Christian Trujano

After finding out about an ongoing problem of Pleasanton Unified School District students — who are not Black or African American — using a racial slur and saying derogatory things to students of color, the Board of Trustees updated its board policy last Thursday as a way to begin addressing those issues.

The Pleasanton City Council will be voting on certain financing documents and actions in connection with the issuance of $19 million in water revenue bonds that would help pay for several improvement projects for the city's water system during Tuesday's council meeting.

The Pleasanton Police Department has confirmed that the family of four who died in a single-vehicle car crash last month did not own the electric vehicle they were driving and it now appears that same car might have previously had issues with losing control of the steering, according to a complaint filed with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

A Pleasanton resident shares his experience of his family not being able to get through to 911 during an attempted carjacking and a delayed police response time.

The Pleasanton Unified School District Board of Trustees will be voting on two separate resolutions on Thursday that would allow Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Ahmad Sheikholeslami to issue final layoff notices to a number of certificated and classified employees.

Staff say this will allow city to fund near-term water system improvements, Water Supply Alternative Project design

Is it possible for a group of seniors who live at the Stoneridge Creek senior living community to travel on a subway, argue while driving a truck and have lover spats on a cruise all at the same time? The answer is yes, and all while being in the same room thanks to improv.

Hearst teacher Paige Saunders, Foothill head custodian Richard Leal reflect on recognitions

Bicycles serve as easy exercise option — but without proper infrastructure, older folks may be dissuaded from riding in city

Police say the suspect had allegedly ‘threatened violence’ when confronted by staff