Jeremy Walsh is an Online Editor at the Pleasanton Weekly. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, entertainment, construction, and real estate, with a keen interest in regional issues and world news. Walsh's work has been featured in various publications including the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, Livermore Vine, and NewsBreak.
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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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After months of renovations, second location set to open in old Original Pancake House spot in late January
A 17-year-old boy died after the BMW he was driving crashed into a tree alongside Del Valle Road in Livermore over the weekend, according to the California Highway Patrol.
By: Jeremy Walsh
The Pleasanton Police Department is changing its online system for publicly reporting data related to service calls and arrests in the city, which is why its online "Police Blotter" has not been updated since Dec. 16.
By: Jeremy Walsh, Chuck Deckert
Joe Callahan, Jerri Long, Ron Sutton to receive awards at 2025 Wines & Valentines gala
By: Jeremy Walsh
‘It is important for all of us to model appropriate behavior for our students,’ district says
By: Jeremy Walsh
From left: Jacky Poulsen, Gail Cobe, Kim Rowe. (Photo by Barbara Mallon) The Tri-Valley Bus Pass Drive, founded by resident Jacky Poulsen, is underway for its ninth year working to raise money for critical transportation for unhoused and other vulnerable residents to receive services or assistance in the region.
Nature inspires art among friends in Flora in Focus exhibit blooming in Firehouse Arts Center
By: Jeremy Walsh
Art piece originally displayed in downtown Danville donated to city of Pleasanton by longtime resident
By: Jeremy Walsh
The Lunar New Year celebration at City Center Bishop Ranch is set for Feb. 2, 2025. (Photo courtesy Sunset Development)
We’re celebrating a big anniversary in 2025 – an honor and a privilege that we don’t take for granted
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