Jeanita Lyman is a Staff Reporter at Pleasanton Weekly. A second-generation Bay Area local, she focuses on the San Ramon Valley, covering topics such as education, policing, and local history, with a keen interest in urban design and real estate development. Jeanita's work has been featured in Pleasanton Weekly, Livermore Vine, and Danville San Ramon.
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By: Jeanita Lyman
As Contra Costa County's community college district approaches its 80th anniversary with its three main campuses following not far behind, the district and its supporters are asking voters to approve a new bond measure aimed at funding infrastructure and safety upgrades.
By: Jeanita Lyman
PG&E's San Ramon facilities have been abuzz over the past month with two major media events showcasing new technological developments aimed at collectively addressing growing power demands and mitigating wildfire risk.
The SRVUSD Board of Education is gathering this week for its final meeting before graduation season in which it will discuss a number of annual reports and other items as the school year winds down.
By: Jeanita Lyman
The Danville Town Council is set to consider signing off on an agreement with state and county transit agencies plus other local communities that would allow for a ramp metering project on the I-680 corridor to move forward.
By: Jeanita Lyman
The two candidates in a relatively rare competitive race for Contra Costa Superior Court Judge Position Q have headed from the courtroom to the campaign trail in recent months, where both have reflected on their legal careers and philosophies in their platforms and in voter engagement events.
Dozens of new vendors, a dedicated space for local artists, new literary offerings and henna art are among the additions on the horizon for San Ramon at this year's Art and Wind Festival as organizers prepare for its largest iteration yet this holiday weekend.
By: Jeanita Lyman
A former leader in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints who was arrested earlier this month on child sex abuse charges returned to Alameda County Superior Court Friday to discuss bail conditions after posting the nearly $1 million required for his release.
The San Ramon City Council is poised to resume discussions about the city's commemorative flag policy that were spurred by comments from one of its members and three residents last month protesting the raising of the LGBTQ Pride Flag in June.
By: Jeanita Lyman
Kristen Connelly is facing off in the primary next week against political newcomer and Danville childcare provider Pratima Sonavne.
By: Jeanita Lyman
Community Presbyterian Church is set to expand its footprint in the town as it celebrates its 175th anniversary, with the Danville Planning Commission signing off last week on proposed development plans after nearly two hours of discussion that included a number of public comments from residents objecting to it.
