustees signaling early support for selling the land and converting it into roughly two dozen single-family homes.
By: Christian Trujano
The Pleasanton City Council is set to vote Tuesday on placing a hotel tax increase measure on the November general election ballot.
By: Christian Trujano
Improvements in the Pleasanton school district's 2026-27 annual budget allowed the board of trustees to restore several staff positions last
By: Christian Trujano
A real estate company based in Danville, along with other local investors, recently paid over $10 million for an 8.4-acre parcel of land at the Stoneridge Shopping Center in Pleasanton, which includes the former Nordstrom building and a large surface parking lot.
By: Christian Trujano
Pleasanton Police Department officials acknowledged flaws in its previous automatic license plate reading system after a public records request by an Oakland-based citizens' coalition revealed that the system allowed federal agencies to have access to its data, which is a violation of state and city law.
By: Christian Trujano
Pleasanton residents will be voting on increasing the city's hotel tax rate during the Nov. 3 general election following the City Council's unanimous decision last week to place the revenue measure on the upcoming ballot.
