Livermore, United States (Local)
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David Jen's coverage focuses heavily on local government, infrastructure, water management, environmental conservation, and urban planning. He seems to be particularly interested in announcements and developments within these areas.
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Named after NASA's first chief astronomer, the "mother of the Hubble Space Telescope," the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will potentially observe a billion galaxies over its operational life. A new observational method developed in part by scientists at LLNL will allow the telescope to catalog elusive neutron stars. (Rendering courtesy of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio)
TRI-VALLEY — Federal rules regulating forever chemicals in drinking water may disappear this summer. But the Tri-Valley's Zone 7 Water Agency reaffirmed its commitment to safe drinking water and stricter state standards.
PLEASANTON — Plans to build houses in the hills west of Devany Canyon is moving forward.
Pleasanton’s Patel family proposed demolishing the two-story office building at 231 Old Bernal Avenue to build a family house. The proposal was recently denied in a 3-1 vote by planning commissioners. (Photo — David Jen)
By: David Jen
TRI-VALLEY — The Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) agency improved its financial position in recent months. But it still expects to operate at a deficit for the next five years,
By: David Jen
TRI-VALLEY — Alameda County will explore participation in California’s statewide trail system, although wildlife conservationists caution against the impacts of such trails.
By: David Jen
Studies Show Hayward Quakes Hitting the Tri-Valley Harder Than Anticipated
TRI-VALLEY — An effort to classify the Alameda-Tesla property as a state reserve has for now thwarted plans for a multi-use, east-west trail through the property.
Single-family Households Face 26% Jump in 2027, and Steady Increases
TRI-VALLEY — Alameda County’s District 1, which includes part of the Tri-Valley, will spend $149,100 to explore possible changes to a 25-year-old policy that preserves open space by limiting development on rural land.
