Jeremy Walsh is the Online Editor for the Pleasanton Weekly, a local news outlet in Pleasanton, California. With a background in journalism and a passion for sports and entertainment, Jeremy covers a variety of local news stories, including traffic incidents, community events, and feature articles. His work has also been featured in the Danville San Ramon and Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Jeremy Walsh focuses on local news, particularly in Pleasanton and the surrounding California area. His coverage heavily features breaking news, events, and evolving stories related to entertainment, crime, family & relationships.
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Hot-rodding weekend featuring muscle machines, indoor displays, Vettes for Vets and more
By: Jeremy Walsh
Local couple were celebrating anniversary, retirement on joint ride when struck by oncoming pickup in 2018
By: Jeremy Walsh
Santa and Mrs. Claus in a past Hometown Holiday Celebration parade. (Photo by Chuck Deckert)
By: Jeremy Walsh
Rider knocked down by erratic SUV, run over by semi-truck – neither vehicle stuck around
By: Jeremy Walsh
Rojas told to return keys and technology, ‘not allowed back’ on campus without permission – per documents obtained by Weekly
Award-winning American pianist Jon Nakamatsu is set to make his fifth appearance at the Bankhead Theater next weekend as part of Del Valle Fine Arts’ 2024-25 concert season.
‘Symbolizes the duty they undertook, the honor they upheld and the country they served with unwavering commitment’
By: Jude Strzemp, Jeremy Walsh
Candidates Maggie Tufts and Christiaan VandenHeuvel are neck and neck in the battle for second place and the final seat on the Livermore school board, according to updated tallies from election officials on Friday afternoon.
CHP still working to locate two drivers who allegedly fled after crash on I-580 outside Livermore last week
Among busy November for Bankhead that also includes Marc Cohn, John Cleese, ‘The Apology’ doc and 10,000 Maniacs
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