Jeanita Lyman is a staff reporter for the Danville San Ramon and Pleasanton Weekly newspapers. With a focus on local news in the Danville area of California, Jeanita covers a range of topics including city council decisions, community events, and local initiatives. Her reporting aims to keep residents informed and engaged with the happenings in their community.
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Council opts to forego special election; applications open to succeed Armstrong following his elevation to mayor
By: Jeremy Walsh
Owner seeks extension after application’s approval in 2022, points to landslide on neighboring property as reason for delay
Town staff recommend rejecting two appeals from residents over concerns about traffic, parking
Proposed cuts to be discussed following annual organizational workshop; board to consider taking action at January meeting
Developers get additional time to address landslide issues before construction of Windflower Fields townhomes
By: Jeanita Lyman
Two students at the San Ramon Valley Unified School District are among the gold medal winners in this year's World Tap Dance Championships, also known as the "Olympics of tap dance." See that and more in Community Briefs...
By: Jeanita Lyman
The Tri-Valley is set to be home to a new senior health care facility early in the coming months, with the Program for All Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) Center in Livermore announcing this month its selection for interior design and an early 2025 grand opening.
Council upholds Planning Commission’s previous approval of project amid two appeals following hours-long discussion
Shelley Clark takes reins as president from fellow incumbent Laura Bratt after rejoining board for their second terms
‘Everyone Loves it Here’ according to rebrand from tourism district following its five-year renewal in early 2024
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