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
More than six years after it was forced to shut down its on-site preschool amid the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, St. Timothy's Episcopal Church is hoping to bring the service back to its premises with a hearing at this week's Danville Planning Commission meeting.
By: Jeanita Lyman
SRVUSD chief business officer Danny Hillman is set to present his final proposed budget to the school board this week amid his pending departure from the district, with the board poised to appoint his successor the same evening.
The Danville Town Council is taking additional steps this month to address growing concerns about e-bike safety and enforcement issues in the region, particularly related to youth riders and unregulated "e-motorcycles" that have been at the center of public outcry as the vehicles gain popularity.
By: Jeanita Lyman
The town of Danville is celebrating the next step of construction on its Diablo Road multi-use trail project while advising drivers to anticipate traffic impacts related to the new phase of the project starting Monday.
By: Jeanita Lyman
The San Ramon City Council voted this week to increase the voluntary campaign spending limits in this year's election for mayor and two city council seats, with the goal of accounting for inflation and other costs despite generally minimal campaign expenses in recent city elections.
The SRVUSD Board of Education is poised to vote on adopting a final budget for the coming fiscal year along with a number of related items, including its annual Special Education Local Plan Area budget, its Local Control and Accountability Plan and bargaining unit agreements.
The Contra Costa Community College District is preparing to continue tightening its belt in the coming budget cycle after Measure G failed to pass the 55% majority threshold necessary to pass in this month's primary election.
San Ramon Valley residents are set to hear from their state senator this week, with Tim Grayson holding a meet and greet event aimed at centering on the top priorities for his local constituents.
The San Ramon Police Department announced this week that it had arrested two suspects earlier in the month and recovered more than $45,000 in sunglasses allegedly stolen from City Center.
The Danville Town Council continued its efforts this week to curtail e-bike safety concerns raised by a swath of local residents – many of whom were in attendance at the most recent council meeting – by moving forward with a prohibition on the use of motorized vehicles and a speed limit for all vehicles on trails outside of park grounds.
