Larry Altman

U.S. Rep. Mark DeSaulnier, preparing to enter his sixth term in the U.S. House of Representatives, said he was still coping with his party’s loss to Donald Trump and voters’

Settlement Averages $1.1 Million for Each Inmate; More Lawsuits Pending

New Signed Laws Cover Reproductive Health, Labor Law, and Higher Education, Among Others

The homeowners’ association of a well-to-do Pleasanton golf community has sued the county over water fees. The Castlewood Property Owners Association (CPOA) recently filed suit against Alameda County, alleging the

The Livermore Planning Commission has recommended that the city council approve the 253-unit Cornerstone housing development proposed for a 13-acre vacant site in Livermore north of I-580. The project would

Group Reports Highest Ever Ticket Sales and a Record 1,141 Members

Investor-Owned Utilities Make California Rates Second-Highest in U.S.

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors last week selected seven candidates as finalists to replace recalled District Attorney Pamela Price.

Dublin Would Have to Break Urban Limit Line to Develop the Parcel

The City Council on Monday approved the development of the 253-unit Cornerstone housing project despite concern that placing more than 100 apartments for lower income residents in a single five-story building at the site might stigmatize them and create a “ghetto.”