David Jen

PLEASANTON — Mayor Karla Brown is seeking a second term as Mayor of Pleasanton, presenting herself as a proven leader who has steered the city through pandemic recovery, historic inflation and the revelation of city financial troubles.

Planning Group Considers Growth, Traffic Enforcement, and Pedestrian/Bike Safety

PLEASANTON — Some city residents must endure another three years of frequent power outages as Pacific Gas & Electric works to upgrade its equipment.

PLEASANTON — Pleasanton’s districts 2 and 4 will elect their first councilmembers this year as the city council completes its transition from an at-large system to a district-based one.

PLEASANTON — Some city residents must endure another three years of frequent power outages as Pacific Gas & Electric works to upgrade its equipment.

The Zone 7 Water Agency committed another $6.6 million through 2027 to the Delta Conveyance Project (DCP), despite concerns that other project partners might still withdraw. The funds will go toward planning, permitting and pre-construction work for the project, which is expected to be completed in 2045.

Former lab scientist Joseph Grcar is challenging Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Director Melissa Hernandez for the District 5 seat, to which she was appointed in May following the abrupt resignation of Director John McPartland.

On Oct. 25, the State Water Resources Control Board released regulatory options intended to protect beneficial uses of the waterways that feed much of the Tri-Valley’s water supply.

A change in leadership in Pleasanton and passage of ballot measures in Dublin are just two likely outcomes of the Nov. 5 general election in Tri-Valley.

The Tri-Valley stands to play an important part in green technology as California moves closer to its mid-century climate goals, according to a recent survey conducted by FM3 Research.