Larry Altman

Two new members will take their seats with the Livermore City Council on Dec. 6, joining a group that will continue to debate open space both outside and within the urban growth boundary (UGB), affordable housing, climate change and completing a new General Plan in the coming year. Planning commissioner Steven Dunbar and Kristie Wang, a former Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District trustee, will take their oaths to represent Districts 3 and 4, respectively. Dunbar and Wang topped their opponents in the November election and will serve for the next four years.

Attorneys for inmates formerly housed at scandal-plagued Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) Dublin reached a settlement Friday with the Federal Bureau of Prisons (FBOP) that will provide protections for hundreds of

City Plans to Obtain Conservation Easement to Keep it Free of Development

Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price announced last week that two Pleasanton police officers will not face criminal charges for the 2022 shooting death of a knife-wielding man.

Weeks after a winery owner faced pushback from residents and a county planning panel over his proposal to build an event center and golf course in South Livermore, the 113.5-acre

David Viens acknowledged it was 'absolutely shameful to destroy a body, and to deprive her and her loved ones of a proper burial'

David Viens received a sentence of 15 years to life for the killing of his wife Dawn Viens on Friday, 3/22/13, in the downtown superior courtroom of Judge Rand S.

David Viens told a parole board he was panicked, suicidal and numbed with vodka and marijuana when he decided to do the unthinkable in 2006.

David Viens acknowledged it was ‘absolutely shameful to destroy a body, and to deprive her and her loved ones of a proper burial.'

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’