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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Applications are now open for the fall session of San Ramon's Community Planning Academy. See that and more in Community Briefs...
By: Jeanita Lyman
The ongoing saga of Blackhawk Plaza's troubles amid tenant vacancies, turnovers, and multiple legal proceedings including its owners' bankruptcy came home to roost in recent weeks as the longstanding pond closed for repairs just before the start of summer.
Blackhawk Plaza is set to hit the market in the near future amid ongoing maintenance and tenancy issues on the ground and its current owner's financial troubles coming to a head in bankruptcy court.
The official start of the new academic and fiscal year for the San Ramon Valley Unified School District July 1 ushered in a number of contract changes throughout the district and marked the first day of work for four new principals.
Following months of recruitment and a series of interviews that are set to continue ahead of the regular Danville Town Council meeting this week, the town is poised to finalize appointments for nearly a dozen seats on local and county advisory bodies.
By: Jeanita Lyman
The San Ramon Planning Commission is set to consider a second extension request by the developers for a planned housing project set to replace the longstanding Golden Skate rink, which closed last year following its manager's death.
One of several new housing projects on the horizon for San Ramon's Bishop Ranch is one step closer to fruition, with homebuilder Lennar announced Monday as the developer for the 255-unit Canopy project approved by the city late last year.
By: Jeanita Lyman
The Tri-Valley and Alameda County at-large were at the center of conversations at the State Senate last week, in which a proposed bill that has come under fire by some local officials nonetheless moved through the legislature and one step closer to the governor's desk.
The Iron Horse Trail's role in transportation along the I-680 corridor is starting to come into focus after decades of proposals and debates.
By: Jeanita Lyman
The future of the property on San Ramon Valley Boulevard has been determined, and it does not include the masonry store that has been in operation for decades as the city has grown around it.
